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Annie Besant is primarily remembered as the international president
of the Theosophical Society. One of the most important aspects of
her career were the years that she was a professional atheist,
which has given her a place in history as a pioneer feminist. The
Origins of Theosophy contains thirteen of Besant's pamphlets,
originally published from 1883-1890. This book is ideal for
students of theology.
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Thought Forms (Paperback)
Annie Besant, C.W. Leadbeater
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Ukrainian-born Madame Helena Blavatsky (1831-1891) was a powerful
and controversial member of the spiritualist world and for a time
famous for her powers as a medium. She was a co-founder of the
theosophy movement in the United States, which she later extended
to Europe and India, drawing from her extensive global travels and
her familiarity with a broad range of belief systems, from Asian
religions to New Orleans voodoo, as well as secret societies such
as the Freemasons. Drawing from Hinduism and Buddhism, theosophy
aimed to understand the mystic powers of the universe and promote
the study of other religions. The first two volumes of The Secret
Doctrine were published in 1888, but this third volume was
published in 1897 by spiritualist Annie Besant from Blavatsky's
notes. It looks at some ancient spiritual teachings and mysteries,
and the development of the practice of magic.
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Mala's Silver Anklets (Paperback)
Annie Besant; Illustrated by Nancy Raj
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Impish little Mala loves creeping up from behind and scaring
everyone. Then her mother gives her a pair of pretty silver anklets
. . . so now she goes chik chik chum, and everyone gets to know
when she's coming! What does Mala do next? Children everywhere will
relate to this peppy story of childhood mischief. Sound words add
fun to a great read-aloud experience, while big, bold pictures make
for a dramatic show-and-tell.
Annie Besant is primarily remembered as the international president
of the Theosophical Society. One of the most important aspects of
her career were the years that she was a professional atheist,
which has given her a place in history as a pioneer feminist. The
Origins of Theosophy contains thirteen of Besant's pamphlets,
originally published from 1883-1890. This book is ideal for
students of theology.
2010 Reprint of 1918 Edition. This book was intended as an aid to
students in their study of the growth and development of
consciousness, offering hints and suggestions which might prove
useful to them. It is a contribution to the science of psychology.
She writes that the seed of consciousness is the Atma-Buddhi-Manas,
the Jivatma. The Super-consciousness includes the whole of the
consciousness above the waking-consciousness, like dreams, visions,
inspirations, etc. To bring the super-consciousness into
manifestation on the physical plane, Besant proposes (in the early
stages) to render the brain and sense-organs unresponsive to
physical impacts and to induce Trance. This can be done by using
the methods of Yogis. But she also says that there is a difference
between the super-physical conditions of consciousness in the
hypnotised subject and in the Yogi.
The human mind has a hidden power that can do amazing things. The
key is for one to learn how to activate this power and control it.
That is what this book is about. Subjects include training the
mind, improving concentration, strengthening thought power,
meditation, improving memory, thought transference, building the
mental body, combining thoughts with others and achieving peace of
mind. This is an easy to read instruction manual for the mind that
includes practical exercises.
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Death and after?
Annie Besant
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A theosophical classic about the origins of the world and the
future of mankind in this book is described: The First and Second
Chains Early Times on the Moon Chain The Sixth Round on the Moon
Chain The Seventh Round on the Moon Chain Early Times on the Earth
Chain Early Stages of the Fourth Round The Fourth RootRace
Beginnings of the Fifth RootRace The Building of the Great City
Early Aryan Civilization and Empire The Second subrace the Arabian
The Third subrace the Iranian The Fourth subrace the Keltic The
Fifth subrace the Teutonic The RootStock and its descent into India
Black Magic in Atlantis The Civilisation of Atlantis Two Atlantean
CivilizationsPeru Chaldaea The Vision of King Ashoka The Beginnings
of the Sixth RootRace
1927. Four lectures delivered by Besant, the Founder/President of
the Theosophical Society at the Queen's Hall in London. The four
lectures are titled: The Crumbling of Civilization; The Religion of
the New Civilization; Education in the New Civilization; and
Economics of the New Civilization. See other works available by
this author from Kessinger Publishing.
1925. Three Lectures delivered by Besant, in the Kensington Town
Hall, London, to Fellows of the Theosophical Society. From the
beginning of the Theosophical Society, Theosophists have been
strong individualists who have stressed the importance of freedom
of thought. Freedom of thought includes the freedom to either
affirm or reject any person's claims to occult authority. This was
a matter of contention at times within the Theosophical Society and
Besant raises this issue in the lectures. See other works by this
author available from Kessinger Publishing.
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H.P Blavatsky
Annie Besant
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Death and after?
Annie Besant
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