discarded his etheric body, as well as his physical body. By the very weight of their numbers and by the reputability of their position they will carry their point.

Through a discovery also in the field of photography the fact of survival will be proven, and much of the spirit photography now being investigated will aid in this event. Through the use of the radio by those who have passed over communication will be eventually set up and reduced to a true science.

Certain happenings in 1936 will do more to annihilate the veil between the seen and the unseen than any other line of activity initiated. About that time an illumination will be set up and a radiance revealed which will result in a tremendous stimulation of mankind and bring about an awakening of a new order. Man will be keyed up to a perception and to a contact which will enable him to see through, which will reveal the objective of the fourth dimension, and blend the subjective and the objective together into a new world. Death will lose its terrors and the fear of death will come to an end between the years of 1936 and 1945.

Men are so occupied with their demand for light and so earnest in their cry for release from the present blindness and so anxious for relief from the surrounding chaos, that they are apt to forget that from the inner side there is also a great effort and a “push” to help on the part of the Custodians of the Plan and Their assistants. That urge on Their part to help is more active than ever before, as human beings demand more potently the privilege of light. A demand from the race, plus a response from the waiting Brotherhood, must inevitably produce potent results. The urge to know and the urge to teach are assuredly related and a part of the natural process of conscious development.

The next three years, and in a lesser degree the succeeding nine years, mark a happening of such profound and widespread consequences that the present era in which we now live will come to be looked upon as the dark ages. Science will penetrate deeper into the realm of the intangible, and work in mediums and with apparatus hitherto unknown. The release of the potencies in an atom will mark a revolutionary era, and science will have much to discard and much to give as it works with energies and forms of life hitherto unrecognized. The spiritualists will make a discovery whereby the means of contact with those who function out of the physical body will be greatly facilitated, and a group of mediums