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The Spiritist Review - Journal of Psychological Studies - 1864 - January - Conversations From Beyond The Grave - Fredegund
The Spiritist Review - Journal of Psychological Studies - 1864 - January - Conversations From Beyond The Grave - Fredegund
We provide below the two evocations of the Spirit of Fredegund, carried out at the Society with a
month between them and that form a complement to the two preceding articles about the
possession of Ms. Julia. The Spirit did not show signs of violence in the manifestation but wrote with
great difficulty and made the medium extremely fatigued that even became ill and whose faculties
seemed paralyzed in a certain way. Since we anticipated that result we were careful enough to not
select a very delicate medium for the task.
On a different occasion another Spirit was questioned about Fredegund and he said that she was
already trying to reincarnate for a long time but that had been denied to her because her objective
was not yet to improve but, on the contrary, to have more opportunities of doing bad things, helped
by a physical body. Such disposition would substantially maker her conversion more difficult but
nevertheless it was not as difficult as expected thanks, no doubt, to the benevolent help of people
that joined in the work and perhaps because it was about time that the Spirit should find the path of
repentance.
OBSERVATION: During that evocation another medium received from his guide a communication
with, among other things, the following: “do not bother with the refusal that you get from that Spirit.
Her continual idea of reincarnating makes her repeal any solidarity with the past although she is not
much strong to support the effects of that. She is the Spirit that was evoked but that cannot agree
even with herself.”
OBSERVATION: During the interval between the two communications the Spirit was called everyday
by our colleague in charge of instructing her. A positive thing observed is that since that moment Ms.
Julia was no longer bothered.
OBSERVATION: Something characteristic of the bad Spirits is their frequent impossibility of saying
the name of God. That is certainly a clear sign of their bad nature but at the same time some fear and
respect not shown by the hypocrites that are apparently not so bad. Far from retrieving before the
name of God the latter dare use that name to entice confidence. They are infinitely more perverse
and more dangerous than the openly bad Spirits. That is the class of the fascinating Spirits from
whom it is very difficult to untangle because they take the minds over with the help of a false
demonstration of knowledge, virtue or religion whereas the other only take the body over. A Spirit
that like Fredegund retreats before the name of God is closer to her conversion than those that are
covered by the mask of good. The same happens with people where both categories of incarnate
Spirits are found.
ANTERIOR PROXIMO