The Boy Who Saw True
THE BOY WHO SAW TRUE (133.84092) is a Victorian diary of a boy whose extraordinary supernatural talent unfurls. Introduction, Afterword and Notes by the celebrated occultist Cyril Scott. Content highlights 1. I told him (Mr Patmore) some people's aura were just a dirty mess, others had nice auras with lovely bright colours. There were people whose auras ended all of a sudden (like hard outline), others thinner at the edge like a (melting) cloud. A dirty denoted a complete lack of emotional control, with little or no mentality. Aura with hard outline was a sign of conventionality. Grey aura depicts sign of depression. 2. I ask him (the late grandpa) if people stay old in heaven, he told me people from where he was could make themselves look just as they wanted to look. Thats why ghosts ro spirits were seen to wear alot of different sorts of clothes that were not the fashion anymore in your world. 3. People in the human world does not look solid in the eyes of spirits. The spirits w...