Let me say just one word. I was present and saw the wonders of his
power and glory again. I know that he is so much in earnest as to
the Truths of his mission and of your work that no man can doubt.
I cannot write much, for I am so overpowered by his great presence
that I can scarcely write. How wonderful that he should come to you
in this way and declare to you his great messages of Truth and
Power! If you could only have seen him, you would never again have
doubted him or his great mission and your work.
I must stop.
Your brother in Christ,
ST. JAMES.**
** Often, when writing through Mr. Padgett, the Celestial spirits
used the word “Saint” to identify themselves. However, John, the
Apostle, explained to Mr. Padgett that “Saint” is not used in the
Celestial Heavens and, therefore, this title has been eliminated
from the present edition.—Ed.
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About James E. Padgett
Born August 25, 1852, Mr. James Edward Padgett
practiced law in Washington, D.C. Subsequent to his wife's, Helen,
passing in February, 1914, James learned from a psychic that he had
the gift of automatic writing. Based on the promptings of the
psychic and with a desire to reach his dearly departed Helen, he
commenced take messages from the spirits in the spirit world. At
first, James denounced the messages as merely coming from his mind,
driven by a strong desire to reach his departed wife. Eventually,
however, James could not deny the fact that information he was
receiving could not have possibly come from his own mind - for the
content of the messages surpassed his own education and knowledge.
Before his passing in March, 1923, James had accumulated hundreds of
messages from spirits and celestials in the spirit world.
Born August 25, 1852, Mr. James Edward Padgett
practiced law in Washington, D.C. Subsequent to his wife's, Helen,
passing in February, 1914, James learned from a psychic that he had
the gift of automatic writing. Based on the promptings of the
psychic and with a desire to reach his dearly departed Helen, he
commenced take messages from the spirits in the spirit world. At
first, James denounced the messages as merely coming from his mind,
driven by a strong desire to reach his departed wife. Eventually,
however, James could not deny the fact that information he was
receiving could not have possibly come from his own mind - for the
content of the messages surpassed his own education and knowledge.
Before his passing in March, 1923, James had accumulated hundreds of
messages from spirits and celestials in the spirit world.