The Proper Conducting Of A Message Meeting (Seance)
Let us first state that the subject we are now dealing with is no game to be taken lightly in a humorous manner. More people have been hurt by approaching a seance as a joke or a game and calling forth the lowest and most vile of Spirits and causing themselves great harm, and causing a bad name for one of the greatest Powers in the Universe. If you think of a seance as just a trick or something fun to do, close this book and return it to its senders, but if you are serious and those you are with are serious, you may continue.
The message service is sometimes one of The Lords' most beautiful phenomenas. In small groups it is usually very beneificial, but do not try with much more than ten or twelve, as beyond this it becomes too much for a worker to handle, and that is one of the most important things about carrying on a seance. Have a good Sensitive to lead it, and bear the messages. Never try to conduct a seance as a novice. The results will be poor at best, and perhaps even dangerous.
Begin by forming a circle alternately, male and female, and have the worker as much to the center of the circle as possible. It is best to be seated during the message service and remain so. Those that may have to get up to answer doors and handle other emergencies, should place themselves near the door and preferably at the message bearer's back. Repeat The Prayer Of Protection three times, and then pray;
"Oh, Blessed Fathers and Holy Mothers, Oh Sacred Ones who have gone before, send forth Thy words of wisdom, Oh Lords, of guidance and strength to Your Children."
After this, one or two favorite hymns may be sung. Spirit loves music and it always helps them come forth. The message bearer should then be able to hear Spirit and begin relating messages to those present. He or she should speak and give some message to each person present, but if they become too tired to reach everyone, they should stop and conclude the message service with this prayer;
"Oh, Blessed Lords, we give thanks that You have come among us. Go forth, Oh Lords, with our blessings, as You have blessed us."
Time should be taken for conversation and fellowship after a message service. It should not be concluded, then everyone hurrying off. You have drawn a great deal of Power. Let it stabilize before you go forth among those who are not capable of handling the flow. You should wait at least twenty or thirty minutes before leaving the message room.