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Modern World Movements: Theosophy and the School of Natural Science, "The Venerable Brotherhood of India" (1913) [Supplemental Harmonic Series] (1913)

Buck, Jirah Dewey (1838-1916) · Indo-American Book Company · leaf 24

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nt thesis, as occasion re-quires, or shall seem helpful, I shall regard the whole sub-ject of Theosophy as the work inaugurated, institutedand represented by H. P. Blavatsky, in the Societyfounded by her and Col. Olcott in New York, in 1875. The reader may be able to judge, as we go along, towhat… … Jacob Behman MODERN WORLD MOVEMENTS 17 outset, and to impress the fact as we proceed, that my* beliej^ in Theosophy, as well as my high regard for andconfidence in Madame Blavatsky, has never changed noreven wavered, since the day I joined the ranks of the T. S.,dowTi to the day of the death of its…

4-Supplemental Harmonic Series · Theosophy · Buddhism · Neoplatonism · Philalethean Ethics · Altruism · Blavatsky, H. P · Goethe · Kaballa · Secret Doctrine · Freemasonry · Catholicism · Great School of Natural Science · Huntley, Florence · Brotherhood of India

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