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Doyle, Arthur Conan, Sir, 1859-1930

"The Vital Message"


There is action for the man of action, intellectual work for the
thinker, artistic, literary, dramatic and religious for those
whose God-given powers lie that way. What we have both in brain
and character we carry over with us. No man is too old to learn,
for what he learns he keeps. There is no physical side to
love and no child-birth, though there is close union between
those married people who really love each other, and, generally,
there is deep sympathetic friendship and comradeship between the
sexes. Every man or woman finds a soul mate sooner or later.
The child grows up to the normal, so that the mother who lost a
babe of two years old, and dies herself twenty years later finds
a grown-up daughter of twenty-two awaiting her coming. Age,
which is produced chiefly by the mechanical presence of lime in
our arteries, disappears, and the individual reverts to the full
normal growth and appearance of completed man--or womanhood. Let
no woman mourn her lost beauty, and no man his lost strength or
weakening brain. It all awaits them once more upon the other
side. Nor is any deformity or bodily weakness there, for all is
normal and at its best.

Before leaving this section of the subject, I should say a
few more words upon the evidence as it affects the etheric body.
This body is a perfect thing. This is a matter of consequence in
these days when so many of our heroes have been mutilated in
the wars.


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