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From Pat Deveney's database:
Sendero, El. Self-proclaimed occult journal whose tone is indicated by the a passage from We are writing to give our insignificant contribution in the journalistic struggle, without the slightest pretension of literary erudition. We march without fear of censure, since if it is sensible it will serve as a guide for the day, and if it is fractious we shall despise it because it comes from anger. Our observations are not made with the intention of searching for controversies over creeds or customs; they will not single out specific persons or groups; and will nog follow informative paths. . . . We are not guided by foolish belief in the superiority of our principles or by the vain affection of our knowledge; money does not interest us . . . . Our path is laid out in meditation . . . ."
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| El Sendero V1 N1 Jun 1931 | |
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El Sendero, published at Teziutlan in Puebla, Mexico, survives here only as a fragment of a few thousand words, so any thematic verdict is provisional. What can be read is a Spanish-language reform paper that opens with the freethinkers' salute 'Salud' and preaches moral progress over material advance, self-effort, and an 'infinite power' the individual can draw out from within — the shared idiom of Mexico's Kardecist-spiritist and moral-progress press. The one loud signal the automated panel returned, for hollow-earth material, is a mirage produced by Spanish word-endings and has been discarded. On the evidence available it is filed lightly with the spiritist family and flagged for re-reading should further issues surface. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| New Thought | Spiritism (Kardecist) |
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