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Editorials from The Word Magazine


These editorials by Harold W. Percival represent the complete collection published in The Word magazine between 1904 and 1917. Now over one hundred years later, the original monthly magazines are rare. The twenty-five volume bound sets of The Word are only owned by a few collectors and libraries around the world.

By the time Mr. Percival's first book, Thinking and Destiny, was published in 1946, he had developed a new terminology for conveying the results of his thinking. This largely explains what may appear to be differences between his earlier and later works.


Read H. W. Percival’s Editorials
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For lengthy editorials, click on Contents for a table of contents.

Some editorials refer to another editorial, identified by volume and issue number, or volume and page number. A list of editorials by with this information in chronological order may be found here.

Adepts, Masters and Mahatmas PDF HTMLContents
Atmospheres PDF HTML
Birth-Death—Death-Birth PDF HTML
Breath PDF HTML
Brotherhood PDF HTML
Christ PDF HTML
Christmas Light PDF HTML
Consciousness PDF HTML
Consciousness Through Knowledge PDF HTMLContents
Cycles PDF HTML
Desire PDF HTML
Doubt PDF HTML
Flying PDF HTML
Food PDF HTML
Form PDF HTML
Friendship PDF HTML
Ghosts PDF HTMLContents
Glamour PDF HTML
Heaven PDF HTML
Hell PDF HTML
Hope and Fear PDF HTML
I in the Senses PDF HTML
Imagination PDF HTML
Individuality PDF HTML
Intoxications PDF HTMLContents
Karma PDF HTMLContents
Life PDF HTML
Living—Living Forever PDF HTMLContents
Mirrors PDF HTML
Motion PDF HTML
Our Message PDF HTML
Personality PDF HTML
Psychic Tendencies and Development PDF HTML
Sex PDF HTML
Shadows PDF HTMLContents
Sleep PDF HTML
Soul PDF HTML
Substance PDF HTML
Thought PDF HTML
Veil of Isis, The PDF HTML
Will PDF HTML
Wishing PDF HTML
Zodiac, The PDF HTMLContents
“Is Parthenogenesis in the Human Species a Scientific Possibility?” by Joseph Clements, M.D. with extensive footnotes by Harold W. Percival PDF HTML