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by J. C. F. Grumbine

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  • PublisherPrints Publications Pvt Ltd
  • ISBN-139789366979991
  • BindingPaper back
  • Pages56
  • LanguageEnglish

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Publisher Prints Publications Pvt Ltd
ISBN-13 9789366979991
Binding Paper back
Number of Pages 56 Pages
Language English
Dimension (Inches) 5.5''*8.5''
Weight (Grams) 80
Subject Self Help And Personal Development
Category Popular Classic

Clairaudience: The Philosophy of Its Expression examines the purported psychic ability to hear messages beyond ordinary physical sound—what the author calls “supernormal hearing.” In twelve structured lessons, Grumbine defines clairaudience, explores its historical, philosophical and spiritual context, and offers guided experiments to cultivate it. He discusses concepts like objective versus subjective mind, spirit communication, and differentiates dependent from independent voices in mediumship. The book blends early‑20th century spiritualism with practical exercises aimed at developing inner stillness and receptivity to unseen intelligences.

J. C. F. Grumbine

Jesse Charles Fremont (J. C. F.) Grumbine was an American clergyman‑turned‑occultist and metaphysical writer. He began as a Universalist/Unitarian minister but drifted into Spiritualism by the 1890s. He founded occult schools, including the College of Divine Science and the Order of the White Rose, and authored numerous metaphysical volumes on clairvoyance, telepathy, healing, auras, and mediumship. His 1897 Clairvoyance became a hallmark of his system. In 1901 a scandal erupted in Washington involving allegations of libel, hypnotism, and impropriety with a teen disciple.

                          Contents

Foreword
1. What Clairaudience is 7
2. The Normal Sense and Organ of Hearing 10
3. Sound Vibrations and Ether Waves 14
4. The Silence 17
5. The Objective and the Subjective Mind as the Spectrum of Sound Waves and Clairaudience 23
6. Thought in Relation to Sound, and Inspiration in Relation to Clairaudient Speech

28
7. The Law of Correspondence Clairaudiently Applied 33
8. Dependent and Independent Voioces 37
9. Practical Methods for Clairaudient Development 40
10. Sympathy and Antipathy. Concord and Discord. The Law of Clairaudient Expression and Realization 46
11. Invisible Helpers Who Adjust and Attune Clairaudient Nerves or Psychic Wires. Operators Needed on The Excarnate Side 50
12. The Voices and The Voice. Thus Saith The Lord 54

 

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