Experiences in Spiritualism with D. D. Home by Adare Viscount

Author:Adare, Viscount [Adare, Viscount]
Language: eng
Format: mobi
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ISBN: 9781907355943
Publisher: Whte Crow Books
Published: 2011-06-05T05:00:00+00:00

No. 50 Séance

At Adare Manor, February 1869

MR. HOME ARRIVED yesterday, and this evening our first séance took place. We sat in the gallery; the party consisting of my sister-in-law Mrs. Wynne, and her daughter, Major and Mrs. Blackburn, Hon. F. Lawless, Captain Wynne (Charlie), Mr. Home, Adare, and myself. During the séance there was a strong gale of wind, with heavy hail showers, and flashes of lightning. After a short time, vibrations and slight movements of the table occurred. Presently Mr. Home and Adare went to the end of the room, and sat at a small table and asked what had best be done. They received the following answer: “The external atmosphere is not good. We are not sure that this room will he conducive. We wish all who remain in this room to be in the circle. Go with your father and Fred Lawless to try another room.” As Mr. Home and Adare were walking up the gallery to tell us, Adare said, “I wonder if Charlie (Wynne) may come with us?” “Yes,” was rapped on a table, which they were passing at the moment.

We went to my study, and sat at a small table. Raps were heard, and Mr. Home soon went into a trance, and immediately rose up and walked about the room, seemingly in an uncomfortable state; his eyes were shut. He took the green shade off my reading lamp, and then bandaged his eyes; and after a few turns about the room, he came back to the table. He seemed attracted to Lawless. He placed his hand against the back of Lawless’s neck, and pressed it. Lawless felt a sensation as if a hot stream flowed into him. Mr. Home then sat down and, pointing emphatically at Lawless, said: “You have considerable powers; you have (or ought to have) large healing powers.” He again walked about, and seemed very uncomfortable, conveying the impression that there was something unsatisfactory about the state of the room. He said: “The gallery is too large, and full of different influences, the chairs even have different influences; and then this room is too full of business and of figures.” He went out into the hall; came back, and then went into the vestibule. On returning he took Adare out, and asked him to come and try the dining room. Adare said: “Why not try the room at the end of the passage?” (His mother’s sitting room). They went down in the dark, Mr. Home finding the door, which Adare missed. They entered the room, and immediately Mr. Home said: “This is the room.” He then quitted it, returned to where we were sitting, and taking me by the hand, he led the way rapidly back to the other room, and walked into the middle of it, Adare coming with us. It was pitch dark. “This,” he said, “this is the room.” We heard raps in different places. He then took my hand, returned to my study, and sat down. He

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