VI. FECHNER'S THEORY OF LIFE AFTER DEATH
The World-Soul-Human Personality perhaps a part of
it-Inorganic Matter not unconscious-Saturated with
Mind-But Selves do not merge after bodily Death-
Individuality continues to grow-The post-mortem Body
-Material results of Earth-Actions and Thoughts-
Rapport-objects-Links up with Myers's Subliminal-
Recognition after Death-Deeper sleep, wider memory,
till Death restores all, forgotten things having preceded
us-Scientific nature of Fechner's system
VII. SPIRITUALISTIC CONCEPTIONS OF AFTER-DEATH
CONDITIONS
Swedenborgian in asserting Similarity to Earth-life, but
more optimistic-Universal Salvation-Spheres-Jews
and Plurality of Heavens-Paul's "Third Heaven"-
Summerland-Tuttle, McKenzie, Wilson-The Theo-
sophical scheme-A compromise scheme suggested, in-
cluding elements of Origen and Fechner-Best Spiritual-
istic opinion wisely restrained as to Definite Spheres-
Stead's "After Death"-Excessive Mourning wrong-
Love the chief thing-Experiences at Death-Stainton
Moses, information from spirit about conditions over
there Reality of the life