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January 15th, 1917
Received by:James Padgett
Washington D.C.
I am here, John B. London. Let me say a word, and I shall feel
better for having done so. I am a spirit who lives in the earth
plane and see spirits of all kinds and conditions, and know from
observation and experience that in this plane is darkness as well
as light, and that many, many spirits are in the dark places paying
the penalties which the great law of compensation compels them to
pay. These planes are of various degrees of darkness, all suited
to the condition of the spirits who occupy them. Some of them are
called hells and some purgatories, but they are all really connected,
and the only difference between them is the condition of darkness
and suffering which the inhabitants there are compelled to undergo.
I have been through the hells and am now in purgatory, trying to
rid my soul of suffering and get into the light of freedom and peace;
and oh, there are so many here in that condition and without much
hope. Our progress is slow and we have to pay the minutest demand
that this law of compensation calls for.
I hope that you will pardon me for having intruded, but I felt
that if I could communicate with you I should feel better, and so
I do. I will bid you good night.
Your friend,
John B. London
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