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Re: Recommended Reading
My partner was given a kindle reader for her birthday and I'm wondering if it can read the ebooks that Jim and others have found?
Wes
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Wes wrote:My partner was given a kindle reader for her birthday and I'm wondering if it can read the ebooks that Jim and others have found?
Take a look through Amazon's list but I'm not optimistic
mac
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Wes wrote:My partner was given a kindle reader for her birthday and I'm wondering if it can read the ebooks that Jim and others have found?
I've got a Kindle and it can only read books produced in the Amazon e-format. Amazon has a huge range of books, however, and she'll find plenty to satisfy. I use mine a lot because I travel to work by train, an hour each way.
I suggest that she looks at the range available and see how costs compare with paper books. Think of the benefit to trees too
The Kindle can read PDFs as well, by the way.
Quiet
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Wes, sometimes people call any e-book readers 'kindles' but 'Kindle' is part of the Amazon brand and specific to it. It uses particular software. There are other brands of e-readers as well. Kobo is one such.
Also the iPad and iPhone have iBooks. You can also get Kindle readers to use on Apple products.
Just querying to see that I have understood you correctly.
Also the iPad and iPhone have iBooks. You can also get Kindle readers to use on Apple products.
Just querying to see that I have understood you correctly.
Quiet
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Hi Wes,
If it can read pdf's it should be able to read those old books providing there is a way of getting them onto the reader.
I have been waiting for the tablets to drop sufficiently in price to use them for reading and when giving talks.
Jim
If it can read pdf's it should be able to read those old books providing there is a way of getting them onto the reader.
I have been waiting for the tablets to drop sufficiently in price to use them for reading and when giving talks.
Jim
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Thanks for the responses, yes it is a kindle reader, and I have been told that you can download plenty of ebooks via bit torrent but you need your pirate's hat on to do that (where's the skulls and crossbones gif Jim?)
I haven't looked at what amazon has to offer in the way of spiritual ebooks but as Mac suggests, they probably won't go beyond Hay House level spirituality.
I can see the reader being a useful tool for giving talks Jim, I was always wary of readers, thinking they'd just be another tv screen to wear out your eyes on, but I am impressed by how good it looks and operates.
I haven't looked at what amazon has to offer in the way of spiritual ebooks but as Mac suggests, they probably won't go beyond Hay House level spirituality.
I can see the reader being a useful tool for giving talks Jim, I was always wary of readers, thinking they'd just be another tv screen to wear out your eyes on, but I am impressed by how good it looks and operates.
Wes
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Amazon does have some good things. They have Arthur Findlay's 'On the Edge of the Etheric' for example.
You may need to do a bit of patient searching.
A lot will depend on whether material is still in print or ever made the truly mass market.
You may need to do a bit of patient searching.
A lot will depend on whether material is still in print or ever made the truly mass market.
Quiet
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Hi Wes,
You could try archive.org. Most texts have a "kindle" format you can try. I have Kindle aplication installed on my pc and it works quite well. http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Spiritualism%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts
Lynn
You could try archive.org. Most texts have a "kindle" format you can try. I have Kindle aplication installed on my pc and it works quite well. http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Spiritualism%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts
Lynn
tmmw
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tmmw wrote:Hi Wes,
You could try archive.org. Most texts have a "kindle" format you can try. I have Kindle aplication installed on my pc and it works quite well. http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Spiritualism%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts
Lynn
Thanks for this reference, Lynn. Very interesting material
Quiet
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Quiet wrote:tmmw wrote:Hi Wes,
You could try archive.org. Most texts have a "kindle" format you can try. I have Kindle aplication installed on my pc and it works quite well. http://www.archive.org/search.php?query=Spiritualism%20AND%20mediatype%3Atexts
Lynn
Thanks for this reference, Lynn. Very interesting material
Youre welcome Quiet, just going to that link again I downloaded 4 books and started reading another, lol. Interesting books that are included in the Harry Houdini collection, worth taking a look at.
tmmw
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A History of Ghosts by Peter Aykroyd (the actor) was an interesting book that I have in my library. His grandparents were Spiritualists with a home circle up in Canada. He records the history of growing up in a Spiritualist family.
http://www.amazon.ca/History-Ghosts-S%C3%A9ances-Mediums-Ghostbusters/dp/1605298751
http://www.amazon.ca/History-Ghosts-S%C3%A9ances-Mediums-Ghostbusters/dp/1605298751
eirefox
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Anyone any feedback on Maurice Barbanell's ''The Trumpet Shall Sound''
Mark74
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Hi Mark "The Trumpet Shall Sound" is not available in e form, although out of print now the copyright is, I believe, still held. I had to buy a copy recently at the massive sum of 28 quid but a better deal than one of the others on offer at 182 quid. It appears quite rare, however its not a long book and should be in a decent library. Now could they also have a photocopier?!
Admin- Admin
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Admin wrote:Hi Mark "The Trumpet Shall Sound" is not available in e form, although out of print now the copyright is, I believe, still held. I had to buy a copy recently at the massive sum of 28 quid but a better deal than one of the others on offer at 182 quid. It appears quite rare, however its not a long book and should be in a decent library. Now could they also have a photocopier?!
I wouldn't mind paying if I knew it was worth it. I take it, the book is based on direct voice, what mediums are featured in the book Jim. I've seen a few for sale in second hand bookshops online.
Mark74
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Hi Mark when I get it I will let you know its somewhere between the UK and OZ as we write.
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Admin wrote:Hi Mark when I get it I will let you know its somewhere between the UK and OZ as we write.
Please do Jim, thanks. I bid you a goodnight
Mark74
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Hiya,, these are some of the books I have enjoyed. i know some have been mentioned but its good to mention again.
Is there an afterlife, by david fontana. this is an easy read that covers so much different phenomena from physical mediumship to mental. but i like that it approaches things from a different angle..
Margery the medium.. Good book about margery crandon
i know Alex harris book has been mentioned but i have to say that the full book is my favourite that has been written about a physical medium... you can really feel the passion and belief in the pages.
This is spiritualism is a must read i think for any1 wanting a simple ti understand 1st book... it covers so much in a simple format.
obviously on the edge of the etheric is another must read.
its interesting if you read helen ducans book... 2 worlds plus this is spiritualism and is there an afterlife at the same time as you get a few different angles of the same story.
I really enjoyed tom harrisons book, gordon higginsons. there are so many to list..
I do have a few guilty vices though.... and have enjoyed books by stephen obrian and gordon smith..
Is there an afterlife, by david fontana. this is an easy read that covers so much different phenomena from physical mediumship to mental. but i like that it approaches things from a different angle..
Margery the medium.. Good book about margery crandon
i know Alex harris book has been mentioned but i have to say that the full book is my favourite that has been written about a physical medium... you can really feel the passion and belief in the pages.
This is spiritualism is a must read i think for any1 wanting a simple ti understand 1st book... it covers so much in a simple format.
obviously on the edge of the etheric is another must read.
its interesting if you read helen ducans book... 2 worlds plus this is spiritualism and is there an afterlife at the same time as you get a few different angles of the same story.
I really enjoyed tom harrisons book, gordon higginsons. there are so many to list..
I do have a few guilty vices though.... and have enjoyed books by stephen obrian and gordon smith..
bravo321uk
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Good suggestions Bravo we were able to purchase the Fontana Book really cheaply and well worth a read.
Jim
Jim
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Admin wrote:Hi Mark when I get it I will let you know its somewhere between the UK and OZ as we write.
Any luck Jim, did the book arrive. If so, whats your thoughts
Mark74
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Mark74 wrote:Admin wrote:Hi Mark "The Trumpet Shall Sound" is not available in e form, although out of print now the copyright is, I believe, still held. I had to buy a copy recently at the massive sum of 28 quid but a better deal than one of the others on offer at 182 quid. It appears quite rare, however its not a long book and should be in a decent library. Now could they also have a photocopier?!
I wouldn't mind paying if I knew it was worth it. I take it, the book is based on direct voice, what mediums are featured in the book Jim. I've seen a few for sale in second hand bookshops online.
Hi Mark74
Our copy of The Trumpet Shall Sound by Maurice Barbanell has finally arrived! The book is about the Direct Voice seances held in the house of the medium, Estelle Roberts. The seances were always held in darkness. The ordinary tin trumpets had phosphorescent paint around the broad end and were seen to move around the room as they moved towards a sitter when a communicator from the spirit world wished to speak to them and provide evidence of their survival. The communications were recorded by a short-hand writer who was placed in a small partitioned off alcove in the seance room with a red light to enable them to see to write down what was said.A most interesting little book!
Lis
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im new to this forum, but i found it because of this link, im searching everywhere for this book "the trumpet shall sound" is there anywhere i havent checked lol and was hoping there might be some suggestions from you guys
thanx in advance
charlie
thanx in advance
charlie
Charlie K
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Hi Charlie,
I had to check around the usual internet book sellers to find the copy I bought. Depending where you are it is in some libraries.
http://www.worldcat.org/title/trumpet-shall-sound/oclc/22362466&referer=brief_results
It appears that the book may be out of stock with on line sellers at teh moment so it will take some watching out for.
I had to check around the usual internet book sellers to find the copy I bought. Depending where you are it is in some libraries.
http://www.worldcat.org/title/trumpet-shall-sound/oclc/22362466&referer=brief_results
It appears that the book may be out of stock with on line sellers at teh moment so it will take some watching out for.
Admin- Admin
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thanx, I'm from Harlow in Essex
i have been looking for about 18 months.
im sure i will get my copy when im ment to
i have been looking for about 18 months.
im sure i will get my copy when im ment to
Charlie K
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I have noticed that some ebooks which are not downloadable can be borrowed from open library. Worth joining http://openlibrary.org/ search on Spiritualism the books you can borrow are marked Read.
Its strange to find after the borrowing term expires the book is automatically returned to the shelf for someone else to borrow.
Jim
Its strange to find after the borrowing term expires the book is automatically returned to the shelf for someone else to borrow.
Jim
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