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Fill in the table of contents for issues 6-8 (September-November 1889), replacing the draft skeleton; issues 10-12 left as skeleton (issue 9 was absent from the raw skeleton)
m (Fill in the table of contents for issues 3-5 (June-August 1889), replacing the draft skeleton; issues 6-12 left as skeleton) |
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| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 169 | | page = 169-176 | ||
| title = A Survey of Sanskrit | | title = A Survey of Sanskrit | ||
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| author signed = E. Aldred Williams | |||
| comment = On the practical stages of learning Sanskrit, the difficulties and ambiguities of the Devanagari writing system (word-fusion, the displaced i and r, and the "block" method), and proposals for a clearer transliterated spelling of Sanskrit terms in English, with a transliterated specimen from the Bhagavad-Gita. | |||
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| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 176 | | page = 176-179 | ||
| title = One Touch of Nature | | title = One Touch of Nature | ||
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| type = | | author signed = K. H. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A paper read before the Aryan T. S. (April 2, 1889) on Shakespeare's line "one touch of nature makes the whole world kin" as an unconscious witness to universal brotherhood, illustrated by passages from Walt Whitman. | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 179 | | page = 179-184 | ||
| title = The Story of Ste. Cecile | | title = The Story of Ste. Cecile | ||
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| author signed = M Sears Brooks | | title style = normal | ||
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| type = | | author signed = M. Sears Brooks | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An allegorical tale of a dying painter who recalls a previous life on another planet, his banishment to Earth for dragging down his "twin soul," and his lifelong search for her, reunited with her only in the completion of his last painting at the moment of his death. | ||
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| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 184 | | page = 184-186 | ||
| title = Reincarnation | | title = Reincarnation and Memory | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n6_p184 | ||
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| author signed = Harij | | author signed = Harij | ||
| comment = | | comment = Part I: argues that the absence of memory of past lives is no argument against reincarnation, since memory even within a single lifetime is always partial, while consciousness and Karma retain the full record of past experience independent of memory. | ||
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| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 186 | | page = 186-188 | ||
| title = The Stream of Thought | | title = The Stream of Thought and Queries | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - The Stream of Thought and Queries | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Hadji Erinn | | author signed = Hadji Erinn | ||
| comment = | | comment = Part II: on why the Society does not exist for the training of occultists, on the one condition (practising Universal Brotherhood) under which the study of Patanjali's Yoga may safely be pursued, and on the meaning of the "daily initiation" met in the small events of everyday life. | ||
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| id = 04-188-01 | | id = 04-188-01 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 188 | | page = 188-191 | ||
| title = Tea Table Talk | | title = Tea Table Talk | ||
| author = | | title link = Keightley J - Tea Table Talk | ||
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| author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | |||
| author signed = Julius | | author signed = Julius | ||
| comment = | | comment = On a correspondent's near-death experience of leaving the body and being told "it is not time" by a luminous presence, the value of the Society's shared current of thought, the proper spirit in which to judge a comrade's fault without condemning the person, and an anecdote of an office boy's unspoken name sensed through the aura. | ||
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| id = 04-191-01 | | id = 04-191-01 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 191 | | page = 191-193 | ||
| title = A Chat with Correspondents | | title = A Chat with Correspondents | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n6_p191 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned editorial on the growing volume of office work at ''The Path'' and the General Secretary's office, asking correspondents for concise letters and explaining why not every submission can be published. | ||
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| id = 04-193-01 | | id = 04-193-01 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 193 | | page = 193-194 | ||
| title = Answers to Questioners | | title = Answers to Questioners | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Answers to Questioners | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]]'s department | |||
| author signed = Jasper Niemand | | author signed = Jasper Niemand | ||
| comment = | | comment = On whether and when it is right to publicly denounce or condemn a wrongdoer in defense of an accused Adept, distinguishing condemnation of an act from condemnation of a person. | ||
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| id = 04-194-01 | | id = 04-194-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 194 | | page = 194 | ||
| title = | | title = Correspondence | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n6_p194 | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = A reader's question, following up on the August "Worship of the Dead," asking whether those who die young of disease share the Kama-loka fate of suicides and accident victims; with an editorial answer that they do not, since their natural term of life was reached. Followed by a notice that "Letters That Have Helped Me" will resume in October. | ||
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| id = 04-195-01 | | id = 04-195-01 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = | | page = 194-197 | ||
| title = | | title = Theosophical Activities | ||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: America (W. Q. Judge's lecture tour through Cleveland, Chicago, Omaha, Grand Island, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Cincinnati; a new Branch at San Diego; Golden Gate Lodge's public meetings); India (Col. Olcott's return from Japan to Ceylon and the farewell ceremonies there); Ireland (Dublin Lodge). | |||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 197 | | page = 197-198 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
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| comment = Unsigned reviews of the July ''Theosophical Review'' (Paris), Mrs. Sidney Rosenfeld's ''Twixt Heaven and Earth'', Frederick Gerhard's ''The Coming Creed of the World'', and the English supplement ''The Buddhist''. | |||
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| id = 04-198-01 | | id = 04-198-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 6 | | number = 6 | ||
| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 198 | | page = 198-200 | ||
| title = Suggestions for Branch | | title = Suggestions for Branch T. S. Work | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n6_p198 | ||
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| author signed = G. Hijo | |||
| comment = Part VI: on selfishness as the root cause of the Society's slow progress toward Universal Brotherhood, and on the many ways—writing, distributing tracts, giving money—by which every member, however placed, can contribute active work. | |||
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| id = 04-200-01 | | id = 04-200-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = September | | month = September | ||
| page = 200 | | page = 200 | ||
| title = The Magnetic Congress in Paris | | title = The Magnetic Congress in Paris | ||
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| comment = A brief unsigned notice of an international congress on medical magnetism to be held in Paris in October 1889. | |||
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| id = 04-201-01 | | id = 04-201-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 201 | | page = 201-204 | ||
| title = Letters | | title = Letters That Have Helped Me | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Letters That Have Helped Me (Path series) | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Z. | | author signed = Z. | ||
| comment = | | comment = Part X (letter numbered "XII" in the original): on the nature and qualifications of chelaship, the difference between lay and probationary chelas, and the Guruparampara chain of spiritual influence running from teacher to teacher. | ||
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| id = 04-204-01 | | id = 04-204-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 204 | | page = 204-206 | ||
| title = Modern Astrology Defended | | title = Modern Astrology Defended | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p204 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = E. D. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A reply from Grenada, W. I., disputing G. E. W.'s July charge that the astrologer "Zadkiel" is a pretender, defending the record of his published predictions. | ||
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| id = 04-206-01 | | id = 04-206-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 206 | | page = 206-208 | ||
| title = The Present Situation Disconnectedly Considered | | title = The Present Situation Disconnectedly Considered | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p206 | ||
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| author signed = Exeter | | author signed = Exeter | ||
| comment = | | comment = Four short, unconnected calls to concerted, practical Theosophical work: meeting public misrepresentation with argument rather than silence, and judging the act, not the actor. | ||
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| id = 04-208-01 | | id = 04-208-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 208 | | page = 208-211 | ||
| title = The Skin of the Earth | | title = The Skin of the Earth | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - The Skin of the Earth | ||
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| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Bryan Kinnavan | | author signed = Bryan Kinnavan | ||
| comment = | | comment = An allegorical vision of the elemental beings dwelling within the earth's crust, laboring to sustain its rotation and orbit, and of the malign mist of men's own thoughts that disrupts their harmony and breeds epidemics and crime. | ||
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| id = 04-211-01 | | id = 04-211-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 211 | | page = 211-214 | ||
| title = Lead Kindly Light! | | title = Lead, Kindly Light! | ||
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| author signed = G. E. W. | |||
| comment = Argues against abusing or attacking Christianity, urging Theosophists instead to separate its esoteric kernel from its dogmatic husk and to treat it, and its adherents, with charity. | |||
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| id = 04-215-01 | | id = 04-215-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 215 | | page = 215 | ||
| title = Sanscrit Pronunciations | | title = Sanscrit Pronunciations | ||
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| comment = An unsigned table of common Sanskrit theosophical terms with their meaning and English-phonetic pronunciation. | |||
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| id = 04-216-01 | | id = 04-216-01 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 216 | | page = 216-218 | ||
| title = Reincarnation | | title = Reincarnation and Memory | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p216 | ||
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| author signed = Harij | | author signed = Harij | ||
| comment = | | comment = Part II: argues that the absence of memory of a past life poses no real obstacle to reincarnation, since cause and effect, and the capacity for registering experience, do not depend on memory's partial and fleeting record. | ||
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| id = 04-218-01 | | id = 04-218-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 218 | | page = 218-219 | ||
| title = | | title = H. P. Blavatsky and Theosophists | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p218 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = A compilation of H. P. Blavatsky's remarks from the ''Revue Theosophique'' on the necessity of union and altruism among Theosophists for success in occult or practical work. | ||
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| id = 04-219-01 | | id = 04-219-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 219 | | page = 219 | ||
| title = A Sonnet to Night | | title = A Sonnet to Night | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p219 | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = T. H. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A short sonnet on the fragrance and light of the night sky. | ||
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| id = 04-219-02 | | id = 04-219-02 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 219 | | page = 219-225 | ||
| title = Universal Applications of Doctrine | | title = Universal Applications of Doctrine | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Universal Applications of Doctrine | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Against the narrow habit of applying Theosophical doctrines only to the whole man, extends Karma, Reincarnation, and Devachan to every cell of the body, to animals and insects, to nations, and to the Cosmos itself. | ||
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| id = 04-225-01 | | id = 04-225-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 225 | | page = 225-226 | ||
| title = | | title = Prof. Max Muller on Buddhism | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Unsigned summary of Max Müller's Gifford Lectures remarks on Buddhist Karma as a morally beneficial, if theologically unclassifiable, belief. | ||
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| id = 04-226-01 | | id = 04-226-01 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 226 | | page = 226-227 | ||
| title = Key | | title = The Key to Theosophy | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p226 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned notice of H. P. Blavatsky's then-new book, with a summary of its fourteen chapters. | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 227 | | page = 227-229 | ||
| title = Tea Table Talk | | title = Tea Table Talk | ||
| author = | | title link = Keightley J - Tea Table Talk | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | |||
| author signed = Julius | | author signed = Julius | ||
| comment = | | comment = Collects anecdotes of apparent astral projection and thought-transference, including G. Hijo's account of a sleeping student's astral double finding a mislaid library book. | ||
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| id = 04-229-01 | | id = 04-229-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 229 | | page = 229-230 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
| title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p229 | |||
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| comment = Unsigned reviews of the John W. Lovell Co.'s new occult reprint series, the August ''Theosophical Review'' (Paris), E. A. Sheldon's ''Testimonia'', and Nizida's ''The Astral Light''. | |||
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| id = 04-230-01 | | id = 04-230-01 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 230 | | page = 230 | ||
| title = | | title = Correspondence | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p230 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A reader's letter from Pasadena, signed "B.," comparing Edward Bellamy's vision of social change to a July article's speculation on the manufacture of gold, with an editorial reply. | ||
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| id = 04-230-02 | | id = 04-230-02 | ||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
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| number = 7 | | number = 7 | ||
| month = October | | month = October | ||
| page = 230 | | page = 230-232 | ||
| title = | | title = Theosophical Activities | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n7_p230 | ||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: America (the Aryan T. S.'s resumed meetings; the Blavatsky T. S. of Washington; the Golden Gate Lodge; a proposed ''ad interim'' Pacific Coast Convention; a new Branch applied for at Kansas City); India (the Adyar Library; Bro. Powell's detail to Ceylon); England (H. P. Blavatsky's return; Col. Olcott's lecture tour; Annie Besant's new role at ''Lucifer''); Switzerland (the "Fraternitas" retreat society); Ceylon (new Branches; Bro. Powell's conversion to Buddhism; news of Damodar). | |||
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| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-233-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 233-237 | ||
| title = | | title = Some Notes on the Mahatmas | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p233 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = K. H. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A paper read before the Aryan T. S. of New York (October 8, 1889), compiling definitions and descriptions of the Mahatmas from Theosophical literature—''Five Years of Theosophy'', Mrs. Sinnett's ''Purpose of Theosophy'', ''Esoteric Buddhism'', ''The Secret Doctrine'', and Patanjali—to argue that the Mahatma is, properly speaking, a purely spiritual attainment rather than any particular visible personality. | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-237-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 237-242 | ||
| title = | | title = The Lining of the Hand | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p237 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = G. E. W. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A paper read before the Chicago T. S. (September 2, 1889) on the occult origin of the word "lining," the history and limits of cheiromancy as an exact science, and its inseparable relation to astrology. | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-242-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 242-245 | ||
| title = | | title = Letters That Have Helped Me | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Letters That Have Helped Me (Path series) | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = Z. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part XI (letter numbered "XIII" in the original): on the Lodge of Masters and chelas, the nature and divisions of Gurus, and the sacred bond of adoption between a chela and his "little guru." | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-245-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 245-247 | ||
| title = | | title = Reincarnation and Memory | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p245 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = Harij | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part III: develops the ego as the self-conscious center standing between the "seen" world of action and the "unseen" world of causes, and argues that personal memory and individual (Karmic) memory are necessarily different things. | ||
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| id = 04-247-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 247-248 | ||
| title = | | title = Brotherhood | ||
| author = | | title link = Buck JD - Brotherhood | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Buck, Jirah Dewey|J. D. Buck]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Distinguishes the one true meaning of "Universal Brotherhood"—an intellectual assent to the fact joined with a determined effort to act upon it—from its mere profession, and finds pure Theosophy and genuine Christianity to be, in this sense, the same thing. | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-248-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 248-251 | ||
| title = | | title = The Society and its Object | ||
| author = | | title link = Gebhard A - The Society and its Object | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Gebhard, Arthur|Arthur Gebhard]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Argues that the Theosophical Society's superiority lies in welcoming every seeker, since its three objects are in reality one; counsels disappointed members, through the analogy of three classes of artist, to examine whether their disappointment stems from wounded self-will rather than a genuine love of Truth. | ||
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| id = 04-251-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 251 | ||
| title = | | title = Quote | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p251 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = Kapilya | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A short filler quotation on speaking with love or not speaking at all. | ||
| in russian = | | type = quote | ||
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| id = 04- | | format = linked | ||
| id = 04-252-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 252-253 | ||
| title = | | title = Popular Misconceptions about the Fourth Dimension | ||
| author = | | title link = Edge HT - Popular Misconceptions about the Fourth Dimension | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Edge, Henry Travers|H. T. Edge]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A response to F. S. Collins's two-part article on the Fourth Dimension, arguing that "space" (Extension) is inherently three-dimensional as a property of matter, and that C. H. Hinton's four-dimensional reasoning really describes astral perception rather than a true fourth dimension. | ||
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| id = 04-253-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 253 | ||
| title = | | title = Quotes | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p253 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = Bodhi Mur, Jacob Boehme | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Two short filler quotations on fire and the nature of life. | ||
| in russian = | | type = quote | ||
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| id = 04-254-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 254-256 | ||
| title = | | title = Kama Loka—Suicides—Accidental Deaths | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p254 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Unsigned extracts from a private letter distinguishing the Kama-loka fate of suicides, accident victims, and those who die of vicious excess, with an account of the astral punishment of a murderer such as "a Guiteau." | ||
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| id = 04-256-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 256 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p256 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned notice of the Hermetic Publishing Co.'s ''Christos''. | ||
| in russian = | | type = notice | ||
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| id = 04-256-02 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 256-257 | ||
| title = | | title = To Theosophists Willing to Work | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - To Theosophists Willing to Work | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Judge, as General Secretary, describes and invites support for the organized scheme of mailing Theosophical tracts to names gathered from small-town newspapers across the United States. | ||
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| id = 04-257-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 257-259 | ||
| title = | | title = Suggestions for Branch T. S. Work | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p257 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = G. Hijo | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part VII: on the proper attitude of a Theosophist toward non-Theosophists, cautioning against indiscriminate missionary zeal and urging patience modeled on the Masters' own willingness to wait for a seeker's readiness. | ||
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| id = 04-260-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 260-262 | ||
| title = | | title = Theosophical Activities | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol4/Text#path_v4_n8_p260 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Col. Olcott's Presidential Order summoning a Special Session of the General Council for May 1890; America (the Golden Gate Lodge's new tract; the Brooklyn T. S.'s full season schedule of topics; new Circulating Library books; the Gautama T. S. of San Diego; a new tract on reincarnation); Ireland (the Dublin Lodge's new rooms; Col. Olcott's lecture tour with Bro. B. Keightley). | ||
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| id = 04-262-01 | |||
| year = 1889 | | year = 1889 | ||
| volume = 4 | | volume = 4 | ||
| number = | | number = 8 | ||
| month = | | month = November | ||
| page = | | page = 262-264 | ||
| title = Tea Table Talk | |||
| title link = Keightley J - Tea Table Talk | |||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | |||
| author signed = Julius | |||
| comment = On devotion to the Masters' Cause rather than to one's own personal development, correspondents' differing views on fixed hours for concentration, two anecdotes of apparent thought-transference between distant friends, and a small child's account of having seen "a great beautiful Light" before birth. | |||
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