PROSPECTUS

CORRESPONDENCE COURSES

in the

HISTORY, SCIENCE

PHILOSOPHY and RELIGION

of

MODERN SPIRITUALISM

ADVANCED COURSE

Issued by the

BUREAU OF EDUCATION
of the

Ifja t io n a i S p ir it u a lis t — A ssocia tion

DR. VICTORIA BARNES, Superintendent

H eadquarters— 1265 Glenlake Avenue

C h icago 40, Illinois
Phone Rogers Park 4-2112
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 The aim of Ihe Bureau in presenting this Course is to stimulate
a thirst for knowledge and help fit, for theif work, those who are
aspiring to the ministry of Spiritualism, and
tional Spiritualist Teacher (N.S.T.) but who are so circumstanced
that they are unable to attend the Morris! Pratt Institute.

The Advanced Course consists of thirty mimeographed lessons

sent out at regular intervals from the Bureau. In addition a
series of questions is submitted to the students, the answers to
which must be submitted to the Superintendent of the Bureau for
grading, corrections and suggestions. These lessons are enforced
by recommendation of books required for supplemental reading.

The tuition fee is seventy-five dollars for the Course, payable

in seven installments. The first payment of fifteen dollars to accom
pany the application for enrollment, the balance to be paid in
six installments, payable the first of each month. The Term opens
O ctober 1st. No papers are examined during July and August.
Students are urged to enroll before the opening date in order to
keep abreast of the class.

An average of 75% or better is required as passing grade,

while 90% or better constitutes the Honor Roll.

The Bureau suggests these lessons be used by graduates in

their classes formed for the study of the Philosophy of Spiritualism.
Whenever such classes have been formed, the Bureau solicits a
report of the work done each year. The only restriction is that
the lessons must net be copied, permit to be copied, or sold -—
they are copyrighted.

Make all Post Office Orders and checks payable to N. S. A.

Bureau of Education, Dr. Victoria Barnes, Superintendent.

The student is asked to purchase reference books from the

National Spiritualist Office, 11811 Watertown Plank Rd., Milwau
kee 13, Wisconsin.
 SUBJECTS FOR ADVANCED COURSE

in the History, Science, Philosophy and Religion of

Modern Spiritualism and Pertinent Miscellaneous Subjects

I. N a t u r e o f th e U n iv e r se .
II. G e o lo g y
III. C r e a t io n o f th e U n iv e r s e a n d o f Man.
IV. M an.
V. E m b r y o l o g y a n d D is tr ib u tio n .
VI. B a s ic P h i lo s o p h ie s o f Y e ste r d a y .
V II. S p irit.
V III. R e lig io n .
IX . S p ir it u a lis m a n d C h r is tia n ity .
X. T h e S p ir it W o r ld .
X I. E d u c a tio n .
X II. D e c la r a t io n o f P r in c ip le s .
X I II. N a t u r a l Law .
X IV . L a w o f A t t r a c t io n a n d R e p u ls io n .
XV . V ib r a tio n .
X V I. V ib r a t io n ( C o n tin u e d ) .
X V II. S p ir it u a l P h e n o m e n a — C o m m u n ic a t io n , etc.
X V III. S p ir it u a l P h e n o m e n a — C o m m u n ic a t io n ( C o n tin u e d )
X IX . P h a s e s o f M e d iu m s h ip .
XX. P h a s e s o f M e d iu m s h ip ( C o n tin u e d A.).
X X I. P h a s e s o f M e d iu m s h ip ( C o n t in u e d B.).
X X II. H e a lin g .
X X III. H e a l i n g ( C o n tin u e d ) .
X X IV . T h e F o u r t h D im e n s io n .
XXV. T h e B ib le.
X X V I. T h e B ib le R e c o r d s o f P s y c h ic P h e n o m e n a .
X X V II. P ra y e r.
X X V III. J esu s.
X X IX . O u r P io n e e r s .
XXX. P r o b l e m s Y o u M ay M eet.