CORRESPONDENCE.

Press, Volume LVI, Issue 16722, 3 January 1920, Page 9

CORRESPONDENCE.

« RELIGION AND SPIRITUALISM. to the editoii or "thr frbss." Sir,—Your thcosophical correspondent asks seven "whys" regarding tho above. 1. "Why communications limited, etc. ?" Well, I suppose wo got just so much and of a quality as wo aro prepared to rcccive, and ''tho restricted circle '.will grow as required, no doubt. 2. "Phenomena the essence of puerility.'' This, of course, is a matter of opinion. The question of identity may be established by that very puerility. H. "Contradictory details." Tho Prince of Wales will gather a different i-onecption of Now Zealand than did the emigrant who landed 50 years ago with a shilling in his pocket. ■I. "Impersonation" is often prompts cd by silly mischievousness. The Bishop i-f London says that tlio fact of dying does not change us into angels. %•. "A medium go-between." Mediums are certainly liko musicians, poets, painters, and other sensitive folk. TTiev are born, not made, perhaps for tne express purpose of bridging the gulf. <1. "A medium's organism." Replied to above. 7. 'Hiblical commn mentions stopped." A cessation perhaps for a time caused by our mental attitude. The people nerish where the vision ceases, ho we should pray for increased "gifts." • • Yours, etc., PETER TROLOVE. "NA/OL"' cures Coughs, Colds. Bron•hitis. Influenza, Nasal Catarrh, or "old in tho Head. It never fails. 4am?s. Is 6d. Get a Nasal Inhaler. 3