XIV – WORLD PROBLEMS AND THE LAW OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD: Present-Day Political Models and the Creation of Destitution (Chapter XIV of the work “Theosophy, the Law of Universal Brotherhood”) 153 – “There is no intellectual, not even a liberal intellectual, who will be able to deny the evidence that it is possible to put an… Read More
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Theosophy, the Law of Universal Brotherhood and the World Problems (10): World Problems and the Law of Universal Brotherhood – Universal Brotherhood as a Law and the Dominant Ideas
X – WORLD PROBLEMS AND THE LAW OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD: Universal Brotherhood as a Law and the Dominant Ideas (Chapter X of the work “Theosophy, the Law of Universal Brotherhood”) 119 – “Brotherhood, then, in its full meaning, is a law in nature. Stress has more than once been laid on this in our meetings,… Read More
Theosophy, the Law of Universal Brotherhood and the World Problems (7): The Perennial Philosophy and the Law of Universal Brotherhood – The Diversity of the Manifested Capacities
VII – THE PERENNIAL PHILOSOPHY AND THE LAW OF UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD: The Diversity of the Manifested Capacities (Chapter VII of the work “Theosophy, the Law of Universal Brotherhood”) 59 – “But this Brotherhood of all souls is like the relation of brotherhood within a family; brothers are not all of the same age, though they… Read More
Underlying Unity of All Nature in a Quotation by Dr. Taimni
This basic and narrow interconnection of all things in nature seems to be the limit that we can reach with the help of science, with regard to the recognition of an essential unity underlying humanity and, in fact, all things in the known universe. As we can read in F. Capra’s work, it derives very… Read More
XIXth-Century Great Ideas Deny or Obliterate the Hierarchy of Levels in the Universe
“While the nineteenth-century ideas deny or obliterate the hierarchy of levels in the universe, the notion of an hierarchical order is an indispensable instrument of understanding. Without the recognition of ‘Levels of Being’ or ‘Grades of Significance’ we cannot make the world intelligible (…) Maybe it is man’s task — or simply, if you like,… Read More