My experiences while out of my body : $b and my return after many daysRichmond, Cora L. V. (Cora Linn Victoria)
Religion
My experiences while out of my body : $b and my return after many days
Richmond, Cora L. V. (Cora Linn Victoria)
Astral projection; Spiritualism
More and more frequent were the summons and the visits to my mortal
body, to reimbue, as it was now found possible, with my spirit, to
restore with the personal presence, the body within which the vital
spark had been kept alive by blessed Guardian Spirits and devoted
friends on Earth.
More and more the spirit “Home friends,” the Best Beloved, and the
Guides encouraged the thought of my return to fulfill the appointed
work on Earth. I had prayed to be allowed to remain, to let the body
pass; but now, gradually it is true, the idea of resuming the human
habiliments, the garb of the material body, became less repugnant, and
I finally freely said: “Yes, I will go as that is the appointed way.”
Have you, dear friend, who may be reading these imperfect fragments
of a _perfect experience_, (as any narrative must be) ever visited
some fair garden, some sequestered home of dearest friends, a place
radiant with beauty and enchantment; where there were flowers massed
in rarest combinations of color and fragrance, fountains murmuring
in answer to the summer winds, music, such as seemed a part of the
enrapturing scene; have you enjoyed this with the chosen friends that
alone could make the scene sacred, the Best Beloved? And have you known
the reluctance to return to the “outer world” of daily routine of care,
perhaps of pain? Ah, then you know in the _smallest degree_ what it
meant to me to return to my bodily form!
Yet even now the soul of all that was mine in that wonderful,
surpassing state is ever with me; nor will it again be absent from
me--since it is enfolded in my very being. I am more complete now, even
in the body which ever divides us from the Soul of Life.
“You will be with us again and often,” they said; the Guide said no
formal “farewells,” no “leavetaking,” but everywhere from every Dear
and Blessed one “Blessings, Peace, Joy, and Love go with you into added
Strength and Work.”
And here I am: ready to help the body to grow stronger, and to
_willingly, joyfully_, in the future as in the past, perform the work
assigned me--_until--they--call--me--Home_.
CORA L. V. RICHMOND.
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