Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death
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Human Personality and Its Survival of Bodily Death is by F. W. H. Myers, edited and abridged by his son Leopold Hamilton Myers. The text says there are two clear and definite views that seem incompatible, one holding that the Self is a co-ordination and the other defended by supporters of the unity of the Ego. A case in the book tells of a lady who knew that her sister had died a few hours previously and seemed to see some one enter her own dining-room, opening and shutting the door.
The Rev. R. M. Hill is described seeing a tall figure rush into the room, which alarms and surprises him, then vanishes before he has time to recognise it. A statement signed R. Hodgson says that the shell and the pieces of brick and the letter are now all in his possession. A letter from the Rev. C. Y. de Normandie, of Kingston, Canada, to Mrs. Finney speaks of a former note to Dr. Hodgson, which accidentally went astray.
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- F. W. H. Myers
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- 444
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- English
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- Philosophy
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