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THE NEW BERN MIRROR, NEW BERN, N. C.
Friday, April 21, 1961
MIRROR
MEDITATION
By EAAMITT L. BRINSON
There are many people who sin
cerely believe in reincarnation be
cause of certain experiences, as
well as having read a great deal of
literature written on the subject.
I have been confronted many times
with this same challenge. As in
other mystifying questions I have
made an honest search to satisfy
myself.
With all honest doubt regarding
the dimensional or spirit world,
we can only review the reports of
scientific research and valid knowl-
edge. Beyond that we must decide
for ourselves and accept that which
fits our own conscience—our own
souls through faith.
Medical science has made tre-
niendous advances in ^psychology
ar.d psychiatry in the past few dec
ades. The sciences are finding
more and more truths locked with
in the depths' of man’s mind as
as tremendous sources of tal-
and knowledge as though it
wol
ent
was inherited or alreadv there.
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They further help the individual
to tap this power and steer them
into using it to overcome many
heretofore incurable diseases, ill
nesses and complexes, which had
destined their lives to doom.
In working with the mind, which
grows more mysterious even after
exploring its depths, science has
come upon techniques that baffle
the understanding of ordinary
men. Techniques such as psycho
therapy, hypno-therapy, psycho
genetics and biogenetics are still in
their infancy.
Yet, it has revealed many mys
teries. Some would be best taken
with an open mind, yet many ex
periments are phenominal, and
leave one with a “let’s wait and
see’ basis. Others appear to be sol
id facts. The area of fraud in some
reports is conclusively removed.
There are machines invented
and used today, similar to the lie
detector, that help our medical
scientist to detect the truth in hyp
no-therapy. They are called electro
psychometers. In taking one back
to the basic cause of certain com
plexes and psychic illnesses, many
patients under hypnotism tend to
retrogres,s into experiences that
after searching their minds, seems
to take their memory into past
lives.
To the scientist and patient this
is very real and nothing can shake
their conclusion. Some, however,
hold on to the contrary, and try to
explain this away, as being possible
through biogenetic inheritance, or
passed on through the herititary
genes.
Medical science proves that, at
tached to each of the male sperm
are 24 or more rod-like structures
of Chromosomes. Each chromo
some carrying thousands of, bio-
electronic systems or ge^es. Each
gene a system of molecules with
electronic universes of physical
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In New York, playboy Tony
Ryder (Dean Martin) iirherits the
publishing company upon the
death of his uncle in Palm Beach,
The detective brings news of the
mystery girl seen running from
hte uncle's room and Tony's as
sociates, fearful a scandal could
topple the rocky firm, induce
him to track her down. Suspi-
3 cion points to Katie, but Tony,
attracted to her, doesn't want to
believe the circumstantial evi
dence.
Rain, Early Plants
Hinder Fumigation
Heavy rains and early tobacco
plants may complicate matters for
those who want to fumigate their
tobacco fields for nematode con
trol. Fields that are heavily In
fested with nematodes may pro
duce very poor crops if not fumi
gated; however, if the fumigant
does not get out of the soil before
transplanting occurs, poor stands,
poor growth and sometimes com
plete failure result.
It is recommended that you wait
at least two weeks after fumiga
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image-energy patterns.
The number of genes in a chomo-
some count into the thousands. The
genes of the male and female pair
off into chance patterns number
ing countless billions. The actual
phenomena of this guided order is
too involved to elaborate here, but
very definitely countless heredi
tary cells pass on to the offspring.
That part which makes up the
brain as well as all the intricate
mechanisms of the body could well
be the reason why, when retro
gression under hypnotism is ex
perienced, certaiza unknown factors
could cause the brain to react into
thought dnergy patterns of some
experience of our fore-parents.
This would make one feel it actual
ly h*appened to them in some past
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involved is more astounding than
their awesome experience:
fiWills Simmons who regressed lin*'
der hypnosis by Morey Bernstein,
recalled a life in Ireland as Bridey
Murphey. ~
She is now 38 years of age and
married. The now Mrs. Tighe has
three children. She has never read
the book, but heard her voice play
ed back on the tapes. She has turn
ed down offers that would net her
millions for appearances,, etc. She
wants to be left alone. She regrets
most of all som'e people thinking
the experience was a fraud or a
hoax.
Morey Bernstein, also rejected
like offers to further fame and
fortune. But he has gained even
more. He was an admitted athiest.
He had always been convinced that
when a person was dead, that was
it. He was through, fully dead.
he seems to have found his soul.
He states emphatically that rein
carnation is a fact. His life is com
pletely changed. He had not used
hypnosis since. Now psychiatry
uses retrogression under hypno
therapy in countless thousands of
cases for many cures.
And what should the ordinary
layman believe? Science does not
know exactly how we inherit physi
cal and psychical characteristics.
It is still a mystery. We lack the
terminology and facts to deal with
it properly.
One should accept only that
which fits his own soul. But pray
keep an open mind. God is much
greater and more powerful than
anyone can possibly imagine. I
would not want to take any kind of
stand that would tend to limit the
power of God. For this I believe;
“That through God, anything and
everything is possible. His wonders
never cease.’’
two weeks is not long enough un
der certain conditions. In most
cases, it is best to open the row
or re-ridge it to break the crust to
allow the fumigant to get out of
the soil.
There wa.s no meaning to life for
him.
He didn’t even believe in hypno
tism, and surely not in reincarna
tion or mysteries of the mind. Now
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If your plants appear to be read^
for transplanting before the two-
week waiting period is over, you
can hasten the escape of the fumi
gant and transplant a little earlier.
After the fumigant has been ap
plied from five to seven days, it
has done what it is going to do in
kiliing nematodes. The remainder
of the time is merely for getting
the fumigant out of the soil. You
can hasten this by opening the
row any time after the five to sev
en days have passed after fumigat
ing. The fumigant will escape fast
er if the row is left open two or
more days. Then re-ridge and
transplant tobacco.
Merely opening the row and re
ridging at the same time will help
the fumigant escape. This will
break the crust that has formed
Where you use the broadcast
method of applying fumigant, you
can disc the land five to seven
days after fumigation, wait about
three days, prepare your land and
transplant tobacco.
In the event it rains immediate-.
ly after le-working the row or disk
ing the field, the rain will cause
the soil to settle, partially sealing
it up again and this will delay the
escape of the fumigant. •
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