Clark, Fay Marvin

Category: Ordinary person

Till a voice, as bad as Conscience, rang interminable changes
On one everlasting Whisper day and night repeated—so:
‘Something hidden. Go and find it. Go and look behind the Ranges
Something lost behind the Ranges. Lost and waiting for you. Go!’

Fay Marvin Clark described himself as a ‘spiritual seeker’, which in some ways was a bit of a misnomer, as he had numerous spiritual experiences many of them unsought.

As a young man he lived with the American Indians, but his life as a ‘spiritual seeker’ began in his mid thirties when he was brought back to life after he ’died' in a car accident that encompassed a life changing out-of-body /near death experience.

Fay Marvin Clark's near-death experience in 1935 spurred his lifelong search for truth in many countries and cultures.  Looking for answers he travelled around the world, met with the Dali Lama, searched for the Lost City of the Incas, spent time with the Aborigines in Australia, co-wrote a book on Healing Stones, studied the human aura and did healing experiments using colour therapy.  He also researched UFOs long before it was ‘acceptable’.

Have I named one single river? Have I claimed one single acre?
Have I kept one single nugget—(barring samples)? No, not I!
Because my price was paid me, ten times over by my Maker.
But you wouldn’t understand it. You go up and occupy.

He and his wife Adeline studied together for 30 years before she died, and his experiences are largely recorded in his book ‘Into the Light’ released in 1988.  One priceless story concerns an Indian who could speak with a moose.

Much of his life was directed by the belief that "Life is a do-it-yourself kit and nobody can do it for you."   His experiences did not make him ‘religious’, instead he shows the tolerance for all beliefs often found with those who have been through these sorts of experience.  He neither finds fault with nor quotes the Bible, for example. Clark believed each person had a destiny and that it was up to each person to find what it was and what ‘the truth’ was for themselves.

A friend of his wrote:

References

 

Into the Light 1988

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• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – Blindsight: When playing blindman's bluff with other children, Margaret had the ability to avoid large objects
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – Communicating with Adeline after death, and the disappearing hotel key
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – Experiments with light, sound and levitation
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – Sharon described in detail a horror scene that Betty had been typing
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – Should my guide of that evening again appear and say come, I would follow him willingly and unafraid
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – The aura and diagnosing illness using its changes
• Clark, Fay Marvin – Into the Light – The fourth type of dream is an OBE