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	Modern Surrealism Fantasy Artists: examples of surrealism surreal nature wallpapers
		This was a cultural movement devoted to communications between living persons and those who had passed beyond the veil, to the Other Side, or (in the name made famous by Andrew Jackson Davis, the Poughkeepsie Seer) to the "Summerland".
		Thus was surrealism, a cultural movement devoted to communication between the human spirit and the world beyond the façade of reality, officially given a name and local habitation.
		Modern spiritualism cast its net wide: while generally a middle-class and plebeian affair, it was patronized by an emperor and empress, various noblemen, a number of well-known literary figures, and others among the elite classes of Europe, America, and other parts of the world.
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	Modern Spiritualist movement - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Modern Spiritualist movement in the United States is usually cited as the origin of Spiritualism.
		Subscribers to the ideology cite the founding date of the movement as March 31, 1848 the day when Margaretta and Catherine Fox of Hydesville, New York claimed to communicate with a poltergeist that had been haunting their house.
		In 1853 the first Spiritualist Church was established in the British Isles by David Richmond at Keighley in Yorkshire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Modern_Spiritualist_movement (285 words)

	Spiritualism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Central tenets of Spiritualist liturgy and dogma are the beliefs and practices of mediumship which purports to be evidence of the continued existence of an individual's spirit or soul after death.
		The origin of Spiritualism is commonly considered to be the Modern Spiritualist movement of the 19th century United States.
		However, Spiritualism is distinct from Kardecist Spiritism and its offshoots, New Age movements that practise otherwise similar mediumship as channeling, and the broader concept of spirituality.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Spiritualism (410 words)

	Encyclopedia: Modern Spiritualist movement (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Clairvoyance is defined as a form of extra-sensory perception that it is claimed allows a person to perceive distant objects, persons, or events, including seeing through opaque objects and the detection of types of energy not normally perceptible to humans (i.
		Catharsis is a sudden emotional breakdown or climax that constitutes overwhelming feelings of great pity, sorrow, laughter, or any extreme change in emotion that results in the renewal, restoration and revitalization for living.
		Lily Dale is a spiritualist community located in Chautauqua County, New York.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Modern-Spiritualist-movement (927 words)

	Atlas Adventures
		This movement progressed alongside a contemporary interest in the general field of metaphysics, the branch of philosophy examining such concepts as the nature of reality and the relationship between mind and matter.
		Even marginalized fields of study such as cryptozoology seemed to profit from the mounting proof of the reality of the supernatural; interest in the study of mythological beasts surged at the turn of the century, apparently prompted by the revelation that there is indeed a world beyond that commonly seen and heard.
		Spiritualists had naturally been claiming this was possible for over 50 years, but this seemed, notwithstanding other real supernatural phenomena, implausible to the majority of modern society.
	www.larp.com /atlas/world/metaphysics.html (1095 words)

	Modern Spiritualist movement Definition / Modern Spiritualist movement Research (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The 'Modern Spiritualist movement in the United States is usually cited as the origin of SpiritualismSpiritualism is a religion in which contact with the spirits of the dead through a medium is central.
		Spiritualism in its modern incarnation started in the mid-nineteenth century in the United States and essentially grew out of Christianity.
		It is still perceived as largely Christian in its broadest sense (although no one, least of all Spiritualists, would begin to claim that its beliefs were orthodox Christian), but there are people from other traditions and religions who happily take the title "Spirituali...
	www.elresearch.com /Modern_Spiritualist_movement (339 words)

	The Door Opener: Aritcles: THE FOX SISTERS
		The Fox sisters were a pair of women who, together, founded the modern Spiritualist movement in the United States, and opened the minds of thousands of people across the country.
		Spiritualists claimed that the immortality of the soul would at last be proved.
		As with anyone of considerable renown, rumors and skepticism surrounded the story of the Fox sisters and their "Hydesville Rappings." Though Lea Fox Fish, the girls' older sister would never make any admission of fraud, the younger sisters confessed later in life that their rappings were not genuine in nature.
	www.anopendoor.com /TDO/nagen2.htm (980 words)

	Spiritualism; Modern Spiritualism; Modern Spiritualist Movement; Spiritualist Church - Parapsychology and Magic - IN ...
		We have terms such as: Spiritualism; Modern Spiritualism; Modern Spiritualist Movement; Spiritualist Church.
		Therefore, any religious or philosophical movement which accepts the reality of the Spirit can be said to be Spiritualist in nature.
		One would be very hard pressed to find any religious movement that does not accept some type of spiritual force and consciousness underlying and vitalizing the Human person.
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	History of Spiritualism
		Alexander N. Aksakof (1832-1903) Imperial Councilor to the Czar, the pioneer Spiritualist of Russia, a Swedenborg enthusiast whose introduction to modern Spiritualism was effected by Andrew Jackson Davis's 'Nature's Divine Revelations' in 1855.
		Gordon was a Spiritualist Minister, President of the West Midlands District Council and President of the Spiritualists National Union from 1970 to his death on 18th January, 1993.
		A set of by-laws was set up for the administration of the Guild of Spiritualists Healers, these to be known as by-laws 'H' George William Chapman (b1921) undoubtedly a medium who stands out prominently in the sphere of twentieth century Mediumship.
	www.psychics.co.uk /spiritualism/history_of_spiritualism.htm (7176 words)

	HISTORY & MYSTERY OF SPIRITUALISM
		The movement, which would come to be known as Spiritualism, would remain strong for nearly a century, enjoying its greatest revival after World War I. The practice was founded on the belief that life existed after death and that the spirit existed beyond the body.
		By November 1849, they were both giving public performances of their skills and the Spiritualist movement was born.
		But while the Spiritualist movement brought the study of ghosts and spirits into the public eye, it also provided fame (and sometimes infamy) to many of those involved.
	www.prairieghosts.com /spiritualism.html (3378 words)

	BBC - h2g2 - Spiritualism
		The modern spiritualist movement can be said to have started in America in the 1840s with the first public display of mediumship in 1849 at the Corinthian hall in New York.
		The first demonstration of a spiritualist medium in the United Kingdom was in 1852 and the foundations of a permanent church were laid in the following year.
		Spiritualist gathering places are called by various names: churches, lyceums and temples, and as in all such places it is not the building but the people in it that are important.
	www.bbc.co.uk /dna/ww2/A827408 (1393 words)

	History
		In 1853 the first Spiritualist Church was established in the British Isles by David Richmond at Keighley in Yorkshire (still in use today), and the first Spiritualist newspaper in Britain, The Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph, was published in 1855, also at Keighley.
		The British National Association of Spiritualists (renamed in 1884 as the London Spiritualist Alliance and now known as the College of Psychic Science) was founded in London in 1873, followed by the Society for Psychical Research in 1882.
		In the early days of the movement the most important necessity had been the complete freedom to develop and promote through multiple channels of communication the reception of the new spiritual inspiration without recourse to the establishment of a central organisation or administration.
	www.judithseaman.com /history.htm (911 words)

	SPIRIT WORLD - SPIRITUALISM - the Spirit World, Spirituality and Spirits caught on camera. Spirituality and Spirit ...
		Marvel at Spiritualist photographs of phantoms, apparitions, lost souls, spectres, spirits and wraiths.
		I would urge people not to take my word for the fact that there is a spirit world or rely on Spiritualist photos or indeed the experiences or say so of anyone else.
		There's a listing of venues on the Spiritualist national Union website at www.snu.org.uk and you can also chat now with Spiritualists online at my own website at www.psychic-chat.org We also offer via this website telephone readings with Spiritualist Mediums.
	spiritualists.org (836 words)

	Houdini and the Spiritualist movement
		The movement appealed to those grieving the death of a loved one.
		The Victorian spiritualists flatly refused to be satisfied with any kind of half-way détente between Faith and Reason.
		Yet in their eagerness to unite science and religion, the spiritualists did such violence to the orthodoxies of both that they ultimately helped achieve the opposite.
	www.intercom.net /~terkat/static/den/news/houdini/8.htm (778 words)

	History of Spiritualism spiritualists.org (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Fortunately, Cecil's father was a Spiritualist, and Cecil therefore did not suffer the fate of other mediumistic children who were victimized by unthinking parents.
		A motion showing that there was a need for a Guild of Spiritualists Healers was put to the Spiritualists' National Union's Annual General Meeting at Worthing and was held to be proven, although nothing could be done at that meeting, it was an ideal only.
		The Guild of Spiritualist Healers amalgamated with the S.N.U and a new Standing Committee was instituted, known as the Spiritualist Healing Committee.
	www.spiritualists.org /spiritualism/history_of_spiritualism.htm (7220 words)

	A Force in Spirituality (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Practices very like those of a modern spiritualistic séance have been reported in various parts of the world, as, for example, Haiti and among the North American Indians, and there is no reason for supposing that these are of recent origin.
		Although spiritualistic practices seem to be widespread, they were virtually unknown in modern civilized society until March 1848, when odd happenings were reported at the house of a farmer named Fox in a small town in New York state.
		Although individual spiritualists were often members (or even ministers) of Christian churches, the general tendency of the established religious bodies was to suspect the movement and its claim to a new revelation that would either supplement or replace the Christian revelation.
	www.grimshaworigin.org /Webpages2/ThomasGwSpiritualist.htm (9117 words)

	Our Beliefs - Part 3 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Spiritualists believe that one of the important aspects of Spiritualism is its capacity to heal.
		This group of Spiritualists is rooted firmly in the Christian tradition.
		They believe that their founder, James E. Padgett, had a very large number of experiences when he was used as a medium by famous biblical and historical figures, including Jesus, which resulted in the setting down of a new gospel.
	www.eternal.ndirect.co.uk /page12.htm (861 words)

	Spirit World: Life in the Spirit World - Part One
		Much truthful information regarding life in Spirit has indeed come from with the Modern Spiritualist movement, and for this we should be eternally grateful, but far more has come to us from outside Modern Spiritualism's ranks and members.
		Spiritualism was given birth with the creation of the spirits (that's you and me); Modern Spiritualism was born in 1848.
		What many Modern Spiritualists fail to accept is that while their movement was being fashioned, so too were other movements of the Spirit, most notably Theosophy.
	www.experiencefestival.com /a/SpiritWorld/id/21824 (3079 words)

	Spiritualist Occult Revival in 19th Century- Basis of Bible Textual Heresy
		Modern communications catapulted this isolated affair to international prominence and ignited a revival of occult interest and activity which would become the modern Spiritualist movement.
		One of the early pioneers of Spiritualist inquiry was the Ghost Society at the University of Cambridge, England.
		Obscured in the ERV and modern Bible versions are the identity of the man of sin, the mark which he causes all to receive and the harlot religious system which sits upon seven mountains.
	www.blessedquietness.com /journal/housechu/sprtrviv.htm (8737 words)

	National Spiritualist Association of Churches - Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Modern American Spiritualism with index (E), #445, $41.00 Reprinted in two volumes as a tribute to a great pioneer.
		Modern Spiritualism dates from March 31, 1848 (156 years) and the National Spiritualist Association was organized on September 27, 1993 (111 years).
		As you can see, there is a strong similarity to both sets of principles and like the Americans, the British spiritualist holds on strongly in its respect and practice of its principles, using them as a guide in furtherance of improving their quality and respect of life.
	www.nsac.org /newsletter/2004/2004-01-jan.htm (4491 words)

	Open Directory - Society: Religion and Spirituality: Spiritualism: Organizations (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Ashley Spiritualist Camp Association - As the sunflower turns its face toward the light of the sun, so Spiritualism turns the face of humanity toward the light of truth.
		SNU Trust - The Spiritualists National Union Trust is a mutual building society run by and for the benefit of its members and churches.
		Spiritualists' National Union - Includes courses being held at Stanstead Hall and the seven Spiritualist principles plus a great deal more on the work being acrried out in the UK by the SNU.
	www.dmoz.org /Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Spiritualism/Organizations (713 words)

	The Occult - Rare Books Exhibition
		At the same time he confidently believes that all rational persons, spiritualists as well as others, will heartily indorse this endeavour to explain the methods of those who, under the mask of mediumship, and possessing all the artifices of the charlatan, victimise those seeking knowledge of their loved ones who have passed away.
		Browning was a keen spiritualist, although she was said to have changed her mind on this shortly before her death.
		Spiritualists were uneasy with reincarnation as it could not logically be accepted in conjunction with their belief that the spirits of the dead retained their personalities beyond the grave, and could still communicate with their loved ones through seances and mediums.
	www.lib.monash.edu.au /exhibitions/occult/xocccat.html (16657 words)

	National Spiritualist Association of Churches - Home (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The International Spiritualist Federation is a international conclave of Spiritualist's formed for the purpose of bringing together like minds from the religion of Spiritualism for the advancement and promulgation of the Science, Philosophy and Religion of Modern Spiritualism.
		He also wrote numerous articles for the National Spiritualist magazine and was the first to author a monthly President's Newsletter to keep the NSAC Churches informed of current happenings within the NSAC.
		Merrill's knowledge and testimony resulted in decisions being made by the courts, which supporting the position of the Spiritualist movement and, furthered recognition of Spiritualism as a Religion.
	www.nsac.org /press/2001/2001-01-jan.htm (1282 words)

	Ecumenism (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Only 35 short years ago Roman Catholicism was included among the "modern Cults" about which Harold Lindsell warned his students in a course by that name at Fuller.
		The Promise Keepers' movement is part of an ecumenical trend of down-playing doctrine for unity that puts aside essential theological issues in order to promote a unity which is not biblical unity.
		True unity is not sought by pretending that there are no differences, as modern ecumenists have done, but by recognizing and respecting those differences, while focusing on the great orthodox truths all Christians share.
	www.jeremiahproject.com /prophecy/ecumen01.html (5065 words)

	Spiriutalism Forum SPIRITUALISM FORUM
		Some Spiritualist Churches have crosses in them and even pictures of Christ; the service is usually of a Christian format; we sing and/or use Christian hymns and many of our Churches still use the Lord's Prayer.
		You need to visit an SNU (Spiritualists' National Union) Church which is pure Spiritualism and has nothing whatsoever to do with Christianity except that some of the hymn tunes are borrowed from Christianity as are some of the hymns, if considered appropriate.
		What Christian Spiritualists do accept is that when through their own efforts they seek to put right any wrongs committed, there is the redemptive power in Christ which helps them to do so, but the desire and efort must have been theirs alone.
	www.network54.com /Forum/thread?forumid=280818&messageid=1077558136&lp=1107214462 (9058 words)

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