61. Theosophy theosophy. theosophy is a System of philosophy and religious thought. theosophyis the study of the teachings of the Masters or Mahatmas. http://www.meta-religion.com/Esoterism/Theosophy/theosophy.htm

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62. Modern Theosophy - Glossary Of Theosophical And Sanskrit Terminology Glossary of theosophical terminology, mostly from the Samskrit. http://www.katinkahesselink.net/metaphys/glossary.html

katinka's weblife Esoteric Studies Guide Modern Theosophy Links ... Lost? Sitemap Appendix B - Glossary of theosophical and sanskrit terminology *s mark entries from H. P. Blavatsky's Theosophical Glossary to enable 7-bit encoding and easy pronunciation, long vowels have been doubled, rather than use diacritic marks. The term is in these cases also simply written without diacretical marks like this Aakaasha (akasha) This glossary is based on but larger than the one provided by Yanthe Hoskins in her book Foundations of Esoteric Philosophy from the Writings of H.P. Blavatsky For Sufi Terminology I have a seperate (small) glossary * aakaasha (akasha) The subtle, spiritual essence which pervades all space. akarma inaction anta end antahkarana mind apara lower asat.h appearing as unreal, unreal daurmanasya despair * dhyaan chohans (dhyan chohans) Arch-angels or high spiritual intelligences. Usually thought not to be embodied. * dzyan Wisdom, divine Knowledge. Higher Manasic studies studies that involve not only the intellect, but also the spiritual intelligence, so to speak. * kaarana (karana) Cause * karma literally, action; universal law of cause and effect which governs rebirth and the world of samsara

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64. Why Do We Not Remember Our Past Lives? Views of Helena Blavatsky, founder of the Theosophical Movement, from her classic The Key to theosophy . http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/WhyDoWeN.htm

Why Do We Not Remember Our Past Lives? ON RE-INCARNATION OR RE-BIRTH WHAT IS MEMORY ACCORDING TO THE THEOSOPHICAL TEACHING? E NQ. The most difficult thing for you to do, will be to explain and give reasonable grounds for such a belief. No Theosophist has ever yet succeeded in bringing forward a single valid proof to shake my scepticism. First of all, you have against this theory of re-incarnation, the fact that no single man has yet been found to remember that he has lived, least of all who he was, during his previous life. T HEO. Your argument, I see, tends to the same old objection; the loss of memory in each of us of our previous incarnation. You think it invalidates our doctrine ? My answer is that it does not, and that at any rate such an objection cannot be final. E NQ. I would like to hear your arguments. T HEO. They are short and few. Yet when you take into consideration (a) the utter inability of the best modern psychologists to explain to the world the nature of mind; and (b) their complete ignorance of its potentialities, and higher states, you have to admit that this objection is based on an

65. Theosophy Library Online - Biography Of William Q. Judge Short biography with picture. http://theosophy.org/tlodocs/JudgeBiography.htm

Theosophy Library Online William Quan Judge (1851 - 1896) "Remember that life is the outcome of the Ever-Living. If you have come to comprehend a little of the mystery of life, and can value its attractions according to their worth; these are no reasons why you should walk forth with solemn countenance to blight the enjoyments of other men. Life to them is as real, as the mystery is to you. Their time will come as yours has, so hasten it for them, if you can, by making life brighter, more joyous, better." from Musings On The True Theosophist's Path William Q. Judge was born in Dublin, Ireland. He emigrated to the United States with his family when he was 13 years old. At age 21, he became a naturalized citizen. That same year he passed the New York state bar exam. As an attorney, he specialized in commercial law. In 1874, Judge met Col. H. S. Olcott and, through him, H.P. Blavatsky. The following year the three were instrumental in founding the Theosophical Society. Following the publication of HPB's book, Isis Unveiled (1877), HPB and Olcott went to India to establish the TS there, leaving Judge to carry on the work in the United States. They corresponded regularly and Judge visited India in 1884. After his return he started a monthly magazine

66. THEOSOPHY.GR Modern theosophy displayed by the eminent occultist HP.Blavatsky inWest. Spiritual Hierarchy, the occult of the manifested life. http://www.theosophy.gr/

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67. Spiritualism And Theosophy By H.S.Olcott Lecture delivered at the rooms of the United Service Institution of India, Simla. http://www.theosophical.ca/Spiritualism .htm

p body Adyar Pamphlet No. 104, August 1919 Spiritualism and Theosophy by H. S. Olcott Lecture delivered at the rooms of the United Service Institution of India, Simla, th October 1880 Theosophical Publishing House Adyar, Chennai(Madras) India The Debatable Land between This World and the Next, The other contrivance is described and illustrated in the monograph entitled Researches in the Phenomena of Spiritualism, by Mr William Crookes, F.R.S., Editor of the Quarterly Journal of Science, I mention these two mechanical contrivances merely to show those who, perhaps, have never enquired into the matter, but have nevertheless fallen into the common error of thinking the phenomena to be all deceptions, that the utmost care has been taken by the cleverest scientists to guard against the possibility of fraud in the course of their experiments. If ever there was a fact of science proved, it is that a new and most mysterious force of some Quarterly Journal of Science buna Mr Crookes found the force-current to be extremely variable in the same medium on different days, and, in the medium from minute to minute, its flow was highly erratic. In his book he gives a number of cuts to illustrate these variations, as well as of the ingenious apparatus he employed to detect them.

68. Theosophy theosophy. An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge of the Worldand the Destination of Man. by Rudolf Steiner GA 9. Translated http://wn.elib.com/Steiner/Books/GA009/English/GA009_index.html

Version 2.4.6 Next Search Index Home ... Help Theosophy An Introduction to the Supersensible Knowledge of the World and the Destination of Man by Rudolf Steiner GA 9 Translated by Henry B. Monges and revised for this edition by Gilbert Church, Ph.D. This e.Text edition is provided with the cooperation of: The Anthroposophic Press Thanks to Karen Speerstra and her exceptional transcribing skills, this fundamental volume is made available. CONTENTS Cover Sheet Contents From the Prefaces to the First, Second, and Third Editions Preface to the Revised English Edition ... Help Last modified: 28-May-2004 The Rudolf Steiner Archive is maintained by: Page accessed times. Archive Mini-Menu Select a Category Main Books Lectures Articles Holdings Subjects Architecture Arts Education Eurhythmy Festivals Medicine Related Articles Related Authors Or go to: Art Gallery Book Store COTS Discussions ... Contact Us Via eMail

69. Alpheus--Annie Besant's Quest For Truth An article by Mark Bevir. http://www.alpheus.org/html/articles/theosophy/bevir3.html

HOME NEW ABOUT ALPHEUS CONTACT US ... SEARCH Site for Esoteric History Articles Source Materials Communications Bibliography ... Ascended Masters Annie Besant's Quest for Truth: Christianity, Secularism, and New Age Thought by Mark Bevir Abstract Annie Besant's Quest for Truth: Christianity, Secularism, and New Age Thought The Dilemmas Posed We can unpack Besant's doubts in terms of the questions she asked and the sorts of answers she required. Her most basic question concerned the inspiration of the Bible. She recalled her attempt to harmonise the gospels and questioned their historical veracity. She read Renan's study of the historical life of Jesus followed by several more academic works of historical criticism, most of which suggested the Bible did not offer a record of events as seen by eye-witnesses. Furthermore, she took a keen interest in recent scientific discoveries, including the theory of evolution, which clearly contradicted several Biblical doctrines. Later she recalled how 'Darwin had done much towards freeing me from my old bonds.' The experience of doubt set up various themes that then gave continuity to Besant's multifarious activities. With respect to the physical nature of the universe, these themes were, first, a somewhat mystical concern with truth, and, second, an insistence on natural explanations incorporating current scientific knowledge. With respect to the moral nature of the universe, these themes were, first, a concern with social duty within a humanitarian context, and, second, an insistence on a natural account of a just order in which everyone receives what they deserve and from which we can eliminate evil. These themes run through the whole of the rest of her life.

70. Theosophy Of The Rosicrucian theosophy of the Rosicrucian. By Rudolf Steiner GA 99. Translated by M. Cotterelland DS Osmond from shorthand reports unrevised by the lecturer. http://wn.elib.com/Steiner/Lectures/TheoRosic/TheRos_index.html

Version 2.4.6 Next Search Index Home ... Help Theosophy of the Rosicrucian By Rudolf Steiner GA 99 Translated by M. Cotterell and D. S. Osmond from shorthand reports unrevised by the lecturer. The volume in the Complete Centenary Edition of the works of Rudolf Steiner in the original German in which the text of this lecture-course is contained, is entitled: Die Theosophie des Rosenkreuzers (No. 99 in the Bibliographical Survey This English edition is printed by permission of the Rudolf Steiner Nachlassverwaltung, Dornach, Switzerland. This e.Text edition is provided with the cooperation of: The Rudolf Steiner Press Thanks to an anonymous donation, this lecture has been made available. CONTENTS Cover Sheet Contents Title Notes I The New Form of Wisdom May 22, 1907 II The Ninefold Constitution of Man May 25, 1907 III The Elemental World and the Heaven World. Waking Life, Sleep and Death. May 26, 1907 IV The Descent to a New Birth May 28, 1907 V Mans Communal Life Between Death and a New Birth. Birth into the Physical World. May 29, 1907 VI The Law of Destiny May 30, 1907

71. Theosophy A critical entry on Blavatsky and theosophy. http://www.skepdic.com/theosoph.html

Robert Todd Carroll SkepDic.com Click to order from Amazon theosophy "We assert that the divine spark in man being one and identical in its essence with the Universal Spirit, our "spiritual Self" is practically omniscient, but that it cannot manifest its knowledge owing to the impediments of matter. Now the more these impediments are removed, in other words, the more the physical body is paralyzed, as to its own independent activity and consciousness, as in deep sleep or deep trance, or, again, in illness, the more fully can the inner Self manifest on this plane. This is our explanation of those truly wonderful phenomena of a higher order, in which undeniable intelligence and knowledge are exhibited. " [Madame Blavatsky] "...we are imprisoned in the body, like an oyster in his shell." [The Socrates of Plato, Phaedrus To the philosopher, the body is "a disturbing element, hindering the soul from the acquisition of knowledge..." "...what is purification but...the release of the soul from the chains of the body?"

72. David Green's Critical History Page On Theosophy See also Blavatsky Archives. David Green s Critical History Page on theosophydavidgreen@hotmail.com. Contents. Is theosophy Authentic? http://members.tripod.com/davidgreen_2/

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Check out the NEW Hotbot Tell me when this page is updated See also Blavatsky Archives David Green's Critical History Page on Theosophy davidgreen@hotmail.com Contents The Claims of Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky: Critical Assessments William Q. Judge and Katherine Tingley: Their Occult Lives Robert Crosbie, the Founder of the United Lodge of Theosophists Colonel Arthur L. Conger and the Covina Theosophical Society ... Mrs. Alice Bailey and Her Claims The Claims of Madame Helena Petrovna Blavatsky: Critical Assessments Is Theosophy Authentic? By Franklin Merrell-Wolff Critical Historical Review of The Theosophical Society by William Emmette Coleman Blavatsky Unveiled by William Emmette Coleman The Theosophical Society: Russian Intrigue or Religious Evolution? by Richard Hodgson ... The Roots of the New Age: Theosophy by Michael Rogge William Q. Judge and Katherine Tingley: Their Occult Lives William Q Judge's 1895 Letter on Messages from the dead Madame Blavatsky W.Q. Judge's Letter to Mrs. Katherine Tingley on Communications from the discarnate Madame Blavatsky

73. Introduction To The Theosophy Discussion Lists GENERAL INFORMATION theosophy Discussion Lists. Current theosophy discussionlists (via e-mail) THEOS-L - General theosophy discussions. http://users.vnet.net/jem/theos-l.html

GENERAL INFORMATION - Theosophy Discussion Lists Current Theosophy discussion lists (via e-mail): THEOS-L - General Theosophy discussions. This is the main list. THEOS-BUDS - Discussing the future of the Theosophical Movement. THEOS-ROOTS - Discussing the history, and historical literature of the Theosophical Movement. THEOS-NEWS - For posting news and announcements about Theosophical events and activities. THEOS-SPAN - For the benefit of Spanish Speaking Theosophists. TI-L - Discussion List for Theosophy International. (see sites of interest below) ACT-L - Association of Concerned Theosophists Discussions concerning theosophical fundamentalism and the politics of the various societies. What they don't want you to know. To join (log on) the Theosophy discussion lists, just visit their web sites: http://list.vnet.net/?enter=list-name list-name is one of the lists above. If there are any questions, e-mail a message to John E Mead at jmead@infoave.net Other Sites of Interest: Theosophical Society in America Theosophy International Theosophical University Press HTML by John E. Mead. Email comments to

74. The Anathemas Against Origen: INDEX (5-part Series) theosophy magazine analyzes the various pronouncements of the Church against his unorthodox teachings. http://www.wisdomworld.org/additional/TheAnathemasAgainstOrigenSeries/

CHRISTIANITY IN THE "LIGHT OF THEOSOPHY" THE ANATHEMAS AGAINST ORIGEN (a 5-part series) Compiler's note: This very important series was scanned from a total of 22 pages in THEOSOPHY magazine. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 ... Part 5 End of series. Back to the full listing containing all of the "Additional Categories of Articles" Main Page Introductory Brochure Volume 1> Setting the Stage Karma and Reincarnation Science Education Economics Race Relations The WISDOM WORLD The People*s Voice Misc.

75. Nederlandse Artikelen En Free Ebooks On Kabbalah, Theosophy And Gnosis Inleidende artikelen in theosofie, moderne ontwikkelingen en wat er na de dood gebeurd. http://home.wish.net/~meuser/

Nederlandse artikelen over Theosofie en Gnosis Theosofische beginselen, deel 1 Zeven juwelen van wijsheid. Theosofische beginselen, deel 2 De psychologische sleutel tot de mens. Uitgebreide bespreking van de processen van de dood en daarna Tijdschriftje van Via Theosofia Vertaling van een artikel van Gottfried de Purucker Discussie in Kleintje Muurkrant over Theosofie ... Zie online teksten! LETS - lokale handel Lokale handel en duurzaamheid Lets Wageningen - lokale ruilkring Free ebooks on Kabbalah, Theosophy and Gnosis The following free ebooks, in the English language, are available: Alan Bain's Keys to Kabbalah Martin Euser's articles on Theosophy and Vitvan's Gnosis This is my book for the Windows platform. It contains many links. Same as the above book, but in PDF format All platforms. It contains no hyperlinks, however. You can give all these books to others. My domain euser.net You can find a host of articles and books in the many archives I maintain over there! Homepage at tripod with English articles and links Alvin Boyd Kuhn archive Gerald Massey archive

76. Alice Bailey A critical but nonbiased biography of Alice Bailey. http://www.kheper.net/topics/Theosophy/Bailey.html

Alice Bailey Alice A. Bailey - image from Atmanet A prolific writer on mysticism and the founder of an international esoteric movement, Alice Bailey was born on 16th June 1880, in Manchester, the daughter of an engineer. After a cloistered upbringing she entered on a period of evangelical work with the British army, which took her to India. In 1907 she married Walter Evans, whom she had met while he was serving in the army in India, and they emigrated to America, where he became an Episcopalian minister. The marriage was not a success, and after the birth of three daughters she obtained a separation and later a divorce. In America she discovered the works of Madame Blavatsky and became active in the Theosophical Society . The narrow, dogmatic Christianity which she had previously followed gave way to wider spiritual horizons, though the figure of Christ remained central to her beliefs. She later grew disillusioned with the petty intrigues of the Theosophical Society and ceased to play an active part in it, but she always recognized the valuable part that Theosophy had played in her life. Blavatsky's doctrine of occult Masters led her to identity a spirit that, she said, had guided her from the age of fifteen, with the Theosophical Kut Humi. In 1919 she said she was contacted by the spirit of another individual whom she called 'the Tibetan' and identified with the occult adept Djual Khool mentioned by Blavatsky. After some initial reluctance she agreed to be his amanuensis. The result was a series of books which she claims the Tibetan (whose name she spelt "Djwhal Khul") dictated through an inner voice, and which she wrote down word for word. The most popular, also the most unreadable, is the weighty

77. Theosophy theosophy A term for the synthesis of religion, philosophy and science. theosophyis not a religion since is has no dogma, creed, or ritual. http://www.themystica.org/mystica/articles/t/theosophy.html

Back to Home Page or Contents Page or Theosophy or Index Theosophy A term for the synthesis of religion, philosophy and science. It is an endeavor to combine the mutual enrichment of the Eastern and Western worlds. Theosophy is not a religion since is has no dogma, creed, or ritual. History: The term theosophy is derived from the Greek theos (god) and sophia (wisdom), which denotes a philosophical-religious system that clams absolute knowledge of the existence and nature of the deity. This system is distinctly separate from the system put forth by the founders of the Theosophical Society in 1875. Originally this knowledge or theosophy, it was thought, could be attained through individual revelation or the use of some higher faculty. The transcendent characteristic of a godhead is what differentiates theosophical systems from speculative or absolute philosophical systems that generally proceed deductively from the idea of God. In the initial theosophical systems God was conceived as the transcendent source of being, from whom human beings in their natural state are far removed. Such knowledge is divinely inspired, and is not a set of beliefs superimposed on humankind. This knowledge or wisdom is considered to underlie the teaching of all religion. The concepts of Theosophy have occurred in philosophic systems China, India, and Egypt, and in the works of the

78. Great Theosophists--The Kabala And The Kabalists (13 Of 29) Article on the Kabala and a presentation of it being instrumental in theosophy. http://www.wisdomworld.org/setting/kabalists.html

THEOSOPHY, Vol. 25, No. 10, August, 1937 (Pages 440-445; Size: 19K) (Number 13 of a 29-part series) GREAT THEOSOPHISTS T HE K ABALA AND THE K ABALISTS THE Theosophists of the Middle Ages drew their occult knowledge from two streams of thought which, long before, had sprung from a common source. One of these streams was the Hermetic philosophy, the other was the Kabala. In our modern dictionaries the Kabala is defined as "the mystic Theosophy of the Hebrews." The prominent Kabalistic writer, Dr. Christian D. Ginsburg, speaks of it as a system of religious philosophy, or Theosophy, which not only exercised a powerful influence upon the Jews for hundreds of years, but also captivated the minds of some of the greatest thinkers of Christendom. What is known today as the Kabala is a highly complex system having four distinct divisions. The first, or practical Kabala, deals principally with ceremonial magic. The second division, or the literal Kabala, is subdivided into three sections: (1) the Gematria, which discusses the numerical value of Hebrew words; (2) the Notaricon

79. Theosophy, Theosophy. In a general sense, theosophy refers to a broad spectrum of occult or mysticalphilosophies, often pantheistic in nature; ie, a religious philosophy or http://www.occultopedia.com/t/theosophy.htm

Home Browse Alphabetically Topics Latest Strange News ... Occultopedia An Encyclopedia of the Occult, the Unexplained, Myths and more... Submit an Article Shopping Additions and Updates ... Links Theosophy No Frames Navigation Info A term derived from the Greek theos ('god') and sophia ('wisdom') which means wisdom of or about God. In a general sense, theosophy refers to a broad spectrum of occult or mystical philosophies, often pantheistic in nature; i.e., a religious philosophy or speculation about the nature of the soul based on mystical and occult insights into the nature of God. The Western theosophical tradition may be said to be derived from the hermetic tradition of the Renaissance and post-Renaissance and is characterized by an emphasis on the hidden tradition passed down in a succession from the ancients. This tradition is thought to provide a key to nature and to humanity's place in the universe. More specifically, the term Theosophy refers to the beliefs of a religious sect, the Theosophical Society, its offshoots, and the doctrines held by its members, which incorporated aspects of Buddhism and Brahmanism. The most important early figure in the movement was Helena Petrovna Blavatsky , who, along with Colonel Henry Steel Olcott (1832-1907) and William Q. Judge

80. New York Theosohphical Society Winter 2004 The New York Theosophical Society. 240242 East 53rd Street (between 2nd 3rdAvenue) New York, NY 10022 (212) 758-5521 email nyts@theosophy-ny.org http://www.theosophy-ny.org/

Home Library Lectures Bookshop The New York Theosophical Society New York, NY 10022 email: nyts@theosophy-ny.org PUBLIC PROGRAM ABOUT THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY is worldwide and has flourished in New York since its founding here in 1875. Our commitment to integrative education and cultivating the spiritual growth of humanity is deeply rooted. Our work is grounded in three Objects: To form a nucleus of the universal brotherhood of humanity without distinction of race, creed, sex, caste, or color. To encourage the comparative study of religion, science and philosophy. To investigate unexplained laws of nature and the powers latent in humanity. The Theosophical Society is composed of students, belonging to any religion or to none, who are united by their approval of the above Objects; by their wish to remove religious antagonisms and draw people together; and their desire to study religious, scientific, and philosophical truths and share the results of their studies with others. Their bond of union is not the profession of a common belief, but a common search and aspiration for Truth. They hold that Truth is to be sought in study, reflection, purity of life, and devotion to high ideals. They regard Truth as a prize to be striven for, not a dogma to be imposed by authority. EMILY SELLON MEMORIAL LIBRARY: Join our Theosophical library, located above the Quest Bookshop. You are welcome to come and browse. Our comprehensive research and lending library contains recent and primary publications and journals on Theosophy and related fields, including religion, healing, meditation, and mysticism. There is no fee to browse or read books in the library. NYTS members may borrow books without charge. Non-members must pay an annual fee of $20 to borrow books. For more information, please contact our librarian at (212) 753-3835.We are deeply appreciative of the bequests from Emily Sellon and William Beller towards the support and expansion of our Theosophical libraries. Open: Weekdays (except Monday and Thursday), 11AM - 6:00 PM; Saturday, 12 Noon - 5 PM.

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