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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

KIDNAPPING" CASE

CHINESE COMMITTED TO

SESSIONS

COLOUR AND LIFE.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933.

Wo

the theosophical movement - 58 years ago to form a nucleus on earth of a universal brotherhood THEOSOPHICAL LECTURE BY of men and to give once mora to the world the teaching of the MR. G. HODSON

ancient wisdom. A young Chinese named Wong

Colour a Power,. There was large attendance Kwan was charged, before Mr. at the Theosophical Hall last even-He said that from a theosophical Butters at the Kowloon Magistracying when Mr. Geoffrey Hodson, viewpoint he found colour was der yesterday afternoon on two counts the world famous clairvoyant, gave Onitely a power, a potent thing, of kidnapping a child, aged seven the first of a series of lectures which, if rightly used, was a years, and returning from bantah on the occult, his subject being very therapeutic agent. All ment. Defendant was committed The Occult Meaning of Colour," colours were influences affecting for trial

Mr. B. Paul presided.

jour life, body and character, and Prosecuting, Dotective Sergeant

In his opening remarks Mr. the subject was one much more Lamont told his Worship that Hodson stated that the subjects for meditation than words. about 8 a.m. on August 20, the of the eight lectures he would be were all, at the source of our child, Ho Tak-cheong, left the first delivering during his way in the anture, beings of white light. floor of 423, Reclamation Street Clony wars all connected by a During our lives, we passed into where he lived with his parents, central idea that there existed the colours and then back again to go to a public lavatory at the and always had existed a body of into the white light. Every junction of Canton Road and Nelson Street. He did not return truth upon every conceivable sub-colour of the spectrum was related that morning, and his mother, wholect. In reality there was no such to one or another aspect of life. was gotting anxious, went out to thing as mystery. There were no The consciouanes and look for him. She could not find limitations upon knowledge; tho vermilion red van strength and him, and about noon she told her only limitations there might be at courage and the principle in man, husband of the disappearance of all being, in the mind of the emotion. The influence in healing was that of a stimulant. Rose the child. They reported the student.

colour of love and matter to the Mongkok Police, who

red was the brick red of passion. Orange at once instituted a search for the

meant pride and its effect in heal- child.

Ing was that of a vitalizer. · Yellow was the manifestation of the ac- Įtion of the intellect and was found to have anti-tuberculosis Influ- ences. These healing properties

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He also referred to the birth of (Continued on Next Colum718, J.

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Walking along Talpo Road in his search, the father anw the child The Court Interpretor explained about 2 pm. on the same day sit- that it was the custom among ting between a woman and defen- certain class of Chinese for the dant. The child called out to him, sons to call their fathers "uncle." and on his approach, both the Continuing his evidence, witness were very marked: A loaf-green woman and defendant fled. The said that after his son had called was the sign of sympathy and had father went after the latter and out to him. defendant and the the healing properties of a seda

Green with red denoted eventually caught him in Peihooman ran away. He chased the tive, Street with the help of a Shantung defendant and eventually caught jealousy and dull green, cunning. was not him in Pelho Streat, with the help Enterald green was a vitalizer. In its main form blue was the colour of devotion and religious feelings. It was very marked in Christian religion which relled so much on

Blue

the

constable. The wonLR caught.

Evidence was given by mother, Chan Kin-sung, and the father, Ho Lal, told the Court that he went to work about 7.46 am. on the day in question and did not know, anything about the matter until his wife told him about noon. After reporting the matter to the Police, he went out on search himself and in the afternoon he daw his son sitting near a bua- stop between a woman and the de- fendant. On seeing him, his son called out "Uncle l”

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Witness: I am his father, but

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At that time, his son was wear ing some clothes which did not belong to him. He was in a new

und of jacket,

a new pair of devotion. trousers, a straw hat and a pair colour of peace and purity. Sap- phire blue's influence in healing of rubber shoes.

The boy testified that an his was that of an natringent and way

home after visiting the dark blue a sedative...

Violet was used for many skin. lavatory, defendant told him he

the colour of would bring him to see his father, diseases and was and on the way bought him sweets. idealiam. When mixed with red, Defendant took him to a man and however, violet could be moro his wife, and a conversation took harmful than beneficial. It would place. Later in the day, he was be.seen therefore that in our in- taken to a bus-stop on the road-nermost selves we were all beings side where he saw his father. of colour.

After Polico evidence of arrest To-night Mr. Hodson will talk had been given, his Worship.com-on "Occult Meaning of Health and mitted defendant for trial at the Disease" at the Theosophical Hall next Criminal Sessions,

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