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A Romance of Two Worlds

CHAPTER VII
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Every human being is provided INTERNALLY and EXTERNALLY with a certain amount of electricity, which is as necessary to existence as the life-blood to the heart or fresh air to the lungs.

Internally it is the germ of a soul or spirit, and is placed there to be either cultivated or neglected as suits the WILL of man.

It is indestructible; yet, if neglected, it remains always a germ; and, at the death of the body it inhabits, goes elsewhere to seek another chance of development.

If, on the contrary, its growth is fostered by a persevering, resolute WILL, it becomes a spiritual creature, glorious and supremely powerful, for which a new, brilliant, and endless existence commences when its clay chrysalis perishes.

So much for the INTERNAL electrical force.


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