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The beginnings of Seership – Vincent Turvey

There is, however, another manner in which I have obtained, not only an intimation of events about to happen, but also verifiable information about those which have occurred.

Although, to me, the following is an actuality, I do not desire the reader to accept it as a demonstrated fact, save in so far as it is a true statement of what appears to take place.

I take it, however, that, if certain parts of a vision are found to be true, the remaining parts can hardly, with fairness, be considered to be the" wild speculations of a mere theorist."

At certain times I see a sort of film or ribbon continually moving as does an endless belt or a cinematograph film. This film in colour is of very pale heliotrope, and it seems to vibrate with great velocity.

Upon it are numerous little pictures; some appear to be engraved on the film itself, others are like pale blue photographs stuck on to the film. The former I have found to refer to past events, the latter to those about to happen. The locality of the event is judged by scenery and climatic heat.

I have to estimate dates by the clearness of the picture. The reader will notice many references to time in the following letters.