The Drama of Love and Death: A Study of Human Evolution and Transfiguration

A. R. Wallace activity actual All-self already animal appear Art of Creation become birth bodily budding C. F. Varley cells centre centrosome certainly chapter character Charles Richet chromatin chromosomes clairvoyance complete condensation conjugation connexion consciousness continuity course death deep degree divine soul division earth-life elements evolution Evolution of Sex experience expression fact faculty feel female Frederick Myers fusion germ gross body human soul immortality individual inner intelligence invisible Katie King kind manifestation matter means medium Mediumship memory mental mind mortal Myers nature ness nucleus ordinary organising organism ovum pass passion perhaps person phantasms phenomena physical plane portion possible present probably Protozoa psychic race race-life Race-self race-soul realise recognise reincarnation relation seems sense sometimes spermatozoon sphere spiritual strange subconscious subliminal subtle subtle body suggested suppose supraliminal survival takes place thing thought tion union visible vitality whole