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| publication date sortable = 1886-05 | | publication date sortable = 1886-05 | ||
| publication place = ''The Path'' | | publication place = ''The Path'' | ||
| read links = [https://theosophylib.com/wqj/another-theosophical-prophecy/ TheosophyLib.com]; [https://theosophytrust.org/16-another-theosophical-prophecy TheosophyTrust.org]; [https://blavatsky.net/another-theosophical-prophecy/ Blavatsky.net] | | read links = [https://theosophylib.com/wqj/another-theosophical-prophecy/ TheosophyLib.com]; [https://theosophytrust.org/16-another-theosophical-prophecy TheosophyTrust.org]; [https://blavatsky.net/another-theosophical-prophecy/ Blavatsky.net]; [[Path/Vol1/Text|Electronic journal edition in Teopedia]] | ||
| publications = ''The Path'', May 1886; ''Echoes of the Orient: The Writings of William Quan Judge'', comp. Dara Eklund, 2nd ed. (Pasadena, California: Theosophical University Press, 2011), vol. I, p. 16 | | publications = ''The Path'', vol. I, May 1886, pp. 57-58; ''Echoes of the Orient: The Writings of William Quan Judge'', comp. Dara Eklund, 2nd ed. (Pasadena, California: Theosophical University Press, 2011), vol. I, p. 16 | ||
| ctd rus = Джадж У.К. - Ещё одно теософское пророчество | | ctd rus = Джадж У.К. - Ещё одно теософское пророчество | ||
| previous = [[Judge W.Q. - A Prophecy About Theosophy|A Prophecy About Theosophy]] | | previous = [[Judge W.Q. - A Prophecy About Theosophy|A Prophecy About Theosophy]] | ||
| next = [[Judge W.Q. - The Application of Theosophical Theories|The Application of Theosophical Theories]] | | next = [[Judge W.Q. - The Application of Theosophical Theories|The Application of Theosophical Theories]] | ||
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In the first number of The Path was inserted a prophecy made from certain books in India called Nadigrandhams, respecting the Society. | In the first number of The Path was inserted a prophecy made from certain books in India called Nadigrandhams, respecting the Society. | ||
This called forth from the N.Y. Sun, that model of journalism, a long tirade about the superficial knowledge which it claims pervades the Society on the subject of oriental philosophy. Unfortunately for the learned editorial writer in that paper, he never before heard of Nadigrandhams, which are almost as common in India as the Sun is here, nor does he appear to know what a Nadi may be, nor a Grandham, either. | This called forth from the N.Y. Sun, that model of journalism, a long tirade about the superficial knowledge which it claims pervades the Society on the subject of oriental philosophy. Unfortunately for the learned editorial writer in that paper, he never before heard of Nadigrandhams, which are almost as common in India as the Sun is here, nor does he appear to know what a Nadi may be, nor a Grandham, either. | ||
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But without trying to drag the daily press of this country into the path of oriental knowledge, we will proceed to record another prophecy or two. | But without trying to drag the daily press of this country into the path of oriental knowledge, we will proceed to record another prophecy or two. | ||