Life and labor in the spirit world: Being a description of localities, employments, surroundings, and conditions in the spheres.Longley, Mary T. (Mary Theresa)
Religion
Life and labor in the spirit world: Being a description of localities, employments, surroundings, and conditions in the spheres.
Longley, Mary T. (Mary Theresa)
Spirit writings; Spirits
CHAPTER XI.
EXPERIENCES IN SPIRIT LIFE. The Various Classes of Spirits near the
Earth. The Power and Extent of Personal Influence. Beulah, a
Spirit Missionary. Beulah’s Self-Sacrificing Beneficence.
Reformation of Spirits in the Lower Spheres. Illustrative
Instance of the Reformation of a Spirit. The Work Carried to
Completion. The Reformed Spirit Returns to Earth to Reform
Others. First Sensations upon Entering Spirit Life. The Ultimate
Reign of Peace and Happiness on Earth. 154
CHAPTER XII.
SANITARIUMS IN SPIRIT LIFE. Localities and Characteristics. Methods
of Treatment. Music as a Means of Recuperation. Restoration of
the Mentally Diseased. Improved Medical Treatment on Earth. One
of the Sanitariums of Spirit Life. Interesting Incident,—a Mother
Finds Her Child. Cultivation of Inherent Talents. 172
CHAPTER XIII.
SURROUNDINGS AND CONDITIONS OF SPIRITS. Reasons for Different Views
of Spirit Surroundings. Earthly Conditions that Retard Spiritual
Progress. Worldly Success often a Misfortune. Earthly Conditions
Continued in Spirit Life. An Illustration. External Surroundings
Produced by Mental Conditions. Materialistic Scientists in Spirit
Life. The Dawning of Spiritual Light. The Liberal-Minded
Scientist. Contrasted Causes and Effects. The Simply
Intellectual. Cheerlessness of a Want of Spirituality. Blending
of the Spiritual and Intellectual. Happiness Derivable only from
Within. The Human nature of Spirits. Right and Wrong States of
Contentment. 186
CHAPTER XIV.
OUR CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES. Earthly Reforms Originate in Spirit
Life. Divisions of Spirit Mission of Labor. Woman Suffrage. The
Indians. Peace Arbitration. Heredity. An Organization of Spirits
for the Elevation of Earth’s Inhabitants. Care and Protection of
Mediums. Development of New Mediums. Our Co-operative Society;
what Constitutes Membership; its Plans, Purposes, and Influence. 214
PART SECOND.
CHAPTER XV.
INTRODUCTORY.—SPIRIT MAY. The Council of the Flowers. For the
Little Ones (poem). Who Can Tell (poem). Work (poem). To My
Sister Genevieve (poem). Grandma’s Pet (poem). Two Birdies
(poem). Evening (poem). The Awakening of the Flowers (poem). Baby
Nellie (poem). A Happy New Year (poem). Snow Drops (poem). An
Evening Song (poem). Children (poem). Snow Flakes (poem). 233
CHAPTER XVI.
A STORY FOR THE CHILDREN. 253
CHAPTER XVII.
THE CHILDREN OF THE SUMMER-LAND. 272
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