…says last words were it is so beautiful And in many cases, though, there are visions. In some cases, someone like Andrew Jackson Davis could have a vision of an afterlife that is a beautiful valley with little farms and cottages and happy people. Those…

…of wonderful houses and trees and mountains and fountains and all these things associated with the summer land of Andrew Jackson Davis. In the mental level, the individual has the experience that we sometimes hear a very exceptional person describe when…

…might be as strange as any account given by Emanuel Swedenborg. Or any of the wonders of the summer land described by Andrew Jackson Davis. He would be quite certain that he had been placed to places. That he had seen shining temples on the tops of…

…in music. This consciousness was just as truly mystical thing as were the revelations of Immanuel Swedenborg or Andrew Jackson Davis. There is not this much mystery and wonder in the magnificent attainment of great musicians, artists, creative geniuses,…

…of knowledge of the magnetic structure of the body. This was perhaps very well set forth in the writings of Andrew Jackson Davis, the New England physician. In any event, this process of increasing contamination must not be completely overlooked. But now,…

…descriptions of visions that we find all the way from ancient Egypt to Immanuel Swedenborg. These visions seem real. Andrew Jackson Davis, the seer of Poughkeepsie, the American mystic, psychic, describes the summer land which he actually visited in his own…

…the blessed doctrines. until the advent of the Maitreya. Actually also, according to some of the psychic peoples, I think of Andrew Jackson Davis for one, the heart is connected with the head and with the crown of the head. And according to mystics and…

…visions again and again. Visions of the saints, of the mystics, of the seers. Visions that came to people like Andrew Jackson Davis and Baron Emanuel Swedenborg. From the inside of man himself there seemed to be constantly emerging visions, dreams, and…

…of the 18th and even 19th century, we're going to lose what we most cherish. I think that we remember quite well Andrew Jackson Davis, a physician in New England here in the early part of the 19th century. He was a physician psychic and he had…