By Gladys
Osborne Leonard
This
priceless book, written by Gladys Osborne Leonard, was
originally published in 1931 as a personal biography of the 20th Century’s
most prestigious medium. Her mediumship quite literally helped save a nation in
the throws of war.
She and her trance guide/control, Feda, offered countless grieving people, along with psychic investigators and parapsychologists, what amounts to some of the most evidential communication coming from Spirit. It was such communication given to Sir Oliver Lodge from his departed son, Raymond, which inspired Sir Oliver to write the books Raymond, or Life and Death, in 1916, and Raymond Revised, in 1922.
Mrs. Leonard shares her experiences in a manner to which we can all relate. Her love for Spirit and her deep commitment to mediumship ring loudly from the text. The books ends with several chapters on the development of various forms of mediumship; an added bonus, indeed.