19/55 SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS A BRIEF RECORD OF MY OWN EXPERIENCES By Sir WM. EARNSHAW COOPER, CIE.

SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS A BRIEF RECORD OF MY OWN EXPERIENCES By Sir WM. EARNSHAW COOPER, CIE.
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I then added—” Can my dear mother give me some evidence of our parting on the occasion of my leaving home for India. It was the last time I saw her on earth, and as there were peculiar circumstances connected there- with, it would be interesting and convincing if she could show me some of the incidents.

” Mr. Beard said ” Your mother is showing me a scene of your parting in a room in which there are several people besides yourselves. The parting is a sad, sorrowful one enough, but she has mentioned the name of “Elizabeth,” which she is anxious I should remember, because she keeps repeating it. She is now showing me the house of this ” Elizabeth,” and I gather that it played an important part in the scene of your leave-taking.”

I then asked Mr. Beard, ” Can my mother show me any other feature in the scene of our parting, because it has certain peculiar characteristics which are, no doubt, as fully remembered by my mother as by myself?” My friend almost immediately replied ” Your mother is now showing me something which appears in the form of a triangle; at least that is the nearest form I can think of.

I believe this peculiar shaped thing is intended to convey to you that she parted with you at one point of this triangle, and afterwards at another. If this manifestation has any meaning for you I shall be glad, for this is all I can get from your mother on this point.”

I thanked my mother for what she had endeavoured to show me and said, ” I quite understand what my mother intends to convey, and, although the meaning is clear, I hope she will be able to give me further evidence,” or words to that effect.

After several attempts to get further information Mr. Beard said ” The power is not so strong now, and I fear further evidence will be difficult.” I replied, ” Do not do anything further; the evidence, so far as it goes, is quite conclusive.”

Many more clear manifestations were given of the ease with which communications can be opened up with what men erroneously call the ” Hidden World,” but as this narrative would become too lengthy by their narration, I propose to confine myself practically to the development of the two cases I have just referred to in their sequential order—that of my Eastern visitant, and of my mother. I will explain the meaning of these last manifestations later on.