This volume contains the monthly issues of The Theosophist magazine September 1930-December 1930. It is a magazine of brotherhood, Oriental philosophy, art, literature and occultism. Each issue features articles entitled "Reviews" and "On The Watchtower." Sample contents: Symposium, The Geneva Congress by Marie R. Hotchener; Ommen and Ojai by Beatrice Wood; Psychotherapy by Peter Gray Wolf; Peering at Higher Space by Annabel Ledlie Berry; The Rubaiyat by Leo L. Partlow; and much more.

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This Book Is About The Three Paths Of Karma, Jnana And Bhakti, As Explained In The Bhagavad-Gita. Lectures Delivered At Benares, At The Sixth Annual Convention Of The Indian Section Of The Theosophical Society On October 19th, 20th And 21st, 1896.

The Gifford Lectures Delivered Before The University Of Glasgow In 1892.

The Nature and Aim of Theosophy; The New Avatar and the Destiny of the Soul; and The Study of Man and the Way to Health.

1936. Contains lectures delivered by C. Jinarajadasa, one of the leading figures of the Theosophical Society, and others at the Olcott Summer Sessions. Lectures by Jinarajadasa include: Unfolding the Intuition; Summer School-Keynote Address; Closing of Summer School-Art; Archetypal Idea; Contacting Nature's Hidden Life; Convention-Keynote Address; Closing of Convention; The Past Sixty Years of Theosophy; The Next Forty Years; and The New Subrace in America. See other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing. Due to the age and scarcity of the original we reproduced, some pages may be spotty, faded or difficult to read.

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1926. Concerning the Qualities Necessary for Progress on the Path of Attainment. A collection of the principal passages in Buddhist, Christian, Confucian, Hindu, Jewish, Muslim, Taoist and Zoroastrian texts. Partial Contents: The Narrow Door; The Wide and Narrow Gates; The Door of Salvation; Virtue is at Hand; God's Love Towards Man; God's Love for the World; Decay and Salvation; The Offering of Humility; Nirvana; The Sacrifice of Righteousness; Thoughts, Words and Deeds; The Firm of Spirit; and The Lord Requires.

1925. A priest in the Liberal Catholic Church, Van Der Leeuw_s book is the outcome of a series of talks given to a group of students interested in the meaning and work of the Third Person of the Divine Trinity, He who in the Christian religion is called God the Holy Ghost. Contents First Section, The Holy Ghost as the Creator: The Holy Spirit a Neglected Chapter in Religious History; The Fire of Creation; The Rhythm of Life; The Divine Ritual; The Dynamic Universe; and Divine Alchemy. Contents Second Section, The Divine Mind: From Image to Archetype; The World of the Divine Mind; The Way of the Higher Mind; and Inspiration. Contents Third Section, The Mahachohan, the Representative of the Holy Ghost: The Paraclete and the Mahachohan; and The Lord of the Five Rays. Contents Fourth Section, The Motherhood of God. See other works available by this author from Kessinger Publishing.

1925. Lectures by the Theosophist L.W. Rogers. Contents: Gods in the Making; Self-Development and Power; Soul Powers and Possibilities; and The Inspired Life. See other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

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1927. Being the Theosophical Convention Lectures delivered at Benares in 1926 by Leadbeater, George S. Arundale, Yadunandan Prasad and C. Jinarajadasa entitled: To Death and the Unseen; To Nationalism and Internationalism; To Science and Its Message; and To Art and the Arts. See other works by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

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Those who see in life only a riddle, who see injustice on every hand, who cannot find peace of mind without some satisfying answer to the ancient questions, Who am I, Whence came I, and Whither do I go, who have touched the great problem of sorrow and would gladly make their lives count in service to their fellows if only they could find the way. Such as these it is believed will find much to inspire and help them in the appeal made in this little volume. For it is entirely to the noble qualities and the indwelling soul in man. Contents: What is Theosophy; The Great Discovery: Man Is Not But Two; The Path of the Mystic; Teacher and Student; The Heart-Cry of the World; Woman and the Theosophic Home; Raja-Yoga Ideals and the Child.

1928. From Occult Aphorisms, quoted in The Secret Doctrine: There are seven Forces in Man and in all Nature. The real substance of the Concealed (Sun) is a nucleus of Mother-Substance. It is the Heart and Matrix of all the living and existing Forces in our Solar Universe. It is the Kernel from which proceed to spread on their cyclic journeys all the Powers that set in action the Atoms, in their functional duties, and the Focus within which they again meet in their Seventh Essence every eleventh year. He who tells thee he has seen the Sun, laugh at him, as if he had said that the Sun moves really onward in his diurnal path....It is on account of this septenary nature that the Sun is spoken of by the ancients as one who is driven by seven horses equal to the metres of the Vedas; or, again, that, though he is identified with the seven Gana (Classes of Being) in his orb, he is distinct from them, as he is, indeed; as also that he has Seven Rays, as indeed he has....The Seven Beings in the Sun are the Seven Holy Ones, self-born from the inherent power in the Matrix of Mother-Substance. It is they who send the seven principal Forces, called Rays, which, at the beginning of Pralaya, will center into seven new Suns for the next Manvantara. The energy from which they spring into conscious existence in every Sun is what some people call Vishnu, which is the Breath of the Absoluteness. See other titles by this author available from Kessinger Publishing.

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One of Five Volumes. Contributors include but are not limited to Rudolph Steiner, Arthur Warren, Henry Lindlahr and J. D. Buck.

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