Being the expanded form of a series of lectures delivered at the thirty-fourth annual convention of the Theosophical Society held at Benares, December 27-30, 1909. Partial Contents: The foundation of Manu's code of life; The world process and the problems of life; The problems of education; Family life and economics.

THIS 118 PAGE ARTICLE WAS EXTRACTED FROM THE BOOK: Six Theosophic Points, by Jacob Boehme. To purchase the entire book, please order ISBN 1564592405.

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1904. The larger consciousness; the mechanism of consciousness; subconsciousness and super consciousness; clairvoyance and clairaudience; telepathy; methods of unfoldment.

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1896. Two lectures from the Founder/President of the Theosophical Society on the tracing of the progress of the soul and the origin of the individual. See other works available by this author from Kessinger Publishing.

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1888. The Search for Pleasure;The Mystery of Threshold; The Initial Effort; The Meaning of Pain; The Secret of Strength.

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1913. Contents: Flowers; Gardens; Gardeners, The Head; Gardeners, The Heart; Gardeners, Heart's Flower; Dream or Vision; L'Envoi.

In 1882, at the age of 21, Rudolf Steiner's life was changed forever by a seemingly chance meeting on a train. Traveling between Vienna and his home town of Pottschach, Steiner fell into conversation with Felix Koguzki, a lowly herb-gatherer who claimed to have personal and direct knowledge of higher worlds of spiritual attainment. Koguzki arranged for the young man to meet a mysterious individual, someone Steiner refers to only as a 'Master', who seems to have guided him successfully towards spiritual enlightenment. Steiner's book 'Theosophy' was published 28 years later, in 1910, and is a detailed account of this 'spiritual science', a method of attaining to the higher worlds that is replete with descriptions of esoteric realities, and what one may expect at the various milestones of human development. This is a book that will repay a slow and careful study, a treatise on the higher worlds that the reader can, with profit, return to again and again.

1894. Intended to show the value of the teachings of H.P. Blavatsky as a guide to the obscurer meanings of the Hindu Sacred books, and so to vindicate at once the usefulness of the Theosophyical and the Hindu doctrines.

1924. This text presents a course of 12 lessons intended to give the student a perfect knowledge of the Science of Motion. With this knowledge, he will be able to perfectly understand the ultimate, as well as the immediate cause of all manifestation of nature; he will take the first steps toward an understanding of the Theosophia; and will learn that without this knowledge, an understanding of nature in the abstract is impossible. See the many other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

1924. This text presents a course of 12 lessons intended to give the student a perfect knowledge of the Science of Motion. With this knowledge, he will be able to perfectly understand the ultimate, as well as the immediate cause of all manifestation of nature; he will take the first steps toward an understanding of the Theosophia; and will learn that without this knowledge, an understanding of nature in the abstract is impossible. See the many other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

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1931. And preliminary memorandum of the esoteric section. A recitation of the fundamental aims of the Theosophical Society, from a handwritten manuscript by the author, existing in Adyar.

THESE volumes, complete in themselves as a series of studies in a definite body of tradition, are intended to serve ultimately as a small contribution to the preparation of the way leading towards a solution of the vast problems involved in the scientific study of the Origins of the Christian Faith. They might thus perhaps be described as the preparation of materials to serve for the historic, mythic, and mystic consideration of the Origins of Christianity, -where the term "mythic" is used in its true sense of inner, typical, sacred and "logic," as opposed to the external processioning of physical events known as "historic," and where the term "mystic" is used as that which pertains to initiation and the mysteries. Though the material that we have collected, has, as to its externals, been tested, as far as our hands are capable of the work, by the methods of scholarship and criticism, it has nevertheless at the same time been allowed ungrudgingly to show itself the outward expression of a truly vital endeavour of immense interest and value to all who are disposed to make friends with it. For along this ray of the Trismegistic tradition we may allow ourselves to be drawn backwards in time towards the holy of holies of the Wisdom of Ancient Egypt. The sympathetic study of this material may well prove an initiatory process towards an understanding of that Archaic Gnosis. And, therefore, though these volumes are intended to show those competent to judge that all has been set forth in decency according to approved methods of modern research, they are also designed for those who are not qualified to give an opinion on such matters, but who are able to feel and think with the writers of these beautiful tractates.