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Revision as of 06:46, 21 April 2022

vol. 3, p. 69
from Adyar archives of the International Theosophical Society
vol. 3 (1875-1878)

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Magic and Prophecy in the East

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Spiritual Forces in Organic Life

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The Katie King Materializations

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A paragraph from a paper red by D.G. Wyld upon the spirit powers of man. London Dec-ber 1877

A Man's Word for Woman

By this we hold: No man is wholly great,
Or wise, or just, or good,
Who will not dare his all to reinstate
Earth's trampled womanhood.

No Seer sees truly, save as he discerns
Her crowned, coequal right;
No lover loves divinely, till he burns
Against her foes to fight.

That Church is fallen prone as Lucifer ;
God’s bolts that hath not hurled
Against the Tyrants who have outraged her,
The Priestess of the world.

That Press, whose minions, slavish and unjust.
Bid her in fetters die,
Toils, in the base behalf of Pride and Lust,
To consecrate a lie.

“ Once it was Christ, whom Judas with a kiss
Betrayed,” the Spirit saith :
“ But now, ’tis Woman’s heart, inspired by his,
That man consigns to death.”

Each village hath its martyrs—every street
Some house that is a hell;
Some woman's heart, celestial, pure, and sweet,
Breaks with each passing bell.

There are deep wrongs, too infinite for words,
Man dare not have revealed ;
And, in our midst, insane, barbaric, hordes
Who make the Law their Shield.

Rise then, O Woman; grasp the mighty pen,
By inspiration driven ;
Scatter the sophistries of cruel men,
With voices fresh from Heaven.

Man, smiting thee, moves on from war to war;
All rights with thine decease.
Rise, 'throned with Christ, in His pure morning star
And charm the world to Peace,

Brotherhood of the New Life,
Salem-on-Erie, N. Y.


  1. ↑ Magic and Prophecy in the East by unknown author
  2. ↑ Spiritual Forces in Organic Life by Ellis, J.
  3. ↑ The Katie King Materializations by Child, T. C.
  4. ↑ A Man's Word for Woman by Harris, Thomas Lake. Signed: Brotherhood of the New Life, Salem-on-Erie, N. Y.; text online.
  5. ↑ image by unknown author. Several boats fishing
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