More about life in the world unseen [antikvár]

PREFACE The spirit communicator of this book was known on earth as Monsignor Róbert Hugh Bensőn, a son of Edward White Bensőn, former Archbishop of Canterbury, and he was at the height of his renown, both as preacher and author, when I first met him many years ago. After he had passed from this life, I many times wondered as to his welfare. Through a spirit friend I was told that he was well and prospering, and that in time I should hear from him directly. Such eventually proved to be the case, and there commenced a series of scripts given by him, the first of which, Life in the World Unseen, gave an account in somé detail of his actual passing. He recounted how, at the close of his earthly life, he was met by a former colleague named Edwin, and taken by him to the spirit world, where his home awaited him, a counterpart of his house on earth. After a brief rest he commenced his explorations, under Edwin's guidance, of the land of his new life. During the course of their rambles they met a young girl of great charm, named Ruth, alsó a newcomer to the spirit world, who joined them, and the three have been together ever since, closely associated in work and pleasure. In the scripts that have followed, Monsignor has dealt with an extensive variety of subjects in connexion with the spirit world, not the least among them being his 'theology', which underwent a wholesale and drastic revision. His principal occupation is to meet people at their dissolution, and conduct them into the spirit world. Working with him in this are his friends, Edwin and Ruth.