He is very bright.
This is the way it is given—it's an impression.
He has been trying to come to you at home, but there has been some horrible mix-ups; not really horrible, but a muddle. He really got through to you, but other conditions get through there, and mixes him up.
[This evidently refers to some private 'Mariemont' sittings, without a medium, with which neither Feda nor Mrs. Leonard had had anything to do. It therefore shows specific knowledge and is of the nature of a mild cross-correspondence; cf. p. [217].]
L. L.—How can we improve it?
He does not understand it sufficiently himself yet. Other spirits get in, not bad spirits, but ones that like to feel they are helping. The peculiar manifestations are not him, and it only confuses him terribly. Part of it was him, but when the table was careering about, it was not him at all. He started it, but something comes along stronger than himself, and he loses the control.
(Whispered.) "Feda, can't you suggest something?"
[This seemed to be a reported part of conversation on the other side.]
Be very firm when it starts to move about.
Prayer helps when things are not relevant.