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 80
ied critically many people may, perhaps,readily adapt himself to any local color. But if the traveler is a strong character, dealing luactual values and endowed with a deep purpose in life,he is likely often to be regarded as a Bohemian suffi-ciently to give Mrs. Grundy cause for remark. Sticking… … Helena Petrovoa Blavataky in 1875, N. Y. City MODERN WORLD MOVEAAENTS 65 who were ready to burn incense in her presence, foundBohemia, more or less, in evidence. But the earnest andthe sincere seeker for truth never failed to find welcomeand a heart so big and warm, so tender and true, thatnothing…
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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