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The Unfinished Autobiography - Alice Bailey

… what I am from what I was. It might be useful to know how a rabid orthodox Christian worker could become a well-known occult teacher." Download versions PDF ePub Mobi Azw3 Bailey, A … Alice Ann Bailey somewhat reluctantly agreed to attempt … what I am from what I was. It might be useful to know how a rabid orthodox Christian worker could become a well-known occult teacher." Download versions PDF ePub Mobi Azw3 …

Terry, William H.

… eventually published in a series of articles commencing in October 1881 issue of  The Theosophist  titled  Fragments of Occult Truth . P.S.H. © Copyright by the Theosophical Publishing House, Manila …

Mahārājas, Four

… They are the Regents or Angels who rule over the Cosmical Forces of North, South, East and West, Forces having a distinct occult property. These Beings are also connected with Karma, as the latter needs physical and material agents to carry out …

Simla Eclectic Theosophical Society

… of Helena P. BLAVATSKY and Henry S. OLCOTT , the two co-founders of the Theosophical Society. They wanted to be taught occult laws that will enable them to demonstrate the truths of theosophy. It was originally to be called the Anglo-Indian … at hand, must give the example to others. He must be the first to change his modes of life; and, regarding the study of the occult mysteries as the upper step in the ladder of Knowledge must loudly proclaim it such despite exact science and the …

Blood

… and  drink his blood , ye have not life in yourselves’ [ John , vi, 53], can never be understood or appreciated at its true occult value, except by those who hold some of the  seven keys , and yet care little for St. Peter. These words, whether … individual man which transformed him and raised him so as to become at one with the Christ or with the Buddha” ( Studies in Occult Philosophy , Pasadena: T.U.P., 1945, p. 79). P.S.H     © Copyright by the Theosophical Publishing House, Manila …

From Man to Superman

… by admin on 29 May 2016 Geoffrey Hodson (12 March 1886 in Lincolnshire – 23 January 1983 in Auckland, New Zealand) was an occultist, Theosophist, mystic, Liberal Catholic priest, philosopher and esotericist, and a leading light for over 70 years in the Theosophical Society. He was educated in England. His occult experiences began when he was about five or six years old. He had dream experiences in the half waking state and this …

Fountain Source of Occultism - G. de Purucker

… Fountain Source of Occultism - G. de Purucker 1 May 2018 / Comments Submitted by admin on 1 May 2018 Derived from twelve booklets of instruction to private students, Fountain-Source restores occultism to its original purity and recreates the atmosphere and discipline of the ancient Mystery schools. The scope of …

The Mystery of C. W. Leadbeater’s Clairvoyance by Pedro Oliveira

… of Wisdom. This is a very interesting article which has been well researched by Mr Oliveira. He takes us to the nature of occult training, Kundalini and the awakening of the Siddhis .  Some commentary of CWL is recorded in this article by … of Wisdom. This is a very interesting article which has been well researched by Mr Oliveira. He takes us to the nature of occult training, Kundalini and the awakening of the Siddhis .  Some commentary of CWL is recorded in this article by …

Clairvoyance and the Serpent Fire - by Geoffrey Hodson

… in America, otherwise worthy students paying large sums of money to self-styled Yogis, who in return offer to open the occult centers, one is filled with dismay. Many of these men take thousands of dollars out of large American cities and … the spinal centers in which the chakrams arise, some of its force flows down the axis of the funnel of each, vivifying it occultly and thereby awakening the man to self–conscious existence on the inner planes. When it touches the spleen center it …

Madame Blavatsky on the Himalayan Brothers

… mediums under the influence of the lower spirits." Such is the sentence used by you in an editorial review of Mr. Sinnett's Occult World (Spiritualist, June 17th). Doubtful as its pertinency might appear, I personally found nothing very … magic," and so on, a phraseology which proves to me most conclusively that he is but one of those dabblers in western occultism which were so well represented some years ago, by French-born "Egyptians" and "Algerians," who told people their …

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