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On the reception and effects of Judge's 1893 open letter to the Brahmans of India, its translation i... +
Exposing "The Light of Egypt" as the work of T.H. Burgoyne of the spurious "H.B. of L." society, who... +
An allegorical story built on the old Hindu saying that to know into which Time is resolved is to kn... +
On the Mahatmas as both an ideal to strive toward and a factual part of nature's hierarchy, and what... +
A systematic argument for the doctrine of reincarnation as a logical necessity, given through a seri... +
Judge's circular announcing a new scheme for circulating selected Branch papers to all Branches from... +
An announcement of the Theosophical Society's new Oriental Department for recovering and publishing ... +
The inaugural editorial of The Path, explaining the magazine's independence from the Theosophical So... +
The inaugural editorial of The Path, explaining the magazine's independence from the Theosophical So... +
On the Bhagavad-Gita's saying that "the Path of Action is obscure and difficult to discern," and on ... +
Judge's editorial opening ''The Path''`s fifth year, reflecting on the four pillars of Sincerity, De... +
Continuing Judge's Island allegory: foreign students, including Persians, who came to study at the m... +
An editorial noting the growing willingness of the daily press to discuss occultism and Theosophical... +
A review of Charles Johnston's ethnological study connecting the Rajputs of India to the ancient Ksh... +
An editorial marking The Path's second year, reflecting on the magazine's reception and its continue... +
A note clarifying a passage in ''The Secret Doctrine'' on the seven nervous plexuses of the human bo... +
An allegory of an ancient, magic Island once visited by Adepts, continuing Judge's recurring Island ... +
Against speaking of man's "seven principles," which wrongly implies seven distinct spirits, Judge pr... +
On the vague, worldwide expectation of great coming change as itself a sign of this cycle, and on Th... +
An allegory on 19th-century materialism's blindness to the unseen life and sentient beings dwelling ... +