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Then Pa dropped his head on a table and sobbed ; " Yet you have a sad consciousness , it was not reality.1 Too often the word superstition has been applied to Pa , when the term sensitive was more suitable .
Then Pa dropped his head on a table and sobbed ; " Yet you have a sad consciousness , it was not reality.1 Too often the word superstition has been applied to Pa , when the term sensitive was more suitable .
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25 Pa would have appreciated his use of the term reality . By friend and foe , whether past or present , he was considered a realist.26 Those who have accepted psychic phenomena in my father's life as a reality have , with some ...
25 Pa would have appreciated his use of the term reality . By friend and foe , whether past or present , he was considered a realist.26 Those who have accepted psychic phenomena in my father's life as a reality have , with some ...
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The term mystic continues to earn more respect in our culture than the term psychic . Unless the latter is combined , as in Pa's life , with the spiritual , it becomes shallow and suspect . The mystic for Pa became more fruitful with ...
The term mystic continues to earn more respect in our culture than the term psychic . Unless the latter is combined , as in Pa's life , with the spiritual , it becomes shallow and suspect . The mystic for Pa became more fruitful with ...
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Contents
ME MY DEATH AND MY FAMILY 1 18 | 1 |
My Love of Animals | 3 |
Spoiled Yet Unspoiled | 4 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Willie Speaks Out!: The Psychic World of Abraham Lincoln |
| Author | Elliott V. Fleckles |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Llewellyn Publications, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 23 Jul 2007 |
| ISBN | 0875422330, 9780875422336 |
| Length | 226 pages |
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