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Gail Williams describes the experiences that led her from conversations about psychical research and table tipping to automatic writing. Published in 1920, the book begins with gatherings among friends in the Pacific Northwest and follows the author’s attempt to understand messages, impressions and the relationship between the living and the dead.
The text combines the circumstances of those experiences with communications and reflections on personality, spiritual development, service, religious belief and the transition called death. Williams distinguishes the personal meaning of her experiences from the procedures of laboratory investigation, giving the reader an account of how she understood her own writing and its sources. This complete original edition retains the introduction and the continuous sequence of messages and discussion, together with its matching historical binding.