HIGHER THOUGHT TEMPLE

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1035, 28 July 1930, Page 10

HIGHER THOUGHT TEMPLE

OLD AND NEW PSYCHOLOGY At the Higher Thought Temple evening Mr. M. Walker continued series of lectures on the old and new psychology, the subject on t* 3 * I occasion being “The Human Aura-. “Aura is a word used frequently cover all that is meant by baJO__ nimbus, and more, too, probably, u* the old painters understood by to terms,” said the speaker. "V*e . familiar with the artist's concepti a ring of light encircling the hea * a saint, and we have looked witn miration on the beautiful re preset* tion of the Christ completely envelop in white light. The difference of tween the nimbus round the a saint and the glory radiating the entire person of the- perfect ter is very clearly marked, and ‘ to illustrate not only a painters but a scientific truth.” w. The speaker then illustrated til ferent qualities and various auras, and said that psycho-physiological works were in the hands of young people in of the lurid, sensational treatise frequently circulated, practical sons would be popularised on subject of developing intellect!*** moral auras. The physical and cal development of the race perly together. What was healtny the one plane was equally so ° others, therefore’ healthy, en ® practices of mind and body in nections should be insisted uponever state we wished to state should be imagined as aJr £ picture, then through the operao the law of universal attraction 4© would, through being a ntagnet so, draw to ourselves and find ou drawn toward exactly that whK the goal of our desire. a P d cr ° ;o£ our most fervent usriratlpi*