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Periodical: Wisdom of the Spirit

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Wisdom of the Spirit.
The only journal devoted exclusively to the publishing of knowledge received direct from the Spirit World.
1929--1938? Monthly
London, England.
Language: English.
Editor: Mrs. G. Ray Richmond.
Publisher: Published by the Sole Proprietor, Mrs. G. Ray Richmond.
1/1, 1929-1938 (?)

The journal was called "new" in 1934, but volume numbering indicates it was published in some form from the late 1920s. Mimeographed typescript, 14 pp., 1/- monthly, 11/- a year. This was a promotional publication for Mrs. G. Ray Richmond’s Carrayman’s Healing Centre in London (healing through "Mandarin," her Healing Guide) and her trance communications from "The Professor." The journal purorted to present information obtained from "Entities living on earth at various times, as well as unique word-pictures of the Nazarene." In the late 1930s she was running a Mediums’ Training College in Putney.

Other Sources:University of Texas, Austin.
Issues:Wisdom of the Spirit V6 N1 Sep 1934
Claude-Generated Themes:   Wisdom of the Spirit is a Spiritualist organ given over to channeled teaching, in which a discarnate voice instructs the reader through a medium. Its lessons dwell on thought as vibration — 'good thinking' broadcast into a 'Wave Belt of Thought' — and on preparing the soul to enter 'the Kingdom of the Spirit.' The recurring medium, control, and mediumship vocabulary marks the method as spirit-communication, while the intimate, dictated address ('beloved child') gives it the character of automatic or channeled writing. A thread of mind-power language brushes against New Thought without amounting to a separate doctrine.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Spiritualism