The close connection between the familiar notion of a neutral centre or neutral axis and the recondite conception of Nirvana has many ramifications. It contains the seed of an explanation of... Read more
Jacob Boehme and the Secret Doctrine Theosophist, April, 1886. Jacob Boehme (or as some say Behmen) was a German mystic and spiritualist who began to write in the 17th century. In his works... Read more
Madame Blavatsky on Indian Metaphysics The (London) Spiritualist, March 22, 1878 Sir,—Two peas in the same pod are the traditional symbol of mutual resemblance, and the time-honoured si... Read more
Meditation is done in silence. By it we renounce our narrow individuality, and expatiate into that which is infinite. Only... Read more
The Allegory of the Cave Part 1 Those having Lamps will pass them on to others. – PLATO In The Secret Doctrine we are told that Plato was not merely the greates... Read more
Let man consider who he is and what he should and must become… Man needs more than common intelligence to know who he is; only he who studies him properly and knows whence he comes and... Read more
Emerson on the Over-Soul The great spiritual literature of mankind is written with a certain poetic beauty. If you think of the Bhagavad-Gita, the Dhammapada, The Tao Te Ching or the Voice... Read more
One of the more curious terms of unknown origin in the writings of H. P. Blavatsky, is “Lanoo,” a term used by her to indicate a disciple. The term is found in both her translation of the Bo... Read more
The following is a collection of talks by Robert Crosbie, founder of The United Lodge of Theosophists. The collection was compiled and published in book form posthumously. Contents The Found... Read more
