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{{Style S-Small capitals|Since}} the appearance of Theosophical literature in England, it has become customary to call its teachings “ Esoteric Buddhism.” And, having become a habit — as an old proverb based on daily experience has it — “ Error runs down an inclined plane, while Truth has to laboriously climb its way up hill.”
{{Style S-Small capitals|Since}} the appearance of Theosophical literature in England, it has become customary to call its teachings “ Esoteric Buddhism.” And, having become a habit — as an old proverb based on daily experience has it — “ Error runs down an inclined plane, while Truth has to laboriously climb its way up hill.”