| Can it be a good idea to take shamanist ways of working and using them for spiritualist work? |
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| Part of the chaperone's motivation for accompanying her niece was to have access to the city's sizable spiritualist community. |
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| Almost every evening she dragged me to spiritualist meetings, obsessed with the desire to communicate with her son. |
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| Born in San Francisco, he was the son of an itinerant astrologer and a spiritualist mother. |
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| Each was a spiritualist, and each comprehended meanings in realms of apprehension different from the physical world. |
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| Being a master spiritualist myself, I can assure you that Madame Blanche is a fake. |
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| His aunt, who was a spiritualist, comes to visit one night and brings with her a Ouija board. |
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| The ultimate goal is to replace naturalist science with spiritualist thinking. |
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| Most people who go to a medium or a spiritualist church have lost someone and want to find out that this person is okay. |
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| Nigel's devastated parents made a number of attempts to contact their son through mediums and the spiritualist church. |
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| In practice, a vast amount of spiritualist messages seem pathetic in their banality and sentimentality. |
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| A spiritualist healer works with the spirit, mind, emotions, and body of the recipient. |
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| You will observe that it makes no difference herein whether you call yourself a materialist or a spiritualist. |
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| The pure associationist's account of our mental life is almost as bewildering as that of the pure spiritualist. |
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| They elaborated the connections between the telegraph and spiritualist phenomena in an effort to legitimize their supernatural experiences. |
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| On the rare occasion anyone asks what I am, I tell them I'm a Non-denominational spiritualist, which is a nice catch-all term which gets a laugh and covers all the bases. |
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| The present compilation combines aspects of both the flamboyant virtuoso and the profound spiritualist that together formed the personality of Franz Liszt. |
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| A spiritualist barber encouraged a taste for the occult and for Eastern religion. |
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| The spiritualist should be recognized by his deeds, and so that those deeds may be clean, they must have been dictated by the conscience. |
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| Then men will surface inventing spiritualist doctrines, teaching new laws and doctrines. |
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| He recorded his spiritualist activities in the diaries and that's how we found out! |
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| This probably would have pleased his creator, Arthur Conan Doyle, a spiritualist who dabbled in the ways of immortality. |
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| A true spiritualist always bathes before sunrise and never eats and drinks anything before he has defecated and bathed. |
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| It also prompted a good deal of diary writing, as the diary served as King's main confidant when it came to spiritualist matters. |
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| She was an active member of the spiritualist movement in Britain. |
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| She was more of a spiritualist, a New Age believer in the power of good and the mysteries of the universe. |
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| MacLaine, avid spiritualist and searcher, is comfortable with the unanswerable. |
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| A year later, acting on a tip from a member of King's personal staff, he tracked down the spiritualist mediums whom King had consulted in England and broke the news. |
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| From how-it appears to how-it-is forms, the syllabus for spiritualist. |
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| The 19th century spiritualist pseudoscience of a world of ghosts and occult belief in spirits, a complex adaptation to modernity, has morphed into 20th century sciences. |
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| A light-hearted celebration of the irrational, it details her guilty love of spiritualist mumbo-jumbo: psychics, mind-reading, clairvoyancy and crystal healing. |
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| Dowding became a vegetarian, based on his beliefs as a theosophist and spiritualist. |
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| Though belief in such phenomena may be traced to earliest times, parapsychology as a subject of serious research originated in the late 19th century, partly in reaction to the growth of the spiritualist movement. |
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| This Doctrine, which, because it reveals the spiritual, is called spiritualist, is the road traced for man, by which he will come to know, serve, and love his Creator. |
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| The telegraph annihilates the social imaginary,' an anonymous narrator declares, crediting Samuel Morse's invention with inspiring an upsurge of both utopian fantasizing and spiritualist table-rapping. |
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| He also shall be a good spiritualist who, being owner of material wealth, knows how to use it to good ends, taking it as the means that God has given him to perform an important mission on earth. |
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| Earlier this evening, some of you were present when I had the honour to unveil the statue of the great Indian philosopher and spiritualist, Sri Aurobindo. |
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| She was very pleased with her reading and told me that she's done Raki and has been searching around spiritualist churches for help and guidance with her gift. |
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| Leslie Curnow a spiritualist, contributed much research to the book. |
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| Doyle and spiritualist William Thomas Stead were duped into believing Julius and Agnes Zancig had genuine psychic powers, both claiming that the Zancigs used telepathy. |
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| A friend told me that she had spoken to a Spiritualist Healer about me and he wanted me to go and see him. |
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| Jane had become a Spiritualist and medium, producing thousands of pages of automatic writing by a hand she believed was being guided by discarnates. |
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| There is an active Unitarian community based in a Grade 2 listed building in New Road, and a Spiritualist church in Norfolk Square. |
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| In 1926, Doyle laid the foundation stone for a Spiritualist temple in Camden, London. |
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| Doyle came out as a Spiritualist to the public in 1916, a full two years before his son's death. |
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| Spiritualism is currently practiced primarily through various denominational Spiritualist Churches in the United States and United Kingdom. |
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| The New Revelation was the title of his first Spiritualist work, published two years later. |
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| Doyle was also inspired by his Spiritualist beliefs to write a novella on the subject, The Land of Mist, featuring the character Professor Challenger. |
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| By the late 1880s, credibility of the informal movement weakened, due to accusations of fraud among mediums, and formal Spiritualist organizations began to appear. |
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| Writing to Spiritualist journal Light, that year, he declared himself to be a Spiritualist and spoke of one particular psychic event that had convinced him. |
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