Harbinger of Light, The

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The Harbinger of Light

1870-1954

The Harbinger of Light

A Montly Journal Devoted to Zoistic Science, Free Thought, Spiritualism, and the Harmonial Philosophy. “Dawn approaches, Error is passing away, Men arising shall hail the day.”

(Melbourne, Victoria, Australia)

(1 November 1870 − 1 November 1954)

The Journal Devoted to Zoistic Science, Free Thought, Spiritualism and the Harmonial Philosophy. A Monthly Journal Devoted to Psychology, Occultism, and Spiritual Philosophy. Devoted to Occultism and Spiritual Philosophy. (IAPSOP)

Melbourne periodical founded by William H. Terry on 1 September 1870. (BCW 5:385).

Melbourne periodical founded by William H. Terry on 1 September 1870. (BCW 6:450).

W. H. Terry edited the journal for many years; B. de Zirkoff associates his work with the early growth of Theosophy in Australia. (B. de Zirkoff, BCW 5:11)

Mentioned in:

• Theosophie et Spiritisme (BCW 5:11)

Some links:

• Related pages: Quotations
• CTD article in Russian: Предвестник света
• Other resources: Internet Archive, IAPSOP

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Short description: A Montly Journal Devoted to Zoistic Science, Free Thought, Spiritualism, and the Harmonial Philosophy.