26. A very numerous class, perhaps the most numerous of all, is one which we
cannot place under the head of opponents, viz., those who are undecided. These are
generally spiritualists, in principle; with the greater number of them there is a vague
intuition of spiritist ideas, and an aspiration after something which they cannot define.
Such persons only require methodical instruction spiritism is, for these, like a sunrise;
it is the brightness of day which dissipates the mists of night; they hail it with
eagerness, because it delivers them from the agony of uncertainty.
