Telepathic Magazine, The.
1937—1939 Monthly
Chicago, IL(?).
Editor: Marie Harlowe.
Publisher: Maha Publishing Company.
Succeeds: The Occult Digest
Succeeded by: The Occult Digest
1/1, November 1937-1939.
15 cents a copy, $1.00 a year, 8-10 pp.

The journal said that it was "dedicated to telepathy in its widest sense as the mode of communication without limitation of time or space throughout all the interpenetrating realms of Being," but consisted in long discourses by Harlowe on "religion and science," occult thoughts on Christmas, etc., with contributions on the "electrical principle of life" by Dr. George Crile and verse by Ella Wheeler Wilcox. A significant part of the journal was devoted to advertising "The Moon's Sign Book" and its companion "Working Plans Book" which taught the secrets of "Plans" in Gardening, Poultry, and Business and other matters of interest ("How to make hair grow more luxuriantly by use of Moon's signs and phases. An inexpensive and effective method used by many readers.").

The journal absorbed the Occult Digest in late 1929 after Harlowe ("Maha") assumed control of that journal but the title of the merged journal remained Occult Digest. On Harlowe see the note under that journal.

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