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Friday, May 16, 2008
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Nightmare Tales

Can The Double Murder?
An Unsolved Mystery
Karmic Visions
Karmic Visions I
Karmic Visions II
Karmic Visions III
Karmic Visions IV
Karmic Visions V
Karmic Visions VI
Karmic Visions VI
Karmic Visions VIII
Karmic Visions IX
Karmic Visions X
Karmic Visions XI
The Legend Of The Blue Lotus
The Blue Lotus
I -- The Stranger's Story
II -- The Mysterious Visitor
III -- Psychic Magic
IV -- A Vision Of Horror
V -- Return Of Doubts
VI -- I Depart -- But Not Alone
VII -- Eternity In A Short Dream
VIII -- A Tale Of Woe
The Luminous Shield
The Cave Of The Echoes
From The Polar Lands
The Ensouled Violini I
The Ensouled Violini II
The Ensouled Violini III
The Ensouled Violini IV
The Ensouled Violini V
The Ensouled Violini VI

Karmic Visions

By H. P. Blavatsky, under the pen name "Sanjna"

Oh, sad no more! Oh, sweet No more!
Oh, strange No more!
By a mossed brook bank on a stone
I smelt a wild weed−flower alone;
There was a ringing in my ears,
And both my eyes gushed out with tears,
Surely all pleasant things had gone before,
Low buried fathom deep beneath with three, NO MORE. −− Tennyson "The Gem" 1831.