mediumize

During the forty years that Moses mediumized for the god of the Hebrews, there was no need of diviners or their arts.

And each guardian mind of the spiritual group contributes its propoertion of magnetic emanation, to form a line of communication, just as each person in the terrestrial group lends his or her mental and physical influence to mediumize the table.

None of the Alliance Exchanges issue anything intended as a circulating medium. The Bank alone mediumizes securites.

The discovery of America brought on expansion of commerce and trade, and the guild system was no longer able to meet the demands made upon it; then with the advent of capitalism, trade became gradually mediumized and the demand for increase in production was accomplished by the numerous inventions and discoveries of the eighteenth century.

Whatever has happened outside this brain, without its instigation, is automatically transformed by the process of assimilating, or mediumizing, it.

There is no better method, beside retouching upon mediumized films than using a hard shellac varnish, and rubbing over the solution of resin in turpentine, mentioned in the chapter on Materials.

We've got one or two highly mediumizing institutions – the public schools, 'cricket' in its various forms – but as a people we're chockfull of extremism.