From the author's Preface. THIS volume has grown out of a paper originally read at a discussion meeting of the British National Association of Spiritualists, held at their rooms, 38 Great Russell Street, London, on the evening of December 16, 1878. In that paper I presented certain evidence for the identity of spirits who have from time to time communicated with me; and I founded an argument upon the evidence produced. Confined within narrow limits by the exigencies of the occasion, I dealt with one phase of the subject only, and my treatment of it was cursory. I have, however, considered it best to print the paper as it originally was delivered, with some few additional facts, and to supplement its imperfections and omissions, to some extent, in other parts of the book, especially in the Introduction. I have also reprinted from the Spiritualist certain papers bearing on the general subject of this work; and I have added in another Appendix cases of identity before published...

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1880 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1878 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1883 Edition.

This Is A New Release Of The Original 1908 Edition.

In 1883 Spirit Teachings was published through the mediumship of Rev.Stainton Moses. This manuscript, the first of two volumes and transmitted entirely through automatic writing, is one of the most important books in spiritualism today. Imperator servus Dei, William Stainton Moses'guide, gives the religious, philosophical and ethical implications of the new philosophy of spiritualism.

1883. Spirit Teachings, which came through Moses's hand in what is called automatic writing is regarded as Spiritualism's greatest classic. Here, in language of matchless prose, is contained the religious, philosophical and ethical implications of Spiritualism, as viewed by the spirit world. The communicators, by sheer brilliant logic, compelled their medium to abandon, stage by stage, his orthodox religious beliefs. They gave clear evidence of their high purpose and furnished him with irrefutable proofs of Survival.

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1880. William Stainton Moses, whose writings only bore the pseudonym of M.A. (Oxon.), is best known for his contribution to Spiritualist thought and literature. What is often overlooked is his ability as a talented and very able physical medium. As Beloff comments, he was a medium 'whose physical phenomena were said, by those fortunate enough to be allowed to sit with him, to be as powerful as those of D. D. Home himself. This volume is a collection of his essays; the former dealing with the general condition of the public movement, and with some requirements for its proper guidance and conduct: the latter sketching the parallel between the age of Christ and this age of ours, and shadowing forth the contrasts between Christianity and Christian Spiritualism-the Old Faith and the New. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

1883. Spirit Teachings, which came through Moses's hand in what is called automatic writing is regarded as Spiritualism's greatest classic. Here, in language of matchless prose, is contained the religious, philosophical and ethical implications of Spiritualism, as viewed by the spirit world. The communicators, by sheer brilliant logic, compelled their medium to abandon, stage by stage, his orthodox religious beliefs. They gave clear evidence of their high purpose and furnished him with irrefutable proofs of Survival.