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| publications = [[Path/Vol3/Text|''The Path'', vol. III, no. 1]], April 1888, pp. 2-8 (Part I); no. 2, May 1888, pp. 42-48 (Part II, concluded) | | publications = [[Path/Vol3/Text|''The Path'', vol. III, no. 1]], April 1888, pp. 2-8 (Part I); no. 2, May 1888, pp. 42-48 (Part II, concluded) | ||
| read links = [[Path/Vol3/Text|Electronic journal edition in Teopedia]] | | read links = [[Path/Vol3/Text|Electronic journal edition in Teopedia]] | ||
| | | description = Signed "Charles Johnston, F. T. S.," Dublin, Ireland. Subtitled "(Annotated by H. P. Blavatsky)." An esoteric reading of the cosmogony of the first thirty-four verses of Genesis, as distinct from the later story of Adam and Eve, correlating the Elohistic emanations with the elements and senses of occult philosophy. Part II traces the emanation of the mineral, vegetable, animal, and human kingdoms through the five elements (ether, fire, air, water, earth), the dual descending-and-ascending evolution of man, and the Mahatma and Buddha as the culmination of this evolutionary tide. H. P. Blavatsky's footnotes to this article were separately collected; see [[Blavatsky H.P. - Footnotes to The Tide of Life|"Footnotes to 'The Tide of Life'"]]. | ||
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