Excerpt from Great Harmonia: Being a Progressive Revelation of the Eternal Principles Which Inspire Mind and Govern Matter

The Scientific Secret of Man's Immortality, Higher Types conic from Inspired Spermatozoa, The System of Foetal Development, The last Scientific Evidence of Man's Immortality, The Eternal Spirit of Self Preservation, Man, the Peripatetic Magnet, How the Aroma! Body is made, St. Paul's Painful Anxiety, The Spirit-Homo a literal World, How the Spirit-World is formed, The Milky-Way and its Relations to the Spuit-Land, The Methods by which Spirits travel through Space, An Appeal to the Read us Spirit, A Diagram of Man and tlio several Kingdoms.

A Voice From the Spirit-Land.

From James Victor Wilson, A Spirit.

The Beginning of his Discourse, That all Images and Likenesses are from the Mind, He relates a beautiful and touching Incident, The Celestial Brotherhood of the Plana de Alplios, Hills, Dales, Flowers, Islands, and Temples of the Spirit-Land, He meets and converses with the happy Palmorchid, Personal Appearance of the Apozea, Of the wondrous Aggamede, What Friend Wilson was named on the Isle, Appearance and Narrative of the young Italian, The two Spirits depart from Akropanamede, The Tolekaof a veteran Hollander, They visit different Localities on Earth, Patients, Lovers, Singers, and Dancers, in Heaven, The Apozea admonishes Friend Wilson, How Everything became new and beautiful, Of the Congress at High-Rock Tower.

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