Definitions
The following definitions are presented to help you understand
some of the terms used in Divine Metaphysics:
Divine Metaphysics is a Science, Philosophy and Religion based on
the fact that life is continuous and that the phenomena of Nature is the
expression of Infinite Intelligence. These facts are demonstrated through
communication by means of mediumship, with those who live in the spirit world.
A Divine Metaphysician is one who believes, as the basis of his or
her own religion, in communication between this and the spirit world. In
addition, he or she endeavors to mold his or her character and conduct in
accordance with the higher teachings derived from such communion.
A Medium is a person whose organism is sensitive to vibrations
from the spirit world. It is through this instrumentality that intelligences in
the spirit world are able to convey messages and produce the psychic phenomena
of Divine Metaphysics.
A Spiritual Healer is a person who is able to impart vital
curative force to pathological conditions through his or her own inherent power
or through his or her mediumship.
Psychic Phenomena are the subjective experience of vibrations
and/or communications manifest from intelligences in the world of spirit. The
types of phenomena on which Divine Metaphysics is based include Mental and
Physical phenomena.
Mental Phenomena use mental energy to produce forms of mediumship
such as Clairvoyance, Psychometry, Gift of Tongues, and Inspirational and Trance
Speaking.
Physical Phenomena use physical energy to produce forms of
mediumship such as Trumpet, Direct Voice, Rappings, Telekinesis, Independent
Writings and Drawing, Levitation, Transfiguration and Materialization which
includes Etherialization, Precipitation, Apport, Skotography and Spirit
Photography.
Psychic refers to anything pertaining to the human soul or mind
especially super or extrasensory functions.
Occult refers to anything beyond the bounds of ordinary knowledge
but which is discoverable by experimentation.
Esoteric refers to that which is understood by or meant for a
select few persons.
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