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...cism when just and impartial, on our teachings, doctrines, and even on the policy and doings of the theosophical body, yet we can hardly be required to sacri ...e, at least, should endeavour to dissuade them from the foolishly suicidal policy they are pursuing.}}

...al Society, when we mention the masonic-like signs of recognition, and the privacy secured for the handful who do make their experiments in psychological scie

...because most of the researches I have conducted have been conducted in the privacy of home, where no influences could prevail of a doubtful kind. It was suffi ...e, passes away, and may be cured. But I very much doubt whether it is good policy to force upon the psychologically afflicted the nauseous leek for which the