1. Blavatsky Net An introduction to theosophy. More. More. Blavatsky Net theosophy.This site focuses on Madame Blavatsky and her teaching - theosophy. http://www.blavatsky.net/

Blavatsky Net Foundation Links organizations Theosophy online related sites ezines ... video Who, what is this? who sources principles definitions Original Text Secret Doctrine HP Blavatsky WQ Judge Masters of Theosophy ... collections of articles Site Features: membership talk list research tools Real World meetings start a study class Topics reincarnation near death experiences Theosophy on the Bible Theosophy in religions Confirmation proofs of Theosophy pebbles of truths prophecies fulfilled General weathervane refutation statement of purpose Exploring the Great Beyond: A Survey of the Field of the Extraordinary by Geoffrey Farthing. An introduction to Theosophy. More The Secret Doctrine: The Synthesis of Science, Religion and Philosophy The master work of H. P. Blavatsky. More Blavatsky Net - Theosophy This site focuses on Madame Blavatsky and her teaching - Theosophy. It features an introduction to Theosophy, study aids, research tools, original text, supporting evidence, membership, and visitor interaction. Home Membership Benefits Signup Members Talk Bookstore Contact Us Tour the Secret Doctrine - Blavatsky's master work - with Quote Of The Day for June 2: The Moon, Deus Lunus, Phoebe. This archaic symbol is the most poetical of all symbols, as also the most philosophical. The ancient Greeks brought it into prominence, and the modern poets have worn it threadbare. The Queen of Night, riding in the majesty of her peerless light in heaven, throwing all, even Hesperos, into darkness, and spreading her silver mantle over the whole sidereal world, has ever been a favourite theme with all the poets of Christendom, from Milton and Shakespeare down to the latest versifier.

2. Theosophy Outlines basic teachings and information on theosophy. Links to other sites. Maintained by Mikkel Kaastrup. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Olympus/3987/theosop.html

Theosophy - a synthesis of science, religion and philosophy A brief history of Theosophy. Theosophy as known to the modern world was founded by the Russian initiate Helena Petrovna Blavatsky in New York in 1875 as an attempt to spread divine truth to the intellectually advanced part of humanity. However, "the Ancient Wisdom" has always existed in the world, either openly as Theosophy is taught today, or in the past, in Egypt, Greece and Atlantis where there were great temples and initiation schools run by the Earth's Hierarchy, or hidden, as in the Middle Ages amongst the alchemists, Rosicrucians and Freemasons, who were persecuted by both the clergy and the secular powers who (rightly) felt their power threatened by the truths which these hidden societies represented. What is Theosophy? Theosophy is "A synthesis of science, religion and philosophy", and its motto is: "There is no religion higher than Truth". Practically, Theosophy presents itself today as a vast spiritual and cosmological system which seeks to investigate and explain Cosmos and man's role herein, both on the basis of occult research (research based on extrasensory perception, be it clairvoyance, clairvoyance, visions, telepathically received messages or memories or visions retrieved through hypnotic regression, i.e. from higher states of consciousness) which is taught by a number of Theosophical groups (see the links list: click here ) around the world.

3. Theosophy [Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy] theosophy. The main teachings of theosophy (Gk. theosophia, "divine wisdom"), which are at the same http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/t/theosoph.htm

Theosophy Table of Contents (Clicking on the links below will take you to that part of this article) Humans Reincarnation Karma and Liberation Objectives of the Society Humans pari passu with the evolution of the consciousness, the activities of which in the subtler bodies may be termed the soul. As the soul grows in power, love, and wisdom, it needs a better form in which to manifest itself; as the form grows in perfection, it becomes a better instrument for the soul. Here again evolve side by side the two poles of the universe, life and form, spirit and matter. Back to Table of Contents Reincarnation Back to Table of Contents Karma and Liberation Evolution proceeds under a law as unerring as any well-established scientific law, namely, that of karma Back to Table of Contents Objectives of the Society The Word , a monthly magazine, and the other division, headed by Charles Johnston, 159 Warren Street, Brooklyn, N. Y., publishes the Theosophical Quarterly. The parent society is international, with headquarters at Adyar, Madras, India. The last yearly report of its president, Mrs. Annie Besant, shows in December of 1907, a total of 655 branches all over the world, 77 of which are in America. A large literature has grown up within the society, including the regular publication of forty-seven magazines. The general secretary of the American section is Weller Van Hook, 103 State Street, Chicago, IL. Back to Table of Contents IEP

4. Theosophy Co. Publishing entity for the United Lodge of Theosophists. Facsimile reprints of Blavatsky, Judge and other 19th Century works. http://www.theosophycompany.org/

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5. Theosophy Home Page Dedicated to the Theosophic Mystery Teachings. And Their Realization in External Life Today. Go directly to the theosophy Worldonline issues issues or browse through other theosophical materials below. Magazines. Mailing Lists. Key Theosophists. L. theosophy World Dedicated to the Theosophical Philosophy and its Practical Application http://www.theosophy.com/

Dedicated to the Theosophic Mystery Teachings And Their Realization in External Life Today. Go directly to the Theosophy World online issues issues or browse through other theosophical materials below. Magazines Mailing Lists Key Theosophists L. Gordon Plummer (1904-1999) Boris de Zirkoff (1902-1981) G. de Purucker (1874-1942) Events Long Beach Theosophical Conference 2002 Theosophical Movement Networking for Unity Conference 1984 Movies and Audio The Perennial Wisdom 1990 Mt Baldy Zen Chanting 1979 Study Classes The Malibu United Lodge of Theosophists Theosophy World: Dedicated to the Theosophical Philosophy and its Practical Application

6. Modern Theosophy: Karma And Reincarnation A selection of articles on reincarnation and karma, by authors like H.P. Blavatsky, W.Q. Judge and others. http://www.katinkahesselink.net/other/reinc_i.htm

Skip over navigation Modern Theosophy Contents alphabetical by author Links ... Jokes and Stories Karma and Reincarnation On death and beyond ... Dealing with death Death and life , Jiddu Krishnamurti Reincarnation Karma - a survey , by Katinka Hesselink Karma and Buddhism On the Mysteries of Reincarnation (and Karma) , by H.P. Blavatsky. Fragment from "The Key to Theosophy" Good action and Karma , by Katinka Hesselink Karma quotes and thoughts , anonymous Thinking about Reincarnation , by Hugh Shearman Question: Karma , by Hugh Shearman Karma and Cancer , by Hugh Shearman Prayer and Karma , by Hugh Shearman Karma , by H. P. Blavatsky. Shows some aspects of reincarnation and karma that have not been stressed much in the theosophical world (or beyond that). Reincarnation , by H.P. Blavatsky. What reincarnates, what does not etc. The Wandering Eye , W.Q. Judge; a karmic story. Aphorisms on Karma W.Q. Judge Is Karma Only Punishment?

7. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Theosophy Visit New Advent for the Summa Theologica, Church Fathers, Catholic Encyclopedia and more. theosophy is a term used in general to designate the knowledge of God supposed to be obtained by by http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/14626a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... T > Theosophy A B C D ... Z Theosophy Theosophia = "wisdom concerning God Theosophy is a term used in general to designate the knowledge of God supposed to be obtained by the direct intuition of the Divine essence. In method it differs from theology, which is the knowledge of God obtained by revelation , and from philosophy, which is the knowledge of Divine things acquire by human reasoning . It is often incorrectly confounded with mysticism, for the latter is properly the thirst for the Divine, the aspiration for the invisible, and hence a natural manifestation of the religious sentiment. By intuition or illumination the initiated Theosophists are considered to be in harmony with the central principle of the universe. This knowledge of the secret forces of nature of the true relation between the world and man frees them from the ordinary limitations of human life, and gives them a peculiar power over the hidden forces of the macrocosm. Their exceptional faculties are alleged as experimental proof of their superior science: they are the only guarantee of the truth of their teaching. They are said to transmit this truth by way of revelation. Thus theosophy appeals to tradition but not in the Christian sense.

8. Theosophical Society In America Francois de la Rouchefoucauld The Society theosophy Programs Resources This site provides information about theosophy and the Theosophical Society http://www.theosophical.org/

Theosophical Home "One moon shows in every pool; in every pool, the one moon. " The Society Theosophy Programs Resources ... Site Map W elcome to the Web site of the Theosophical Society in America. This site provides information about Theosophy and the Theosophical Society. It makes available such resources as the texts of books, leaflets, talks, and articles. It lists Theosophical groups around America and the world. The Theosophical Society Introduction to the Society Membership National Center Local Groups ... International Contacts Theosophy FAQs on Theosophy Theosophical Views Online Services and Information Study Courses Theosophy: An Intro Online Books Online Booklets ... E-learning New ! Media Library Theosophical Radio Links Special Groups National Lodge Young Theosophists Library Services National Library Library Web Catalog New Titles Audio and Video ... Archives Book Sales Quest Books New Releases Quest Book Shops Current Events President's Diary Schedules and Activities National Speaker Schedule Programs at the National Center 118th Annual Meeting and Summer School 2004 New! Programs at the International Center Schools, Camps, and Federations

9. Theosophy Sacred Texts theosophy Tantra. Taoism. Tarot. Thelema. theosophy. Tolkien. UFOs. Utopia. Women A Textbook of theosophy by C.W. Leadbeater. 1912 http://www.sacred-texts.com/the

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10. Frater 93's Page About Theosophy Provides a resource for those individuals who are seeking other forms of expression of the GodConcept besides conventional religion. http://www.geocities.com/frater93/

Welcome to This This site provides a resource for those individuals who are seeking other forms of expression of the God-Concept besides conventional religion. The site author does not personally recommend any system to the inquirer, nor does he practise any of the theosophies here discussed. Enter Here This Site updated 10/2001 BR> Additions and Changes: New Comments on front end, addition of thesis to main page. New site author information Site reorganised New Downloads Section added Lots of New Texts Add A Link Page added Main Page GeoCities Home Site maintained by Frater Stavex You are Visitor Number:

11. TS In NZ Objectives are to form a nucleus of the Universal Brotherhood of Humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or colour; to encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science; and to investigate the unexplained laws of nature and powers latent in every individual. http://www.theosophy.org.nz/

click on the above link for more info Light a candle for World Peace- Click here Branch Programmes and Newsletters will be online by mid Feb 2004 Welcome to the Theosophical Society in New Zealand's home page Anyone who is in sympathy with the Objects listed below may apply to join the Theosophical Society. 1.To form a nucleus of universal brotherhood of humanity, without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste or colour. 2.To encourage the study of comparative religion, philosophy and science 3. To investigate the unexplained laws of nature and powers latent in humanity. Application Form .pdf Bellbird sound recording Last updated 8 May 2004 Theosophical Society in New Zealand and Outerspace Web Design

12. Theosophy Library Online - Homepage This Site is Dedicated To THE SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT OF HUMANITY. Which Is And Always Will Be THE CAUSE OF MAHATMAS. ~ Sri Raghavan Iyer Memorial ~ theosophy Library Online The Study of theosophy. The Key to theosophy http://www.theosophy.org/

This Site is Dedicated To THE SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT OF HUMANITY Which Is And Always Will Be THE CAUSE OF MAHATMAS Sri Raghavan Iyer March 10, 1930 - June 20, 1995 NEW: Discussion groups for each TLO mailing list... ~ Sri Raghavan Iyer Memorial ~ Theosophy Library Online "...the Brotherhood of Bodhisattvas, the Society of Sages, the Lodge of Mahatmas continuously resides on this cosmic plane of supreme cognition. These self-luminous beings are everywhere and nowhere.... Yet, while there are ... secret centres of initiation, access to the Brotherhood has nothing to do with physical nearness or distance. Mahatmas are essentially beings who ceaselessly function on unseen planes of ideation mirroring universal states of consciousness. Any individual anywhere who is universal in spirit, non-sectarian in attitude, free from fixation upon place or time, who is truly devoted to universal good and human welfare, may come into the radius of influence of the Brotherhood of Bodhisattvas and their accredited agents in the world." Sri Raghavan Iyer , January, 1980 TLO Home Theosophical Library HERMES Magazine Teacher Series ... The Key to Theosophy

13. Theosophy Library Online - Homepage Sri Raghavan Iyer March 10, 1930 June 20, 1995 NEW Discussion groups for eachTLO mailing list ~ Sri Raghavan Iyer Memorial ~ theosophy Library Online http://theosophy.org/

This Site is Dedicated To THE SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT OF HUMANITY Which Is And Always Will Be THE CAUSE OF MAHATMAS Sri Raghavan Iyer March 10, 1930 - June 20, 1995 NEW: Discussion groups for each TLO mailing list... ~ Sri Raghavan Iyer Memorial ~ Theosophy Library Online "...the Brotherhood of Bodhisattvas, the Society of Sages, the Lodge of Mahatmas continuously resides on this cosmic plane of supreme cognition. These self-luminous beings are everywhere and nowhere.... Yet, while there are ... secret centres of initiation, access to the Brotherhood has nothing to do with physical nearness or distance. Mahatmas are essentially beings who ceaselessly function on unseen planes of ideation mirroring universal states of consciousness. Any individual anywhere who is universal in spirit, non-sectarian in attitude, free from fixation upon place or time, who is truly devoted to universal good and human welfare, may come into the radius of influence of the Brotherhood of Bodhisattvas and their accredited agents in the world." Sri Raghavan Iyer , January, 1980 TLO Home Theosophical Library HERMES Magazine Teacher Series ... The Key to Theosophy

14. Theosophy Library Online Click for theosophy Library Online Homepage This Library Is DedicatedTo THE SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT OF HUMANITY Which Is And Always http://theosophy.org/home.htm

This Library Is Dedicated To THE SPIRITUAL ENLIGHTENMENT OF HUMANITY Which Is And Always Will Be THE CAUSE OF MAHATMAS

15. Global Theosophy - Artikler - H. P. Blavatsky Versus Alice A. Bailey... A defence of A.A.B. http://home19.inet.tele.dk/global-theosophy/BLAVATSK.HTM

Global Theosophy H. P. Blavatsky versus Alice A. Bailey Theosophy – and Wisdom Organisations and Their Mode of Operation Written in private by Morten Sufilight Intro The purpose of this article is to help people on the path towards transcended love. This article has come in to being because of the present circumstances, which surrounds Theosophy as such, and because of a – special kind of dogmatism , which thrives among Theosophists in certain Theosophical circles. Theosophists ought to avoid such dogmatism. The article is partly concerned with showing that the article of Nicholas Weeks called “Theosophy’s Shadow”, – which is (or has been) presented on the website Blavatsky Archives and elsewhere, and which are against the teachings of Alice A. Bailey (AAB), that it contains some wrong assumptions or are lacking important information on the role of AAB and her writings. The faults and the lack of information should for the sake of the – the Wisdom Tradition - be clarified at least to a certain extend. But I am also going to put emphasis on certain views of N. Weeks as being of importance. And to do that, I will have to use some space on the mode of operation of Wisdoms Organisations – and therefore also Theosophical Organisations. This is an issue, which theosophical writers not is doing much on these days, - but an issue which has increasing importance in our age of information with Internet, Satellites, Mobile Phones etc. By doing this – theosophical dogmatism will be shown not to be good.

16. Exploring Theosophy (David Pratt) David Pratt explores the synthesis of science, religion and philosophy. Also information on theosophical history. http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/dp5/

Exploring Theosophy The Synthesis of Science, Religion and Philosophy David Pratt's Homepage What is theosophy? Theosophical quotations Studies in theosophy Theosophical history ... General science and philosophy Latest additions: search tips What is theosophy? H.P. Blavatsky and theosophy: 'there is no religion higher than truth' Key concepts of theosophy The nature of reality Theosophical quotations Theosophy and the Theosophical Society Studying theosophy The spiritual path God and religion (May 2003) The mahatmas Karma Reincarnation Our after-death journey ... Sex (Apr 2002) Cyclic evolution Spirit and matter Life on other worlds Studies in theosophy The monad: one and many (Feb 2003) Origin of mind Shishtas: seeds of life (Jan 2002) Evolution in the fourth round (May 2003) Inner and outer rounds Rounds and manvantaras: an outline Root-race chronology Geochronology: theosophy and science ... Theosophy and the hollow earth (Sep 2003) Earth's meteoric veil (Sep 2003) Theosophy and magnetism The Book of Dzyan Theosophical history T. Subba Row (1856-1890) (Nov 2002) Damodar K. Mavalankar theosophical pioneer

17. Theosophy Article: "What Is Theosophy?" By Blavatsky WHAT IS theosophy? Article by HP Blavatsky. THIS correct. But the explanationsthat follow are far from giving a clear idea of theosophy. http://www.blavatsky.net/blavatsky/arts/WhatIsTheosophy.htm

WHAT IS THEOSOPHY? Article by H. P. Blavatsky T HIS question has been so often asked, and misconception so widely prevails, that the editors of a journal devoted to an exposition of the world's Theosophy would be remiss were its first number issued without coming to a full understanding with their readers. But our heading involves two further queries: What is the Theosophical Society; and what are the Theosophists? To each an answer will be given. According to lexicographers, the term theosophia is composed of two Greek words theos, "god," and sophos, "wise." So far, correct. But the explanations that follow are far from giving a clear idea of Theosophy. Webster defines it most originally as "a supposed intercourse with God and superior spirits, and consequent attainment of superhuman knowledge, by physical processes, as by the theurgic operations of some ancient Platonists, or by the chemical processes of the German fire-philosophers." This, to say the least, is a poor and flippant explanation. To attribute such ideas to men like Ammonius Saccas, Plotinus, Iamblichus, Porphyry, Proclusshows either intentional misrepresentation, or Mr. Webster's ignorance of the philosophy and motives of the greatest geniuses of the later Alexandrian School. To impute to those whom their contemporaries as well as posterity styled "theodidaktoi," god-taughta purpose to develop their psychological, spiritual perceptions by "physical processes," is to describe them as materialists. As to the concluding fling at the fire-philosophers, it rebounds from them to fall home among our most eminent modern men of science; those, in whose mouths the Rev. James Martineau places the following boast: "matter is all we want; give us atoms alone, and we will explain the universe."

18. Re-selec Articles on transmigration, preexistence and similar topics. http://www.theosophy-nw.org/theosnw/reincar/re-selec.htm

Reincarnation and Reimbodiment Theosophical Topics in Depth There is no room for sorrow in the heart of him who knows and realizes the unity of all spiritual things. While people, monuments and governments disappear the self remains and returns again. The wise are not disturbed; they remain silent; they depend on the Self and seek their refuge in It. W. Q. Judge Articles: The Necessity of Reincarnation " by William Q. Judge How Can You Prove Reincarnation? " by G. de Purucker Why I Believe in Reincarnation " by Ingrid Van Mater Questions about Reincarnation " by Lyle L. Knowles Do You Really Think We Will Live Again? " by Eloise Hart Looking Beyond the Material " by Sarah Belle Dougherty The Actor and the Mask " by Clifton Meek Reincarnation, the Key to History " by John P. Van Mater Reincarnation: A Lost Chord in Modern Thought " by Leoline Wright (Theosophical Manual) On the Destiny of the Soul " by F. S. Darrow Reincarnation and Karma " by Eloise Hart On Reincarnation " by William Q. Judge Reincarnation " by G. de Purucker with Katherine Tingley The Vision of Er " by Plato A Process of Becoming " by Grace F. Knoche

19. The Ocean Of Theosophy - By William Q. Judge (TUP Edition) Theosophical University Press Online Edition. The Ocean of theosophy. By WilliamQ. Judge. Chapter 1 theosophy AND THE MASTERS (25K). theosophy generally defined. http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/ocean/oce-hp.htm

Theosophical University Press Online Edition The Ocean of Theosophy By William Q. Judge Originally published 1893. Theosophical University Press electronic version ISBN 1-55700-034-4 (print version also available). Due to current limitations in the ASCII character set, and for ease of searching, no diacritical marks appear in this electronic version of the text. Corrections made by Mr. Judge after the first edition are incorporated in the text. The text of this edition is verbatim with the 1893 Second Edition revised by William Q. Judge. Quotations and typographical errors have been corrected. Contents Preface Chapter 1 : THEOSOPHY AND THE MASTERS ( Theosophy generally defined. The existence of highly developed men in the Universe. These men are the Mahatmas, Initiates, Brothers, Adepts. How they work and why they remain now concealed. Their Lodge. They are perfected men from other periods of evolution. They have had various names in history. Apollonius, Moses, Solomon, and others were members of this fraternity. They had one single doctrine. They are possible because man may at last be as they are. They keep the true doctrine and cause it to reappear at the right time. Chapter 2 : GENERAL PRINCIPLES ( Chapter 3 : THE EARTH CHAIN ( The doctrine respecting the Earth. It is sevenfold also. It is one of a chain of seven corresponding to man. The whole seven are not in a chain separated as to members, but they interpenetrate each other. The Earth chain is the reincarnation of a former old and now dead chain. This old chain was one of which our moon is the visible representative. Moon now dead and contracting. Venus, Mars, etc., are living members of other similar chains to ours. A mass of Egos for each chain. The number, though incalculable, is definite. Their course of evolution through the seven globes. In each a certain part of our nature is developed. At the fourth globe the process of condensation is begun and reaches its limit.

20. The Key To Theosophy By H. P. Blavatsky Theosophical University Press Online Edition. THE KEY TO theosophy. BY HP BLAVATSKY. CONTENTS.PREFACE. SECTION 1 theosophy AND THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (28K). http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/key/key-hp.htm

Theosophical University Press Online Edition THE KEY TO THEOSOPHY BY H. P. BLAVATSKY Being a Clear Exposition, in the Form of Question and Answer, of the ETHICS, SCIENCE, AND PHILOSOPHY for the Study of which The Theosophical Society has been Founded. Originally published 1889. Theosophical University Press electronic version ISBN 1-55700-046-8 (print version also available). Due to current limitations in the ASCII character set, and for ease of searching, no diacritical marks appear in this electronic version of the text. Dedicated by "H. P. B." To all her Pupils that They may Learn and Teach in their turn. CONTENTS PREFACE SECTION 1 : THEOSOPHY AND THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY ( The Meaning of the Name The Policy of the Theosophical Society The Wisdom-Religion Esoteric in all Ages Theosophy is not Buddhism SECTION 2 : EXOTERIC AND ESOTERIC THEOSOPHY ( What the Modern Theosophical Society is not Theosophists and Members of the "T. S." The Difference between Theosophy and Occultism The Difference between Theosophy and Spiritualism Why is Theosophy accepted?

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