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Spatium, issue 5, September 1949
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SPATIUM FEATURE the continuing vibrations. The minister placed a blanket and pillow on the floor, told the boy to lie down and covered him with another blanket. "Soon after the boy had fallen asleep, the bedding and the boy slowly slid across the floor and under the bed. He woke up and bumped his head on the bed slat. He rolled out and tried again to go to sleep. This time, boy, blankets and all made a half circle on the floor and slid under the bed again. "Both times there was no evidence of any wrinkling of the bedding as if the boy were moving by himself. His hands were on the pillow in full view, and his legs were straight. His boy was rigid and clearly outlined under the blanket." The article then goes on with this note. Christ, while on earth, frequently drove out devils, as Scriptures testify. After His ascension into heaven, His apostles and disciples did likewise by His power. For 20 centuries since, their successors, the bishops and priests have restrained the same power over evil spirits. The case of the Washington boy as reported by Darnell, gave several typical evidences of the presence of the evil spirits. Their activities are of two kinds- obsession, in which they externally annoy their victims; and possession, in which they take control of the body, although not of the soul. To be possessed or obsessed by no means implies any wrong on the part of the victim. Some have been possessed through their own fault, but most are helpless victims of somebody else's wickedness. Some of the greatest Saints have suffered from diabolical obsession. ------- The printing of the above article in this magazine is not intended as a support of the organization it represents by the CNYSFS or SPATIUM. It is not presented facetiously, either. It is simply presented for what it is worth, because of its obvious interest to those interested in the unusual and occult. The above article was taken from "The Evangelist", Albany, N.Y., Aug., 26, '49. SPATIUM POEM LAMENT Our last apology has been given Our leaders pass with souls unshaven, Our last pretense from us long since riven: Null-A, farewell Once in the fields of Semantics we tarried, Proud of the banner we boastfully carried Now we slink home, our ranks broken and harried Null-A, farewell All of our faith in our idol, K, shaken, By our last followers basely foresaken, Hope for the future from us has been taken! Null-A, farewell! Louis Warde PAGE -(14)-
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SPATIUM FEATURE the continuing vibrations. The minister placed a blanket and pillow on the floor, told the boy to lie down and covered him with another blanket. "Soon after the boy had fallen asleep, the bedding and the boy slowly slid across the floor and under the bed. He woke up and bumped his head on the bed slat. He rolled out and tried again to go to sleep. This time, boy, blankets and all made a half circle on the floor and slid under the bed again. "Both times there was no evidence of any wrinkling of the bedding as if the boy were moving by himself. His hands were on the pillow in full view, and his legs were straight. His boy was rigid and clearly outlined under the blanket." The article then goes on with this note. Christ, while on earth, frequently drove out devils, as Scriptures testify. After His ascension into heaven, His apostles and disciples did likewise by His power. For 20 centuries since, their successors, the bishops and priests have restrained the same power over evil spirits. The case of the Washington boy as reported by Darnell, gave several typical evidences of the presence of the evil spirits. Their activities are of two kinds- obsession, in which they externally annoy their victims; and possession, in which they take control of the body, although not of the soul. To be possessed or obsessed by no means implies any wrong on the part of the victim. Some have been possessed through their own fault, but most are helpless victims of somebody else's wickedness. Some of the greatest Saints have suffered from diabolical obsession. ------- The printing of the above article in this magazine is not intended as a support of the organization it represents by the CNYSFS or SPATIUM. It is not presented facetiously, either. It is simply presented for what it is worth, because of its obvious interest to those interested in the unusual and occult. The above article was taken from "The Evangelist", Albany, N.Y., Aug., 26, '49. SPATIUM POEM LAMENT Our last apology has been given Our leaders pass with souls unshaven, Our last pretense from us long since riven: Null-A, farewell Once in the fields of Semantics we tarried, Proud of the banner we boastfully carried Now we slink home, our ranks broken and harried Null-A, farewell All of our faith in our idol, K, shaken, By our last followers basely foresaken, Hope for the future from us has been taken! Null-A, farewell! Louis Warde PAGE -(14)-
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