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During the nineteenth century, there was a movement in which medium communication and spirit became very common. In fact, its type of religion has become. It was known as spirituality. One of the basic beliefs in the spiritual movement was that the person escaped the death of his physical body by ascending to the spirit world. For those who lost their confidence in the traditional Catholic values, spirituality presented them with a new religion and was referred to as spiritual. When you read the history books, people will often be able to tell you about the famous figures in spirituality from England to the United States, but they do not know much about the work that was here in the land of Uz. It is time to change that, so let’s meet 5 famous spiritual spiritualists from below!

William Terry

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William Terry was originally born in London in 1836 and ended up calling Melbourne to the house in 1853 when he traveled here with his father and brothers. In the late 1950s, his family became involved in spirituality where William discovered that he had psychological capabilities alongside the medium gift. Abandoning family curtains, in 1869 he decided to become a full -time mediator. The following year, he created a store on Russell Street in Melbourne, where he sold spiritual faith books as well as providing his services as a starch mediator, magnetic processor, and herbs from Clairvoyant. His store will later become the headquarters of Melbourne for the Victorian Spiritual Movement. He was responsible for caring for the famous media tours such as Henry Selid (which was later accused of fraudulent activity in London) and in 1870, Terry Haringer launched the first spiritual magazine in Australia based on the faith he liberated until he retired in 1905. He even touring the United States as a representative of the spiritual movement here in Australia. Terry died in 1913 and was buried in the Melbourne cemetery. While he was not born in Australia, he is still one of the main figures in creating a spiritual movement here in Australia.

Alfred Decin

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This was the former Prime Minister of Melbourne a prominent figure in the spiritual movement. He was born in Collingod in 1856, before the Prime Minister of our country became a long time, President of the Victorian Society for Spirituality in 1877. He was a teacher in a progressive Latium, who was Sunday spiritual school where he would also meet his future wife. Deakin SEANECES is often attended, arranging lectures and even organizing experiments to test many supernatural phenomena. The progress of a new pilgrim was also published in the movie “The progress of the soul towards perfection”, which was supposed to be directed through two decorations from the preacher John Bonyan, who published the progress of the original pilgrim from this world, to what would come in 1678. Regardless of spirituality, Decoin was also a journalist, politically, and even a lawyer. He defended the famous (in vain) killer and Jack suspected that Friedrich considered him Friedrich. Later, Australia Prime Minister Alfred Decoin became three times: from September 24, 1903 to April 27, 1904, July 5, 1905 to November 13, 1908, and June 2, 1909 to April 29, 1910, which makes him the second, fifth and seventh Prime Minister who is famous for him. Decoin died in 1919. While he was prime minister who led Australia to the Union, he was also a very important figure within the spiritual movement.

Charles Billy

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Born in 1870 in Melbourne, Billy became a world famous, which was later exposed to fraudulent. However, his loyal followers are stuck with him until death. In 1889, Billy, who was a shoe maker at that time, attended the first Shanse, who was told that he had his own capabilities. His work with a part -time professional broker began. In 1902, his work was highlighted in the publication of William Terry, which raises the light of light that excites the world with his ability to summon the elements apparently from thin air, known as Apports. The famous spirituality was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, particularly fascinated by the Billy capabilities that produce metal currencies through living birds and even 18 -inch live nasal fish. For a period of time, Billy was the personal means of Millionaire Melbourne Thomas Wilton Stanford, who made a group of Apports Bailey that was now memorized at Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. While numbers like Doyle were initially influenced by his capabilities, Billy will later be exposed that fraud that one of his controls was responsible for bringing Apports to appear later. Even after he was subjected to numbers like Harry Price, who was starting from the claims, Pelly was still practicing until 1930 when he still had small and dedicated followers. Billy died in 1947 and still is the most famous Apport medium in the world.

Aj abtott

AJ Abbott (Albert James) was spiritually declared from Melbourne Australia. Well, he was already born in Devonshire England in 1856. His family moved to New Zealand and then to Melbourne Australia, where he became the sponsor of the Free Christian Assembly in Melbourne. As many were in the early nineteenth century, Abbott became fascinated by spiritual photography. In 1910, he gave lectures to a fascinated audience on SEANCES and spirituality with a presentation showing pictures of the soul photography on a white screen using glass slices. The photos were copied from a book by a famous spiritual mediator and artist Georgiana Hyton in 1882, which included pictures of many of the spirit of the spirit that later exposed as fraud. The full collection of AJ Abbott slices is displayed in the archive of the national movie and the audio archive in Australia in Canberra, a building that many claim to chase itself because of its previous life as a morgue and the Australian Institute for anatomy where human remains were held. The group covers many areas of spirituality and is not only limited to photographing the soul.

To read more, check my article: Aj Abbott spiritual spirituality slides

Richard Hodgson

The source of the image Théodore Flournoy. (1911). Spiritualism and psychology. New York: Harper and Brotherhood – the public domain

He was born in 1855 in Melbourne Australia, and he originally intended to work in the field of law. After graduating from the University of Melbourne, he led his interest in philosophy and the concept of paranormal by his student colleague to spiritual literature, where he found in the end his way to the beginning. He traveled to the United Kingdom, where he studied at St. John College in Cambridge. There was Henry Sidgoyk (who would become one of the founding members of the Psychological Research Association) and studied philosophy under his guide. In 1882, he joined the Cambridge Psychological Research Association, where he participated in the investigation of media claims, as well as exposing some fraudulent activity. In 1887, the Secretary of the American Psychological Research Association became. Here he got to know Leonura Piper. It was a popular euphoria that became Hodgson fascinated by it. The information in the sessions he had with a specific and convincing Piper for Hodgson, so that he felt evidence of staying after death and changed his perception of life completely. Shortly before his death, he was quoted as saying, “I cannot wait for death” and after 6 months on December 20, 1905, he suffered from heart failure while playing handball. Of course, Hodgson has long promised colleagues that he would return to a visit that was said to have been connected through the famous Leonora Piper. However, the evidence is not decisive and the sessions stopped.

To read more, check my article: Richard Hodgson – Australian psychologist

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