Apports
Materialized objects produced by mediums during Spiritualistic seances. These objects can range from flowers, jewelry, and even live animals.
Apport
An object (such as a piece of jewelry, money, fruit or flowers, even live animals) which supposedly materializes out of nothing in the presence of a medium.
Apport n : is an object that is physical in nature and appearance, which has materialized apparently from nowhere. These type of objects are usually associated with both physical mediums and séances.
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Apportez votre esprit au-delà de votre sphère, & aprenez de ma part qu'avant de rien entreprendre, il [(9)] vous faut être ferme & inébranlable, & très attentif à observer exactement de point en point, ...
Thus things are apportioned in the human organism, which is differentiated. So our earth also is differentiated.
That is what an astrologer might foretell for us - that we have apportioned to us so much good and evil fortune - so much of the result of the good and evil actions of our past lives which will react on us in this.
First, witness the ancient figure of the Planetary Rulerships of the Signs, showing the Seven Planetary Governors apportioned around the Wheel of the Zodiac.
Prior to incarnation, the Tree Fates, three ugly old hags, Klotho, Lachesis and Atropos, apportion a man's share of good and evil, that is, his fate.
In the manifestations you speak of there is an apport of fruit trees by the spirits.
for whichever measure A play on the word me'od, 'might,' to connect it with middah, 'measure,' i.e, give thanks unto Him whatever the measure of life He apportions.
Poseidon apportioned his continent among these ten, and Atlas, the eldest, he made overlord of the other nine. Poseidon further called the country Atlantis and the surrounding sea the Atlantic in honor of Atlas.
Il lui avait fallu longtemps pour comprendre que l'important n'était pas le but, mais la façon d'y parvenir. Cette longue quête de l'absolu avait fait de lui un sage et lui avait apporté bien plus que tout l'or du monde.
 See also: Spirit, World, Mater, Spiritual, Ritual
  
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