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...s still used as the basis of the social legislationadministered now by the English rulers. And round that great Lawgiverof the past, wise men are gath... ... have the fullest, the truest,the most perfect conception of that which we Theosophists call theideal of the Master. All such mighty beings by the The... ...s this living truth of the bodily ever-presence of the Christ amongstthem. Theosophists who are Christians, and remain within the limits ofthe Christi... ...d upon as the expression of some new religion, asthough people in becoming Theosophists must leave the religiouscommunity to which he or she may happe... ...nows not why he has a right within our ranks. But those of us who tryto be Theosophists in reality, as well as in name, we understand why itis that we... ...t minority to have itsway? Why! we have done better than that in India, we Theosophists.Hinḍu Theosophists have founded there a College in which, desp...

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...the earthrevolving around the sun.Jamestown, founded in 1607, is the first English town to succeed in NorthAmerica.Although eyeglasses were commonly m... ...a few."The dominant movement of philosophical activity in the contemporary English­speaking world is known as analytic philosophy.. . .The task of phi... ...,Boston1929"The Eternal Verities". The Magazine Theosophy, United Lodge Of Theosophists, Los Angeles,California, 1920Fillmore, Charles, The Science Of...

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...ed below, some disembodied entities were seen not only by the passing person but also by a witness: "An English girl of seventeen, about to die, h... ...Father's house are many mansions" . The well known Theosophist C.W. Leadbeater wrote much about what the Theosophists experienced in theopen in bro... ... pdfcrowd.com The well known Theosophist C.W. Leadbeater wrote much about what the Theosophists experienced in the beyond. A...

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..."Thermodynamics", "Electromagnetism", "Chemistry" will be soonpublished in English. Happy reading! CONTEN... ...nt to the substantial philosophical concept. The difference is that the theosophists not only consider the Spaceas secondary to the objects of the ... ...ll the objects, "movingand existing" within the borders of this space, the Theosophists gave theposition of the second plan. For them, the objects are... ..."The OccultCatechism", taken from the Secret Doctrine by HP Blavatsky). Theosophists gave to the space a reality. In their interpretation, it issom... ..."Thermodynamics", "Electromagnetism", "Chemistry" will be soonpublished in English. Official website: http://newezo.ru E-mail: danina.t@yandex.u...

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... that claimed Jesus had studied withBuddhists in India. It was translated into English, German, Spanish andItalian, and became immediately popular wit... ... into English, German, Spanish andItalian, and became immediately popular with theosophists and otherwestern spiritualists. It is an attractive tale w... ...work has been done byGerman scholars and awaits translation and publication in English. Itshows that most sixteenth and seventeenth century churches i... ... with the legend of St.Thomas in Madras. 19The famous English historian Arnold Toynbee observed that the missionand death of ... ...Six Centuries. The French Protestant La Croze in the eighteenthcentury and the English Protestants James Hough and Sir John Kaye in thenineteenth cent... ...ionaries thatreference Indian history today.16But it is not only international English-language reference works thatrepeat the falsehood that St. Thom... ...he historical contents of ancientPaganism: an open invitation to romantics and theosophists to project theirown pet ideas onto the mute screen of the ...

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...riences caused some to believe that hemust have been Tiberius reborn. The English author Clare Sheridan writes of Dr. Munthe inher autobiography The ... ...wn hall he referred to it inEnglish as "ton hall." Although Parmod knew no English hewas able to recollect such phrases as "tub bath" and "bakery"whic... ... SPONTANEOUS RECALL / 59the following letter from an educated English woman concern­ing her experiences with her son David. From the t... ...a later life in whichhe had a completely miserable time as an impoverished Englishorphan who ran away from a cruel master, fell among thievesin London... ... while Irene was in a trance, shewas questioned in French and gave correct English answers. Two previous lives of Irene's were also explored. In one ... ...orged by groups of related entities may be moretemporal than spatial. Some theosophists say that the Englishwere reincarnated Romans and that this acc... ...ography: Towards the end of my second year in England I came across two Theosophists, brothers. . . . They talked to me about the Gita . ... They ... ...servers from Tibet to California and from the sagesof ancient India to the theosophists of today have been so con­sistent in their1teachings. It shoul...

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...ders of angels, the eightfoldwheel of the Buddhists, the seven rays of the theosophists, the six-pointed Soloman's seal of the Hebrews, ... ... Consequently spiritualism fell intodisrepute while staid Theosophists still find it hard to live down thepeccadilloes of H.P. ... ...m. I could actually see hervoice as the words became sounds and lost their English meaning. Thenotes looked like colored waves, swirling and soft at t...

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...osophical Society] and Olcott, and then, later on, thesecond and third generations of Theosophists. They all visited our house. He was a great lawyer,... ...reate a profound atmosphere for me and to educate me in the rightway, inspired by the Theosophists and the whole lot. And so, every morning those fell... ...at's all. The Sanskrit word maya does not mean illusion in the samesense in which the English word is used. Maya means to measure. You cannot measure ...

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...alleged by Hindus, Buddhists, and by some ComparativeReligionists, such as Theosophists--form an enduring Brotherhood ofmen who have risen beyond huma... ...of his inheritance." This is the wording of the Septuagint, not thatof the English authorised version, but it is very suggestive of the titlethe "Lord... ...taking flesh--"Thou did'st not despise the Virgin's womb."In the Latin and English translations of the original Greek text of theNicene Creed, the phr... ...ogress--and not "everlasting," as in themistranslation of the English authorised version.[248]In order to complete the outline necessary ... ...est symbol for purification.Over this water a mantra is pronounced, in the English ritualrepresented by the prayer, "Sanctify this water to the mystic... .... 25, 26; the version quoted differs in words, but not inmeaning, from the English Authorised Version.[112] _Stromata_, bk. V., ch. x.[113] _Ibid._ bk...

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... He’s in a whitebody, and he’s coming here to tell my story.” Once when an Englishmanarrived in Jaffna, devotees ran to Swami, saying, “This is your b... ... He’s in a whitebody, and he’s coming here to tell my story.” Once when an Englishmanarrived in Jaffna, devotees ran to Swami, saying, “This is your b... ... March 8, but as their Indian marine boat, the MS Mapia, sailed with an English crew. He was free of visas designated them as “... ... March 8, but as their Indian marine boat, the MS Mapia, sailed with an English crew. He was free of visas designated them as “... ... relating and suggesting. Most of the educated could speak English world. Within months of his arrival, Robert helped found two s... ...o was reflected in more modern times in the Rosicrucians, Theosophists complete was Robert’s renunciation of his past. ... ...o was reflected in more modern times in the Rosicrucians, Theosophists complete was Robert’s renunciation of his past. ... ... 209-211, 292 Theosophy, Theosophists: mystical order, 381; dent dominion status, 9; maps, 45... ... 209-211, 292 Theosophy, Theosophists: mystical order, 381; dent dominion status, 9; maps, 45...

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... shadows that came with their darkness. The Anglo-Saxons became the English empire and the Celtswere the first "annexation" of that empire. Eng... ... sons and daughters after our own time honored traditions.This was very un-English and therefore: unpopular and costly. Costlyfor those who insisted u... ...or those who insisted upon their right to be themselves. It seemedthat the English had a vision to make the world over into their Englishimage, whethe... ...ce. We live, love, dance and war most fiercely andpassionately. We are not English, and most of us will only be Celtsfrom our first breath to our last... ...r last. Nothing more, and certainly nothingless will do at all. The English had it's "anglish" language, a conglomeration ofall the peoples and... ...man Churches and others tothis very day. Also included in these sects are: Theosophists, arealleged to have began with Madame Blavatsky, one of the co...

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... with a life of its own to encourage it. It could be said thatoccultists and theosophists are characterized by recognizing onlythe spiritual or blue p... ...them with Hinduism, Buddhism or polytheism.This attitude, which is common in Theosophists, makes thismovement stale and backward, because it is one th... ...or interference in the affairs of other civilizations. It isas if it were an English schooner that travels the world occupyingterritories because acco... ...ants are sostupid and uncivilized that they need to be governed by the"kind" English society. This series gives meaning to the wordarrogance. In the c... ...ma or Nagasaki and killed thousands of children,and it was not they, but the English who massacred the Zulu inSouth Africa to rob their diamond mines,...

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...entific acceptance that mancame from a simian, there are many scholars and theosophists and occultists who say thatthere is a high probability that ci... ...nd evil-doers than,ironically, of goodness and good men. Someone, probably English crime writer P.D. James,remarked that we would be better off if we ... ...overnance’ in the external world we must strive for whatMargery Kempe, the English mystic, called ‘spiritual self-governance’. The Buddha said thatit ... ...al being on earth, and thatperhaps, man might even be, in the words of the English dramatist W.S. Gilbert, ‘Nature’ssole mistake.’Human depravityPoise... ...at Mahapurana. The Evils of Kaliyuga. Book 12, Discourse 2. Rendered into English by C.L. Goswami, M.A. Shastri. Accessed at: http://www.hinduism.co... ...at Mahapurana. The Evils of Kaliyuga. Book 12, Discourse 2. Rendered into English by C.L. Goswami, M.A. Shastri. Accessed at: http://www.hinduism.co... ...ed ‘intelligence’ from evolving even earlier than that? Someoccultists and theosophists question the basic premise that our hoary ancestors did not ha...

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... youincessantly to rip you off if they can. Opportunistic friendliness.Few English-speakers. A sprawling confusing Old Quarter fromcolonial times with... ...atter belongedmore to “the people.” In all classical revolutions, from the Englishcivil war of the 1640s to the Russian revolutions of 1905 and 1917,t... ...h century would call political gangsters—had gained the power of the English government and were turning first, for reasons that were vari... ...rgeois” stages of themasses’ eruption into modern European history.140 The EnglishCivil War and Glorious Revolution had largely the samesignificance. ... ...nd themselves naturally to playing the role that ‘the self’ plays in English, however murky that role may be. The phrase certainly means some... ... ofChristian Scientists in the early 20th century were women, 60percent of Theosophists, Swedenborgians and Spiritualists werewomen, and the majority ...

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...isoners’. To buttress his point, Twain citedtwo instances: one in which an English earl organized a buffalo hunting partyin which they killed seventy ... ...s, occult energy, psychic abilities, anomalous experiences, andso on. Some theosophists say that such powers, latent but now dormant, are notsupernatu... ...shadow of death is everywhere but we pretend it is nowhere. In fact, asthe English clergyman Thomas Fuller said, “The first breath is the beginningof ... ... death differs in languages. While the grim reaper, as well ismasculine in English, in Greek mythology, Thanatos is a man but is personifiedby Perseph... ...d, so elasticthat, without right intent, it can become a cover. And in the English language,at least, ironically, as a kind of Freudian slip, ‘killing... ...commonplace, consequential, andcontagious. In his 1651 book Leviathan, the English thinker Thomas Hobbesargued that humans are warlike by nature. When...

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...ing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make use of them. Cove... ...ad it been conveyed to the bishop before how remote a rich and established English- man could consider the church from reality. “Y ou’ve got no hold o... ...ters to a special service and address upon that doubly glorious day in our English history, the day of St. Crispin, was of Diogenes rolling his tub. I... ...ad gone away from Christianity—she had gone away from Christianity, to the Theosophists and the Christian 61 H G Wells Scientists—she had felt she wa... ...unsparing knowledge of ev- ery detail in the life of that supreme giant of English litera- ture. He had even, it was said, acquired a Scotch burr in t... ...his custom always to quote the Greek Testa- ment in his letters, never the English version. It is a practice not uncommon with the more scholarly of o... ...lowers of the Rev. Charles Voysey, Swedenborgians, Moslem converts, Indian Theosophists, psychic phenomena and so forth, to meet him. Nevertheless it ...

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...ing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make use of them. Cove... ... does on the nature of Motion, but which, nevertheless, has led the Indian theosophists to ex- plain creation by a word to which they give an inverse ... ... appealed to his generosity who was not immediately satisfied. A sceptical Englishman, determined to know the truth, followed him to Paris, and relate...

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...ing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make use of them. Cove... ... It is now quite unusual to see any adequate criticism of short stories in English. I do not know how far the decline in short- story writing may not ... ... something, but the messenger could make nothing of the black’s incoherent English, and hurried on to the shed. The machines were all noisily at work,... ...s at these meetings as vestry-meeting squabbles. Yet the great hate of the English and Scotch geologists has lasted now half a century, and has “left ... ...her glowing from the fire- light—and heard them talking together in pigeon-English— for they came from different provinces. Hooker had caught the drif... ...e cups and parlour 235 H.G . Wells fitments, as feeble as the miracles of Theosophists, and, feeble as they were, they were received with awe by his ...

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...ger to hear His Teaching. These listeners were of many Nationalities and types of thought, learned and unlearned, members of various religious sects, Theosophists and Agnostics, Materialists and Spiritualists, etc., etc. Abdul Baha spoke in Persian, which was translated into French. Of these “Talks” my two daughters, my friend and I took notes. Many friends asked us to pub...

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...ing student publication project to bring classical works of literature, in English, to free and easy access of those wishing to make use of them. Cove... ...esus polite and gracious, does not make him meek. The picture of him as an English curate of the farcical comedy type, too meek to fight a policeman, ... ...han any- where else except perhaps in Ulster, retranslations into mod- ern English have been introduced perforce to save its bare intelligibility. It ... ...made so little difference. That is why, also, a nation so civilized as the English can convert negroes to their faith with great ease, but cannot conv... ...’s magnum opus you will learn how the same primitive logic which makes the Englishman believe today that by eating a beefsteak he can acquire the stre... ...tive which an En- glish Archbishop has to reject or explain away; and many Theosophists and lovers of the wisdom of India, who never enter a Christian...