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|variations=Julia Wharton Lewis Campbell Ver Planck; Julia Campbell Ver Planck (name at the time of this contribution, before her 1891 marriage to Archibald Keightley); pseudonyms "Julius," "August Waldensee," "J.," and (from 1891) "Jasper Niemand"
|variations=Julia Wharton Lewis Campbell Ver Planck; Julia Campbell Ver Planck (name at the time of this contribution, before her 1891 marriage to Archibald Keightley); pseudonyms "Julius," "August Waldensee," "J.," and (from 1891) "Jasper Niemand"
|description=American Theosophist, writer and lecturer, born in Pennsylvania; discovered Theosophy in 1886. Contributed to ''The Path'' from its early issues under several pseudonyms, including "Julius," under which she published [[Keightley J - The Singing Silences|"The Singing Silences"]] (August 1886). Married Dr. Archibald Keightley in 1891; from that year wrote her best-known series, "Letters That Have Helped Me," under the pseudonym "Jasper Niemand."
|description=American Theosophist, writer and lecturer, born in Pennsylvania; discovered Theosophy in 1886. Contributed to ''The Path'' from its early issues under several pseudonyms, including "Julius," under which she published [[Keightley J - The Singing Silences|"The Singing Silences"]] (August 1886) and [[Keightley J - Reticence of Mahatmas and Evolution of the Individual|"Reticence of Mahatmas and Evolution of the Individual"]] (September 1886). Married Dr. Archibald Keightley in 1891; from that year wrote her best-known series, "Letters That Have Helped Me," under the pseudonym "Jasper Niemand."
|start=1851
|start=1851
|end=1915-10-09
|end=1915-10-09