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You will find below a collection of (mostly spiritualist) books detailing the afterlife, the spirit-world and its inhabitants; and then for a few of these books, the dangers of dealing with earthbound spirits that roam our physical world in search of victims to possess.



ANTHONY BORGIA – MONSIGNOR ROBERT HUGH BENSON
Robert H. Benson (1871-1914) was an Anglican then Catholic priest, as well as a successful literary author. When he reached the spirit world, he was deeply afflicted to learn that what he had told about the afterlife in his books, was flawed. He sincerely wanted to find a way to fix his erroneous teachings. He was able to do so decades later, in transmitting to medium Anthony Borgia (1896-1989) -who had known him personally when he was still alive-, accurate accounts of what happens to people after they die.




REV. GEORGE VALE OWEN
George Vale Owen (1869-1931) was an ordained priest of the Church of England from 1893 to 1922. In 1909, the death of his mother awoke his psychic abilities, and he began to receive messages from her (through automatic writing) in 1913. He was so impressed by the information he got from the other side, that he converted to spiritualism and eventually published the five-volume set of Life Beyond the Veil in the 1920s. However, upon learning it, his religious hierarchy banned him from the Church in 1922. Thereafter, George Vale Owen began actively promoting Spiritualism, first in the USA, then in England where he gave more than 150 lectures.



JAMES E. PADGETT
James Edward Padgett (1852-1923) was an American lawyer from Washington. When his wife Helen died in 1914, he was so devastated that he turned to spiritualist groups in hope of making contact with her. To make a long story short, he eventually succeeded and discovered that he had a talent for “automatic writing” that he strove to develop. He was then chosen by Jesus Christ to receive and transmit his teachings about Divine Love, as he was deemed a medium capable of receiving messages without (unconsciously) altering and misinterpreting them.



ROBERT JAMES LEES
Robert James Lees (1849-1931) was a renown English medium and spiritualist. He claimed to have had his first psychic experience aged three. Then, despite having had little formal education, Lees wrote a series of spiritualist books which continued to sell many years after his death. He claimed that these books had been dictated to him by friends from the spirit realm, and referred to himself as the Recorder. The best known is the three-volume series “The Mists Trilogy” (Through the Mists, The Life Elysian, The Gate of Heaven), written between 1898 – 1931.



JOHN SEBASTIAN MARLOWE WARD
J.S.M. Ward (1885-1949) was an English author who published widely on the subject of Freemasonry and esotericism. He was not only a psychic medium and spiritualist, but also believed himself to be called by God to help prepare the world for the return of Christ. In 1927 he became the leader of a small Christian group that had originated in the Far East, and was eventually consecrated into the Orthodox Catholic Church by John Churchill Sibley in 1935, and succeeded him as Archbishop three years later! Then, as archbishop, Ward remained a controversial figure in England throughout the late 1930s and early 1940s.

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH DRESSER
Very little is known about Charlotte E. Dresser (1855-1927/28). She apparently had some independent means of subsistence, and also made a living as a music teacher. She then met and became intimate with Fred and Carrie (“Dee”) Rafferty in 1905. The trio traveled across the world from 1911 to 1916, then Carrie died in 1917. Afterwards, Fred and Charlotte investigated Spiritualism in hope of contacting Carrie, and their work together is reproduced in the two books available below, that were transmitted through “automatic writing”.



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