Theosophy
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590 THE SECRET DOCTRINE.
WE must not close this Part on the Symbolism of Archaic History, without an attempt to explain the perpetual recurrence of this truly…
- A modern panarion : a collection of fugitive fragments
- A modern panarion : a collection of fugitive fragments
- A primer of theosophy : a very condensed outline
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An abridgement by Katharine Hillard of The Secret doctrine, a synthesis of science, religion and philosophy
This is a digital copy of a book that was preserved for generations on library shelves before it was carefully scanned by Google as part of…
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Chapter I
"Yea, the time cometh, that whomsoever killeth you, will think that he doeth God service."--Gospel according to John, xvi. 2. "Let him be…
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Chapter I: What Theosophy Is
"THERE is a school of philosophy still in existence of which modern culture has lost sight." In these words Mr. A. P.
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Chapter II
"Pride, where wit fails, steps in to our defence And fills up all the mighty void of sense. . .
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Chapter II
"They undertake by scales of miles to tell The bounds, dimensions, and extent of hell…
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Chapter II: From The Absolute To Man
OF the Absolute, the Infinite, the All-embracing, we can at our present stage know nothing, except that It is; we can say nothing that is…
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Chapter III
"The mirror of the soul cannot reflect both earth and heaven; and the one vanishes from its surface, as the other is glassed upon its…
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Chapter III
"KING.--Let us from point to point this story know."--All's Well That Ends Well.--Act v., Scene 3. "He is the One, self-proceeding; and…
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Chapter III: The Formation of a Solar System
THE beginning of the universe (if ever it had a beginning) is beyond our ken. At the earliest point of history that we can reach, the two…
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Chapter IV
"I choose the nobler part of Emerson, when, after various disenchantments, he exclaimed, 'I covet Truth.' The gladness of true heroism…
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Chapter IV: The Evolution of Life
ALL the impulses of life which I have described as building the interpenetrating worlds come forth from the Third Aspect of the Deity…
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Chapter IX
"Thou can'st not call that madness of which thou art proved to know nothing."--TERTULLIAN: Apology. "This is not a matter of to-day, Or…
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Chapter IX
"All things are governed in the bosom of this triad."--LYDUS: De Mensibus, 20. "Thrice let the heaven be turned on its perpetual…
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Chapter IX: The Planetary Chains
Chapter IX THE PLANETARY CHAINS THE scheme of evolution of which our Earth forms a part is not the only one in our solar system, for ten…
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Chapter V
"Learn to know all, but keep thyself unknown."--GNOSTIC MAXIM. "There is one God supreme over all gods, diviner than mortals, Whose form is…
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Chapter V
"Ich bin der Geist der stets verneint." (I am the spirit which still denies.)--(Mephisto in FAUST.) "The Spirit of truth, whom the world…
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Chapter V: The Constitution of Man
MAN is therefore in essence a Spark of the divine Fire, belonging to the monadic world.[5] To that Spark, dwelling all the time in that…
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Chapter VI
"The curtains of Yesterday drop down, the curtains of To-morrow roll up; but Yesterday and Tomorrow both are."--Sartor Resartus: Natural…
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Chapter VI
"Nothing better than those MYSTERIES, by which, from a rough and fierce life, we are polished to gentleness (humanity, kindness), and…
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Chapter VI
"Hermes, who is of my ordinances ever the bearer . . .
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Chapter VI: After Death
DEATH is the laying aside of the physical body; but it makes no more difference to the ego than does the laying aside of an overcoat to the…
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Chapter VII
"Of the tenets of the Druzes, nothing authentic has ever come to light; the popular belief amongst their neighbors is, that they adore an…
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Chapter VII
"Thou great First Cause, least understood."--POPE. "Whence this pleasing hope, this fond desire, This longing after immortality? Or whence…
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Chapter VII: Reincarnation
THIS life of the ego in his own world, which is so glorious and so fully satisfying for the developed man, plays but a very small part in…
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Chapter VIII
"Christian and Catholic sons may accuse their fathers of the crime of heresy . . .
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Chapter VIII
"Think not my magic wonders wrought by aid Of Stygian angels summoned up from Hell; Scorned and accursed by those who have essay'd Her…
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Chapter VIII: The Purpose of Life
TO fulfil our duty in the divine scheme we must try to understand not only that scheme as a whole, but the special part that man is…
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Chapter X
Τεσ δε γαρ εκ τριαδος παν πνευμα πατερ εκερασε.--TAY.: Lyd. de Mens., 20. "The more powerful souls perceive truth through themselves, and…
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Chapter X
"Get thee behind me, SATAN" (Jesus to Peter).--Matt. xvi. 23.
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Chapter X: The Result of Theosophical Study
"MEMBERS of the Theosophical Society study these truths and Theosophists endeavour to live them." What manner of man then is the true…
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Chapter XI
"Not to commit any sin, to do good, and to purify one's mind, that is the teaching of the Awakened. . .
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Chapter XI
"Strange condition of the human mind, which seems to require that it should long exercise itself in ERROR, before it dare approach the…
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Chapter XII
"My vast and noble capital, my Daitu, my splendidly-adorned; And thou, my cool and delicious summer-seat, my Shangtu-Keibung. . .
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Chapter XII
"You never hear the really philosophical defenders of the doctrine of uniformity speaking of impossibilities in nature. They never say what…
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Chapter XIII
"ALCHYMIST. Thou always speakest riddles. Tell me if thou art that fountain of which Bernard Lord Trevigan writ?
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Chapter XIV
"The transactions of this our city of Sais, are recorded in our sacred writings during a period of 8,000 years."--PLATO: Timaeus. "The…
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Chapter XV
"STE.--Have we devils here? Do you put tricks upon us with savages, and men of Inde?" The Tempest, Act ii., Sc. 2.
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