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From Pat Deveney's journal database:
Telepathic Magazine, The. 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.
The journal absorbed the Occult Digest in late
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The Telepathic Magazine was an early-twentieth-century Chicago organ of New Thought and mental science, built around telepathy and the era's fascination with 'vibration' as a bridge between science and religion. Its writers hold that God is disclosed rather than dissolved by microscope and telescope, that a purely physical science leaves an unfilled 'void', and that an 'ancient storehouse of wisdom' anticipated modern law in the doctrine of reproduction through vibration — a claim it happily paired with Marie Corelli's 'Electrical Principle of Christianity.' Its dominant idiom is New Thought's language of success, affirmation, and prosperity, with a standing horoscope department and an occult-wisdom coloring around the edges. Thought-transference gives it its name and its psychical-research adjacency, but the register throughout is popular mental-science self-culture rather than laboratory parapsychology. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Psychical Research and Parapsychology |
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