XIV – BIBLIOGRAPHY ANDERSON, Jerome A. Reincarnation. (4th ed.) San Francisco, Lotus Publishing Company, 1896. 192 pp. BESANT, Annie The Ancient Wisdom. The Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar, Chennai, India, 1911. (See free online copy on the site by Anand Gholap, where there are several other free online books: https://www.anandgholap.net/Ancient_Wisdom-AB.htm) Birth and Evolution of… Read More
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Outlook Perennial Philosophy: XI – The Existence of the Perennial Philosophy
ADDITIONAL TEXTS: 11. THE EXISTENCE OF THE PERENNIAL PHILOSOPHY Arnaldo Sisson Filho The notion of the existence of a Perennial (or Esoteric) Philosophy can be presented, very briefly, from the well-known phrase of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: “Everything that rises converges”. In other words, if it is possible for human consciousness to “rise”,… Read More
Outlook Perennial Philosophy: IX – Man’s Past and Future
9. MAN’S PAST AND FUTURE When we have once grasped the fact that man has reached his present position through a long and varied series of lives, a question naturally arises in our minds as to how far we can obtain any information about this earlier evolution, which would obviously be of absorbing interest… Read More
Outlook Perennial Philosophy: V – The Constitution of Man
5. THE CONSTITUTION OF MAN The astounding practical materialism to which we have been reduced in this country can hardly be more clearly shown than it is by the expressions that we employ in common life. We speak quite ordinarily of man as having a soul, of “saving” our souls, and so on, evidently… Read More
Outline Perennial Philosophy: I – Editor’s Preface and Introduction
An Outline of the Perennial Philosophy C. W. Leadbeater Adaptation, preface and edition: Arnaldo Sisson Filho Adaptation based on the work by C.W. Leadbeater: An Outline of Theosophy Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar, Chennai, India. First printing: 1902. Second to eighth printings: 1905-1977. Nineth printing: 1987. INITIAL QUOTATIONS Theosophy Is the ‘Great Renunciation… Read More
Anna Kingsford, Vegetarianism, the “New” Gospel of Interpretation and Buddhist Christianity (19) Bibliography
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VEGETARIANISM AND THE BIBLE (15) – BIBLIOGRAPHY, ASSOCIATED SITES AND FUNDAMENTAL WORKS
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Serene and Placid Surface of the Unruffled Mind
“It is upon the serene and placid surface of the unruffled mind that the visions gathered from the invisible find a representation in the visible world. Otherwise, you would vainly seek those visions, those flashes of sudden light which have already helped to solve so many of the minor problems and which alone can bring… Read More
‘Humanity’ Is the Great Orphan
“For it is ‘Humanity’ which is the great Orphan, the only disinherited one upon this earth, my friend. And it is the duty of every man who is capable of an unselfish impulse to do something, however little, for its welfare. Poor, poor humanity! It reminds me of the old fable of the war between… Read More
Between Degrading Superstition and Still More Degrading Brutal Materialism
“Those ‘intellectual classes,’ reacting upon the ignorant masses which they attract and which look up to them as noble and fit examples to follow, degrade and morally ruin those they ought to protect and guide. Between degrading superstition and still more degrading brutal materialism the white dove of truth has hardly room where to rest… Read More