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| Moores Journal The Unknown N6 Spring 1931 | |
| Moores Journal The Unknown N7 Summer-autumn 1931 | |
| Moores Journal The Unknown N10 Annual 1937 | |
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Moore's Journal — The Unknown was a cheap London quarterly of the 1930s that blended the era's popular spiritual enthusiasms into a single self-help package. Its own cover billed 'How Spirits Control Mortals' and 'Light from Higher Worlds' beside 'The Natural Way to Success,' 'The Law of Increase,' and astrological 'General Forecasts' and 'Times for Action.' Mediumship and the reality of spirit life sit next to New-Thought affirmation and prosperity teaching, wrapped in a general occult and reincarnationist frame. Christian Science appears only to be criticised, its mind-cure blamed for 'tragic cases of loss of life.' The result is spiritualism and mind-power sold together as practical guidance for an ordinary British readership. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Divination (Tarot, Cartomancy, and Numerology) | Psychical Research and Parapsychology |
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