y, to jump great
heights, and to lift and move prodigious weights; and this property
will remain in your possession during the prescribed period, provided
you abstain from all animal food, from smoking and from drinking
alcohol; and observe the same rules with regard to fumigating your
sleeping apartment, and bathing your face, as Hamar and Kelson. But,
always, before you attempt to fly or to jump, it will be necessary for
you to set in motion certain vibrations, in the ether, that counteract
the attraction of gravity. You must repeat the words 'Karjako
Mandarbsa Guahseela,' which I have written on this blue paper; and
when you want to move or lift objects, you must first repeat the words
'Perabibo Henlilee Oko-kokotse,' which I have written on this green
paper. Gravity, as you will see, is entirely dependent on sound--sound
can move mountains. It did so in Atlantis, it did so in Egypt."

Making the sign of a triangle, an eye, and a tree in the air, with the
forefinger of his left hand, he slowly repeated the words
"Barjakva--ookpoota--trylisa." and the concluding syllable was no
sooner uttered, than the trio found themselves standing in Berners
Street. But of Karaver's house--the house they had just quitted--there
was no trace.

FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote 19: According to Brahminical teaching there are seven
main classes of spirits; some having innumerable sub-divisions.
They are--

1. Arrippa Devas, with forms.

2. Arrippa Devas, without forms. (Both Classes 1 and 2 are
intelligent, sixth principles of certain planets. I style them
Planetians, and classify them with all other spirits hailing from
Jupiter Neptune, etc.)

3. Mara rupas (identical with Vice-Elementals).

4. Pisachas, _i.e._ male and female elementaries. (I have termed
them Impersonating Elementals, since they consist of the astral
forms of the dead, that may be utilized by Elementals.)

5. Asuras, _i.e._ gnomes, pixies, etc. (Corresponding to those
I have designated Vagrarian Elementals.)

6. Monstrosities. (These I include among Vice-Elementals and
Vagrarians.)

7. Kaksasas, viz. souls of wizards, witches, and of clever people
with evil tendencies, scientists with cruel or harsh
tendencies--such as vivisectionists and sophists. All these come
under my division of "earthbound phantasms of the dead"--spirits
tied to this earth by passions or vices; and I should ad