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Clairaudience

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Title
Clairaudience
Language
en
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J. C. F. Grumbine's *Clairaudience* explores the science and philosophy of supernormal hearing, teaching readers how to commune with spirits and the 'dead' through clairaudience. Blending Spiritualist theology with practical experiments, the text argues that spiritual voices transcend physical sound, offering a path to inner peace and divine connection for those willing to listen beyond the material world.
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Published in 1911, J. C. F. Grumbine's *Clairaudience* serves as a practical treatise on the 'supernormal power of clear or spiritual hearing.' The text posits that while normal hearing perceives physical vibrations, clairaudience allows mortals to hear unmanifest thoughts and voices from the spirit world. Grumbine distinguishes between 'clairaudient voices,' which originate within the soul and are bodiless, and 'independent voices,' which are externalized and audible to the physical ear. He asserts that spirit communication utilizes the same idioms and language forms familiar to the human mind, ensuring intelligibility. Grumbine challenges the fear that such phenomena lead to insanity, citing statistics from asylums to refute the claim that Spiritualists are disproportionately represented among the insane. Instead, he frames the practice as a concrete effort by the spirit world to teach humanity how to communicate with its immortal brethren. The text provides specific instructions for development, including sitting in silence, dwelling sympathetically on loved ones, and avoiding material distractions like vulgar sights or certain music. It explains the 'Law of Correspondence,' suggesting that spiritual bodies function without physical organs like ears or brains, yet manifest through them via invisible helpers or 'operators.' The book concludes by emphasizing that the 'Voice of God' is heard in consciousness rather than through physical sound waves, urging readers to seek truth within their own souls and to value spiritual blessedness above material pleasures.
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  • J. C. F. Grumbine
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