Salt Lake Telegram | 1922-07-02 | Page 38 | Joveddah De Rajah Headliner at State

Joveddah de Rajah , Headliner at State Toe moat talked of m In IK It Lake this WnVk probably JovexMal. de Rajah, who to appeartnc at the Ktaie theatre. the-atre. aa4 la proving the freateet mind rearllnj seer who haa avar entertain! th public. tH Rajah la a vary affabt ffntleman to m. and whan on la skeptical and sue-asts thai ha haa a wonderfully 4evel-opd 4evel-opd rode, ha does not become Indignant or ruffled, but calm I v ttiquldaa "What kind of a cod? If von will watch ma cloeety you win find that tlme and tlm rata I will but speak on word and yet tha princess will read an ant Ira aantanc which haa boon written upon a place ot pa par and than ana wars tha questions asked. 1 have no knowledge of what tha eetenc wrlttan may ba until I aoa It; naithar haa th princess, jrt la a flaah she haa It word for word.' "Can you explain your power T Of. rather, or you willing to?" wa asked. Certainty. Every man or woman bom to thla world has many latent poealhlll-tlea poealhlll-tlea In tbelr natur which ar never de. eloped. In India, my home, for thousands thou-sands of years Brahman lam haa bMi th religious worship. While to Christians It Is heathenism. It worships the Divine Creator, but under the name Vishnu. Our Iaacred bok to th Veda, the Brahman and the Hutras. Contained In them ar onr rclie-ioua. our aerial and moral laws. Inrahmanism, you must know, la opposed to Hi'ddhlvm In evrry way. Our people ar divided Into castes. Asceticism Is drvetord end with a wondrful phlloo nhv. This philosophy Is In Its alms much gelous thsn the (ireeks and has caused the birth of some of the greatest Intellectual Intellec-tual achievements attained by man. Thus through phtlopophle study, mesmerism, hvpnottsm, mind power over mind, were understood and practiced hundreds of year before It wss understood In Chris-Hsn Chris-Hsn countries. Th 'evil eye of your middle ages end even the sixteenth century cen-tury was nothing more or lee than that people who bad hypnotic power were feared."