Golden Rays.
Other titles: Golden Rays Magazine
1943?-1949? Monthly
Eaton Rapids, MI.
Editor: Rev. Austin D. Wallace.
Publisher: The Library.
1/1, June 1943.
(Vol. 7, no. 5 is October 1949. 35 pp.

The Spiritualist Episcopal Church was founded in 1941 by, among others, Robert Chaney, a midwestern medium who frequented Camp Chesterfield. He later resigned from his church at Eaton Rapids and moved to Los Angeles with his wife, Earlyne, who had been communicating with a spirit called Kut-Hu-Mi, who she later learned had a role in Theosophy. The two then proceeded to found Astara in 1951 and put out the voluminous Book of Life lessons. The journal featured meditations, healing, etc., and carried articles on "A Practical Spiritualist’s Philosophy," "An Occult Interpretation of the 23rd Psalm," "Apports," and the like. Michigan State University.

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