ine. The arts necessary

[Lohrey C. <rei...@de...>]

Al sentiments, which recognize human fraternity. Nevertheless, this
"practical occultism," abnormal and egotistic though it be, may develop
marvellous powers, at which we may wonder as we do at the skill of an
acrobat or the pugilism of Sullivan. It cultivates a will power and a
spirituality by which miraculous phenomena may be shown, but they are of
little real value