An Alleged Communication from Mrs. Eddy

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Feb 14, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 7.

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An Alleged Communication from Mrs. Eddy

An alleged communication from Mrs. Eddy.—Mr. C. E. Bull, an "automatic writer" of psychic messages, declares that he received, about two weeks ago, a message from Mrs. Eddy, who criticized a minister for calling her a liar. The message said, "What a pity that mortal man should become so self-conceited in his own mentality." She expressed the hope that some of the Christian Science Publication Committee would take up the matter. In the meantime Mrs. Stetson is waiting daily for Mrs. Eddy's demonstration of life before the world in her appearance from the dead. Poor woman, she will wait in vain; and those who believe in these messages are deceived. "The dead know not anything."