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“Wisdom fears no thing, but still bows humbly to its own source, with its deeper understanding, loves all things, for it has seen the beauty, the tenderness, and the sweetness which underlie Life's mystery” –Manly P. Hall |
Welcome to the October issue of The New Journal of the Philosophical Research Society."The study of unseen worlds, their creatures, and their laws, has fascinated men from the beginning of human life. It is quite proper to be interested, but it is wrong to be disoriented. The best course is to accept mysteries as effects whose causes, though unknown, are natural. Let us explore the unknown as we would a distant part of our own country–not as a supernatural region, but as a proper extension of our normal environment. If we do not permit ourselves to be emotionally disturbed, we may find that the folklore of our ancestors provides a useful key to unsolved mysteries of today." –Manly P. Hall, from an article titled "Ghost Lore," 1965 The Philosophical Research Society is home to all seekers. Join us in our search for the wisdom of all ages. We share a three-fold debt to the human family—to maintain and nurture the wisdom of the past in our present and to pass it on to the generations of the future, emulating what we have learned by practicing the ancient truths which are its message. Thank you for helping to support PRS by subscribing to The New PRS Journal. |
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Shallow Brooks Are Noisy
By Manly P. Hall 
The Union Of Opposites
By Patrick Salway 
Eclipse Season and Pop Astrology
By Thea Wirsching |
Poet's Page
Sonnets by William Shakespeare 
Eclipse: An Abandonment of the Senses
By Mark Storer |
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