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Julia Keightley

Also: • 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" •

(8 November 1851 − 9 October 1915)

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 "The Singing Silences" (August 1886), "Reticence of Mahatmas and Evolution of the Individual" (September 1886), and Part II of "Poetical Occultism" (November 1886; Part I, October 1886, was signed jointly "S. B. J." by Sylvester Baxter and W. Q. Judge). Married Dr. Archibald Keightley in 1891; from that year wrote her best-known series, "Letters That Have Helped Me," under the pseudonym "Jasper Niemand."

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CTD article in Russian: Кейтли, Джулия

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-|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."
+|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), [[Keightley J - Reticence of Mahatmas and Evolution of the Individual|"Reticence of Mahatmas and Evolution of the Individual"]] (September 1886), and Part II of [[Baxter S Judge WQ - Poetical Occultism|"Poetical Occultism"]] (November 1886; Part I, October 1886, was signed jointly "S. B. J." by Sylvester Baxter and W. Q. Judge). Married Dr. Archibald Keightley in 1891; from that year wrote her best-known series, "Letters That Have Helped Me," under the pseudonym "Jasper Niemand."
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