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1INFLUENCE UPON MEN.— We have already said that the first to occupy himself with studying the effects of the telluric radiations upon man was Burq.
2Professor Cazzamalli, too, has made some observations and experiments in this direction, especially on the organism of dowsers, being able to establish, for example, how in some of them tremors are produced which may reach such an intensity that they present themselves as true convulsive movements, and that in the generality of them an increase of the pulsations of the radial artery is obtained, up to 100 and 150 per minute.
3Lakhowsky published in 1927 the results of his studies on the aetiology of cancer, and brought into evidence the relation existing between the diffusion of that disease and the geological nature of the terrain, arriving at the probable conclusion that the terrestrial radiations in certain regions, if not the principal cause, were at least a predisposing or contributory cause.
4The astronomer Kritzinger published in 1929 a very interesting work with the title "Terrestrial radiations and divining rod", in which he set forth the result of his investigations on the action of the telluric radiations upon men.
5Dr. Gotsche, of Zelts, also came to affirm the effective influence of the terrestrial radiations on man, saying: "It is not an opinion but the result of numerous statistics, that the at times baleful influence of the radiations makes itself felt not only upon plants and animals, but also upon men." Professor Ugo Bach has devoted himself especially to the study of their influence in the development of certain diseases, such as, for example, rheumatism, gout, gastroenteritis, cardiopathies and, above all, cancer.
6Baron Von Pohl concerned himself with the whole topographic study of many regions in which there existed currents of water in the subsoil, establishing those in which it was dangerous to live because of the influences of the radiations injurious to the physiological life of man.
7Baron Von Maltzen showed — as did Dr. Beyer also — that new houses built in places where old ones had existed, which had been destroyed for having been considered unhygienic and unhealthy, continued to manifest the same conditions of uninhabitability, which could not be attributed to other factors but exclusively to those derived from the unhealthy influences of the radiations of the subsoil.
8Likewise Drs.
9Leprince, Loir, Regnault and Legangouex have occupied themselves much with the study of the relation between the terrestrial radiations and cancer.
10The experiments carried out by them, as well as those of Eng.
11Veillaume, are very numerous, and we regret not being able to speak of them, to avoid going outside the synthetic study we are making.
12But not all the terrestrial radiations are noxious; there are others which, on the contrary, are curative.
13Thus, for example, according to Dr. Mellin, while certain regions in whose subsoil there exists sulphide of mercury and sulphide of arsenic are not in general favourable, they are so, on the contrary, for persons affected with syphilis.
14Dr. Mellin also established that the inhabitants who live in regions where tungstate of iron and manganese exists —, while, on the contrary, all those inhabitants are chaste who live in regions where molybdenum, cerussite, galena and menuphar exist. [Editorial gloss: the sentence lacks its first predicate as printed.]
15The noxious telluric radiations, finally, can be neutralised or diverted by means of special apparatus.
16The first of these apparatus was constructed in 1930 · 15
Our translation, period-faithful. Citable as our translation, never as the source.
October 1944; the sunburst cover of the Nº 28 redesign carries forward.
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The contributors' closing line is reset this number: the roll of friendly Orders now runs Suddha Dharma Mandalam, Asiatic Brothers of the Brilliant Mystery, Maha Boddhi Sangha, Ramana Ashrama and Ramakrishna Ashrama (printed "Ramakrishnka") before the Rose-Cross and Martinist Orders — and the Martinist Order drops its "of South America" qualifier.
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Seven articles across the three standing parts; the SUMARIO leads with a homage — Pasqually's name at the head of the number, above even the astrology course.
The Pasqually homage, written for the 170th anniversary of his death (Port-au-Prince, 20 September 1774). Pitágoras builds it from the biographical fragments the Martinist line preserves: the abbé Fournier's "sorcerer or the devil himself", Adolphe Franck's "found everywhere or nowhere", the missing portrait. Every quoted phrase is a real crumb of the Pasqually dossier.
"The Martinists of today… pass as thou didst among men… unknown… invisible" — the review folds its own membership into Pasqually's posture; the estate holds Pasqually's Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings, the doctrinal source this homage assumes.
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LEO, fifth instalment of the zodiac course: Burgoyne's "Light of Egypt" is again the named source — the sign as the heart of the Grand Man, the "fluidic circulatory system of humanity", the ruby talisman.
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The esoteric planisphere sets Judah in Leo, quoting Jacob's blessing ("Judah is a lion's whelp") and pointing to Genesis 44 — Judah's appeal to Joseph — as the specimen of "leonine eloquence": the course's standing method of reading the twelve tribes as the twelve signs.
The decanate scheme is credited to Julevno (Jules Éveno), the French manual astrologer, and the six five-degree "faces" to Dr. Salmón — the course's usual splice of the Franco-Uruguayan manual tradition onto Burgoyne's kabbalistic frame.
Regulus, "the Lion's Heart", placed at the 28th degree with the vibration of Mars and Jupiter — fixed-star doctrine entering a course that has so far worked only with signs, decanates and faces.
Kapila opens against the perennial shortcut: no Instructor can "pour in" a key that opens chakras. The Master "must only point out the road" — the anti-thaumaturgic line the review's yoga teaching has held since the first courses.
The night-work doctrine: the Yogi active in the astral while the body sleeps, "chelas or Guru or Adept" succouring the sick — but the ladder starts on the ground: "to be an Invisible Protector, one must begin by being a visible protector", with the golden rule quoted as the entry precept.
The examination of conscience turns economic: the neglected resource is time — "is each hour of waking consciousness truly valued?" — and the student is told to reclaim the hours of the night for study. Discipline framed as accounting, ending in the salute PEACE TO ALL BEINGS.
The S.D.M. serial continues its Generalities: Náráyana's three teaching manifestations — Dakshinamurti (the young master under the Banyan who "teaches by silence"), Nara-Náráyana, and the four Kumaras. Self-cosmology of the order, printed as the members received it.
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Nara as "representative of Humanity on the globe, presenting to Náráyana the particular necessities of the race" — reviewed under the excision boundary and kept: "the race" here is the human race entire, the order's own cosmology, not an evidence-claim about any people.
The footnote is the historically anchorable point of the whole instalment: it distinguishes the Sapta Rishi Subrahmanya from Sri Subrahmanya Iyer (Swami Subrahmanyananda), retired Chief Justice of Madras and the S.D.M.'s "External Initiator" — the real jurist through whom the Mandalam went public.
The roll of the thirty-two Siddhas prints only thirty names — a lacuna the editorial gloss documents rather than repairs. Six of the thirty-two carry the feminine principles and serve as Sri Yoga Devi's vehicles.
The radiesthesia serial's animal evidence: ants siting their nests over underground water, and Dr. Dosel's Clermont guinea-pigs surviving strychnine on favourable rock — 1944 géobiologie lore reported as laboratory fact.
The cancer-etiology canon of interwar radiesthesia in one page: Lakhowsky 1927, Kritzinger 1929, von Pohl's topographic surveys, the "cancer house" doctrine — the same names the French and German dowsing societies were citing; the column transmits the literature wholesale.
The column polices its own field: neutralising apparatus from Regnault-Larvaron and Nussbaumer's "Repulsor" are credited, but "charlatans… propagating marvellous apparatus completely ineffective" are called out — the serial's recurring gesture of scientific self-respect.
A new serial begins: Apex A∴M∴'s "Notes for a Study of Philosophy" — a philosophy primer from first etymology (philo/sophia, fixed by Pythagoras) toward Logic. The review adding a fourth register to its initiatic, scientific and literary parts.
The primer's founding principle — "As it is in the Universe, so it is in the Self" — is the Hermetic macrocosm-microcosm axiom restated as epistemology: the equality of Universe and Self is what licenses self-reflection as a road to knowledge of the whole.
The serial's close — philosophical contemplation dissolving egoism into "the BROTHERHOOD formed by the Human Race, making us Citizens of the World" — reviewed under the excision boundary and kept: universalist humanism, the opposite pole of the doctrine the boundary excises.
Ramanuja's ladder — stone, animal, Initiate, Master — with the thought-form doctrine attached: the Initiate "thinks by creating ideas with form, colours and force". The vocabulary of Besant and Leadbeater's Thought-Forms, absorbed into the review's literary page.
The closing meditation instruction — losing the physical world's "apparent reality" in active silence until the inner voice of the Ego is heard — is the page's practice payload, signed AUM et AMÉN.
The GIDEE prospectus carries forward, but trimmed: the Buenos Aires branch paragraph of Nº 27 is gone — only La Plata remains beside Montevideo. Six teachers listed, UPASIKA still holding the Buddhism chair created in Nº 26.
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Library advertisements repeat; the Castro y Cía imprint prints a new job number, of marginal legibility in this copy.