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Fill in the table of contents for issues 1-3 (April-June 1890)
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
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| title = The Path's Fifth Year | | title = The Path's Fifth Year | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p1 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned editorial opening Volume V, reflecting on the magazine's four completed years and the heightened significance of this "fifth year" under the numerological symbolism of 5 as Light, Justice, and Nemesis. | ||
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| id = 05-002-01 | | id = 05-002-01 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 2 | | page = 2-7 | ||
| title = The Missionary Function of Theosophy | | title = The Missionary Function of Theosophy | ||
| author = | | title link = Fullerton A - The Missionary Function of Theosophy | ||
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| comment = | | author = [[Fullerton, Alexander|Alexander Fullerton]] | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Argues that Theosophic missionary work should avoid controversy and simply disseminate Theosophy as widely as possible, since receptivity to its truths is a matter of spiritual evolution rather than of argument or persuasion; the aim is not to convert the many but to reach the one soul, in any incarnation, already ready to receive it. | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 8 | | page = 8 | ||
| title = The Essential Fire | | title = The Essential Fire | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p8 | ||
| author signed = St George Best | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = St. George Best | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A sonnet on the search for an inward light to right the soul's spiritual blindness. | ||
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| id = 05-008-02 | | id = 05-008-02 | ||
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| number = 1 | | number = 1 | ||
| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 8 | | page = 8-9 | ||
| title = The Headquarters at Adyar | | title = The Headquarters at Adyar | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p8 | ||
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| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned, illustrated description of the Adyar Headquarters' buildings and grounds, accompanying a picture of the compound with Col. Olcott standing at one end. | ||
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| id = 05-010-01 | | id = 05-010-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 10 | | page = 10-14 | ||
| title = Speak Little; Judge Not | | title = Speak Little; Judge Not; Love Much; and Work | ||
| author = | | title link = Buck JD - Speak Little Judge Not Love Much and Work | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Buck, Jirah Dewey|J. D. Buck]] | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = On the self-possession that follows true renunciation, the "transformer" who roots out evil in himself rather than the "reformer" who merely condemns it in others, and H. P. Blavatsky's own tireless, unrewarded labor as the supreme present-day example of selfless work. | ||
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| id = 05-014-01 | | id = 05-014-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 14 | | page = 14-15 | ||
| title = The Sevenfold Division. | | title = The Sevenfold Division | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - The Sevenfold Division | ||
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| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Eusebio Urban | | author signed = Eusebio Urban | ||
| comment = | | comment = Against speaking of man's "seven principles," which wrongly implies seven distinct spirits, proposes that Atma be recognized as the one indivisible principle acting through six vehicles, tabulating the correspondence with Sinnett's sevenfold scheme. | ||
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| id = 05-015-01 | | id = 05-015-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 15 | | page = 15-17 | ||
| title = Responsibility for Right | | title = Responsibility for Right and Wrong Action | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p15 | ||
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| author = | |||
| author signed = Exeter | | author signed = Exeter | ||
| comment = | | comment = A fundamental teaching of Theosophy is man's responsibility to himself alone for his actions; argues that every man is a law unto himself under Karma and reincarnation, illustrated by an extended quotation from Edwin Arnold's ''The Light of Asia''. | ||
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| id = 05-018-01 | | id = 05-018-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 18 | | page = 18-20 | ||
| title = Means to the End | | title = Means to the End | ||
| author = | | title link = Connelly JH - Means to the End | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Connelly, James H.|James H. Connelly]] | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = On a correspondent's practice of keeping a daily commonplace-book of passages for self-purification, and on the need to guard against evil thoughts and wanton speech, closing with excerpts from the sixteenth and second chapters of the Bhagavad-Gita in Edwin Arnold's translation. | ||
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| id = 05-020-01 | | id = 05-020-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 20 | | page = 20-21 | ||
| title = Answers to Questioners | | title = Answers to Questioners | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p20 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Unsigned answers to two readers' questions: whether Theosophy teaches that new souls are created to meet a growing population, and why reincarnation is needed if we started as perfect spirit. | ||
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| id = 05-021-01 | | id = 05-021-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 21 | | page = 21-22 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p20 | ||
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| author = | |||
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| comment = Unsigned notices of the New York play "The Stepping Stone" (based on a fictional teacher of Occult Science), the March ''Lucifer'', and Annie Besant's "Why I Became a Theosophist" being published in England by Mr. Bradlaugh's Freethought Publishing Co. | |||
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| id = 05-022-01 | | id = 05-022-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 22 | | page = 22-24 | ||
| 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 = Opens with a suggestion that Theosophist writers sign their initials to their public writings, collects accounts of mesmeric healing of injured animals, and closes with Jasper Niemand's counsel on inward quiet and a batch of thought-transference anecdotes between two correspondents. | ||
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| id = 05-024-01 | | id = 05-024-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 24 | | page = 24-27 | ||
| title = Suggestions for Branch | | title = Suggestions for Branch T. S. Work | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p24 | ||
| author signed = G Hijo | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = G. Hijo | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part IX, "The Value of Books": on the proper, balanced use of books as an aid to study, neither to be discarded nor relied upon exclusively, closing with the story of a Chinese mandarin who declined the offer of books in captivity. | ||
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| id = 05-027-01 | | id = 05-027-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = | | page = 27-31 | ||
| title = Theosophical Activities | |||
| title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p27 | |||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: America (the Golden Gate Lodge's activity; two new California Charters and the Stockton T. S.; a fuller account of Mr. Bertram Keightley's tour through San Francisco, Sacramento, and the new Narada and Sakti Branches; Oakland); Europe (Greece's revival efforts and a Greek-Italian reciprocal aid plan; the Blavatsky Lodge, a new Brixton lending library, a working women's club, and new Branches at Newcastle-on-Tyne and Exmouth); France (the new Altruistic T. S. at Nantes and ''Le Lotus Bleu''; a Philadelphia lecture on the Cosmic Ether). | |||
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| id = 05-031-01 | | id = 05-031-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 31 | | page = 31 | ||
| title = Headquarters | | title = Headquarters and Tracts | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p31 | ||
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| author = | |||
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| comment = An unsigned update on donations following the General Secretary's appeals, reporting $122.10 in March contributions and 107,000 tracts printed to date. | |||
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| id = 05-032-01 | | id = 05-032-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = April | | month = April | ||
| page = 32 | | page = 32 | ||
| title = American Section Annual Convention | | title = American Section Annual Convention; General Notices | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n1_p32 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Notice, signed by William Q. Judge as General Secretary, of the Annual Convention at Chicago, April 27-28, 1890; followed by five general notices (a delayed book, the Lucifer subscription rate, the May portrait of Col. Olcott, back issues of Lucifer wanted, and Forum No. 10's mailing). | ||
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| id = 05-033-01 | | id = 05-033-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 33 | | page = 33-38 | ||
| title = Carlo's Game | | title = Carlo's Game | ||
| author = | | title link = Keightley J - Carlos Game | ||
| author signed = J Campbell | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Keightley, Julia|Julia Keightley]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = J. Campbell Verplanck | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A second "Uncle John" dialogue-story: playing his "Remember Game," little Carlo questions his uncle about the tree's "blood," the hidden Mover behind all motion, the One Fire with its "forty-nine ways," and his dead mother's nearness, concluding that the Fire is God. | ||
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| id = 05-038-01 | | id = 05-038-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 38 | | page = 38 | ||
| title = Henry | | title = Henry Steele Olcott | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p38 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned biographical sketch of Col. Olcott accompanying his portrait. | ||
| in russian = | | type = notice | ||
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| id = 05-040-01 | | id = 05-040-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 40 | | page = 40-41 | ||
| title = Notes on Devachan | | title = Notes on Devachan | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p40 | ||
| author signed = X. | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = X. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = On the varied, non-monotonous character of life in Devachan as the working-out, on the subjective plane, of the moral and spiritual energies of earth life, governed by the single most intense moment of the dying brain. | ||
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| id = 05-041-01 | | id = 05-041-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 41 | | page = 41-44 | ||
| title = Closed or Open Lodges | | title = Closed or Open Lodges | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Closed or Open Lodges | ||
| author signed = Harris P | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = Harris P. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = On why Private Branches of the Theosophical Society, however occasionally justified, cannot thrive or grow compared to open Branches, since the missionary, altruistic function of a Branch is incompatible with secrecy and exclusiveness. | ||
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| id = 05-044-01 | | id = 05-044-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 44 | | page = 44-46 | ||
| title = Hypnotism | | title = Hypnotism-Mesmerism | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Hypnotism-Mesmerism | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Rodriguez Undiano | | author signed = Rodriguez Undiano | ||
| comment = | | comment = On the medical establishment's belated discovery, under the new name "hypnotism," of what mesmerists and the common people had known for generations, and on the danger that its facts, once admitted, will serve as an "entering wedge" toward recognizing a Hidden Self. | ||
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| id = 05-046-01 | | id = 05-046-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 46 | | page = 46-50 | ||
| title = Theosophy in Relation to our Daily Life | | title = Theosophy in Relation to our Daily Life | ||
| author = | | title link = Hillard K - Theosophy in Relation to our Daily Life | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Hillard, Katharine|Katharine Hillard]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A paper read before the Aryan T. S., subtitled "Trifles," responding to a talk by Mr. Judge on the minor opportunities of daily life, arguing that faithfulness in small duties, little courtesies, and cultivated cheerfulness are themselves the truest field for the practice of Theosophy. | ||
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| id = 05-050-01 | | id = 05-050-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 50 | | page = 50-51 | ||
| title = Misleading Terms | | title = Misleading Terms. I. The Soul | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p50 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = N. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = First of two papers read before the Aryan T. S. (April 8, 1890) on misleading theosophical terms: argues that Soul, Ego, and Manas represent one and the same idea, intermediate between Spirit and the physical body. | ||
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| id = 05-051-01 | |||
| year = 1890 | |||
| volume = 5 | |||
| number = 2 | |||
| month = May | |||
| page = 51-52 | |||
| title = Misleading Terms. II. Principles | |||
| title link = Fullerton A - Misleading Terms | |||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Fullerton, Alexander|Alexander Fullerton]] | |||
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| comment = Second of the two papers: argues against both "principles" and "vehicles" as names for man's seven constituents, and proposes "components" instead. | |||
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| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 52 | | page = 52-55 | ||
| title = Man's Origin | | title = Man's Origin | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p52 | ||
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| author signed = N. | | author signed = N. | ||
| comment = | | comment = A paper read before the Aryan T. S. (March 11, 1890) arguing from the ''Secret Doctrine'' that man's first appearance on this planet, through the mindless lunar Pitris, was as a soulless being, later ensouled by the incarnation of the "Sons of Wisdom," making of man a dual being of lunar and solar descent. | ||
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| id = 05-055-01 | | id = 05-055-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 55 | | page = 55-58 | ||
| title = Occultism; What is It? | | title = Occultism; What is It? | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Occultism What is It | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Eusebio Urban | | author signed = Eusebio Urban | ||
| comment = | | comment = Warns earnest students against both self-styled occultists who merely repeat book-formulae and those who offer purity as a substitute for knowledge, sketching the vastness and danger of genuine Occult Science, mastered only through long, unselfish work. | ||
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| number = 2 | | number = 2 | ||
| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 58 | | page = 58-60 | ||
| title = One of the Signs of the Cycle | | title = One of the Signs of the Cycle | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - One of the Signs of the Cycle | ||
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| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = William Brehon | | author signed = William Brehon | ||
| comment = | | comment = On America's disproportionate growth of Theosophical Branches compared with England and India as a sign of the cyclic movement of civilization, pointing to America as the new and vigorous champion of the ancient wisdom-religion. | ||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 60 | | page = 60-63 | ||
| 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 = Opens with a correspondent's account of mesmeric healing of pets and the power of thought, then collects correspondents' psychic experiences — an aura seen as a visionary "Lady of Life," an etheric "cube" that guided a woman to her lost eye-glasses — with Julius's explanations of the Astral Light and the sixth sense. | ||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 63 | | page = 63-64 | ||
| title = | | title = Correspondence | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p63 | ||
| author signed = Frank S Collins | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = Frank S. Collins | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A letter from Malden, Mass. (March 26, 1890) clarifying that a resemblance between the writer's 1888 Path article on Tennyson's ''Idylls of the King'' and a later article by C. B. Pallen was coincidental, both having independently drawn on a common 1873 source. | ||
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| id = 05-064-01 | | id = 05-064-01 | ||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 64 | | page = 64-65 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes; Notices | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p64 | ||
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| comment = An unsigned review of ''Transactions, Blavatsky Lodge'', Part I, followed by four general notices on the Theosophical Forum, back issues of the Transactions, additional Circulating Library books, and electrotype portraits for sale. | |||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 65 | | page = 65-66 | ||
| title = | | title = Once More—The Tract-Mailing Scheme | ||
| title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p65 | |||
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| comment = An unsigned appeal reporting the fund again nearly exhausted despite a $100 gift enabling a new city's missionizing, with 130,000 tracts printed to date. | |||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 66 | | page = 66-68 | ||
| title = | | title = Theosophical Activities | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p66 | ||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: America (a fuller account of Mr. Bertram Keightley's tour through Omaha, Lincoln, and Sioux City; the Triangle T. S., Point Loma Lodge, Dharma T. S. Cleveland, the Pacific Coast Organization, and the Vedanta Branch; two new Charters); Europe (London Theosophical efforts including an East End lecture room, the Dublin Lodge, lectures by Herbert Burrows and Annie Besant, and Sweden's growing Lodge). | |||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 68 | | page = 68-72 | ||
| title = | | title = The Theosophical Convention Held in Chicago | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p68 | ||
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| comment = An unsigned full report of the American Section's Annual Convention at Chicago (April 27-28, 1890), with Dr. Buck as chairman, addresses by Buck, Bertram Keightley, Mrs. Phelon and Dr. Anderson, resolutions of loyalty to H. P. Blavatsky, and the election of officers and a new Executive Committee. | |||
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| id = 05-072-01 | | id = 05-072-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = May | | month = May | ||
| page = 72 | | page = 72 | ||
| title = | | title = Obituary Notice | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n2_p72 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An obituary for E. D. Walker, F. T. S., author of ''Reincarnation'', who died by accidental drowning while compiling a companion work on Karma. | ||
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| id = 05-073-01 | | id = 05-073-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 73 | | page = 73-79 | ||
| title = Theosophy in its Practical Application to Daily Life | | title = Theosophy in its Practical Application to Daily Life | ||
| author = | | title link = Fullerton A - Theosophy in its Practical Application to Daily Life | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Fullerton, Alexander|Alexander Fullerton]] | ||
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| links to text = | | comment = Part II: applies Theosophy as explaining the phenomena of daily life — the periodicity of panics and revivals, and the diverse intellectual and moral endowments of individuals — through the doctrines of Reincarnation and Karma. | ||
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| id = 05-079-01 | | id = 05-079-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 79 | | page = 79-82 | ||
| title = Notes on Devachan | | title = Notes on Devachan | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p79 | ||
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| author signed = X. | | author signed = X. | ||
| comment = | | comment = Continued: describes the allegorical land of Sukhavati from Buddhist scripture, the purified, beatified personal Ego reborn there, the self-created and infinitely various bliss of Devachan, and the dying brain's dominant feeling as the "fashioner" of the next Devachanic or earthly life. | ||
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| id = 05-082-01 | | id = 05-082-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 82 | | page = 82-84 | ||
| title = Brotherhood | | title = Brotherhood and Sex | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p82 | ||
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| author signed = Harij | | author signed = Harij | ||
| comment = | | comment = Argues that the brotherhood of man includes the sisterhood of woman, that selfishness rather than marriage itself is the real root of unhappy unions, and that the true relation of the sexes, inspired by altruism rather than animal passion, redeems and elevates both. | ||
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| id = 05-084-01 | | id = 05-084-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 84 | | page = 84-85 | ||
| title = Much Reading Little Thought | | title = Much Reading, Little Thought | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Much Reading Little Thought | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = William Brehon | | author signed = William Brehon | ||
| comment = | | comment = Argues that Theosophists read too many new books and think too little upon them, recommending that a student confine himself for a long time to the Bhagavad-Gita, the Upanishads, and the Secret Doctrine, thoroughly digested, rather than skim many books. | ||
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| id = 05-085-01 | | id = 05-085-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 85 | | page = 85-88 | ||
| title = Repentance | | title = Repentance | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p85 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = F. A. C. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Argues that genuine repentance is the assertion of the higher nature with no thought of self or consequences, and that thoughts and desires are themselves actualities with Karmic effect, so that a man's fate rests not on his outward deeds but on his true character and motive. | ||
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| id = 05-088-01 | | id = 05-088-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 88 | | page = 88-90 | ||
| title = The Sevenfold Constitution of Man | | title = The Sevenfold Constitution of Man | ||
| author = | | title link = Hillard K - The Sevenfold Constitution of Man | ||
| author signed = | | title style = small-caps | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Hillard, Katharine|Katharine Hillard]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Argues that the difficulty of grasping man's sevenfold constitution lies in trying to picture spiritual things as concrete entities, and presents the "principles" instead as aspects and states of a single underlying consciousness, Manas, the one enduring real man. | ||
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| id = 05-090-01 | | id = 05-090-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 90 | | page = 90-91 | ||
| title = The Cycle of 5000 Years | | title = The Cycle of 5000 Years | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p90 | ||
| author signed = | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = K. P. Mukherji, F. T. S. | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A letter from Berhampore, India (March 13, 1890) on the approaching close of the 5,000-year cycle of Kali Yuga according to Hindu astrological reckoning, and the great responsibility this places on the leaders of the Theosophical movement. | ||
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| id = 05-091-01 | | id = 05-091-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 91 | | page = 91-92 | ||
| title = Remembering the Experiences of the Ego | | title = Remembering the Experiences of the Ego | ||
| author = | | title link = Judge W.Q. - Remembering the Experiences of the Ego | ||
| title style = small-caps | |||
| author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | |||
| author signed = Eusebio Urban | | author signed = Eusebio Urban | ||
| comment = | | comment = On why the lower mind cannot recall the experiences of the Higher Self during sleep, since the Ego's experiences on its own plane are communicated in a foreign "language" of pictures that the waking brain must learn to translate. | ||
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| id = 05-092-01 | | id = 05-092-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| number = 3 | | number = 3 | ||
| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 92 | | page = 92-93 | ||
| title = | | title = Literary Notes | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p92 | ||
| author signed = Transactions of the London Lodge | | title style = normal | ||
| author = | |||
| type = | | author signed = | ||
| links to text = | | comment = An unsigned review of A. P. Sinnett's ''Transactions of the London Lodge T. S.'' No. 15 (the review itself signed "Harris P."), and a notice of ''The Buddhist'', a weekly paper of the Colombo Branch. | ||
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| id = 05-093-01 | | id = 05-093-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 93 | | page = 93-95 | ||
| 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 = After a quiet month at the Tea Table, collects several thought-transference "coincidences" among the Professor and correspondents, and two symbolic dreams, one of flowers hidden under moss and one of a lost diamond ring found by the astral self. | ||
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| id = 05-095-01 | | id = 05-095-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 95 | | page = 95-96 | ||
| title = Suggestions for Branch | | title = Suggestions for Branch T. S. Work | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p95 | ||
| author signed = G Hijo | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = | ||
| type = | | author signed = G. Hijo | ||
| links to text = | | comment = Part X, "Study of Self": on the inexorable occult law that one can advance only by one's own self-study and work, since there is no vicarious advancement, and on penetrating the illusions of Maya that cause fictitious values to be placed on daily life. | ||
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| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 96 | | page = 96-101 | ||
| title = Theosophical Activities; Abstract of Reports from Branches | |||
| title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p96 | |||
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| comment = Unsigned notices: a fuller account of Mr. Bertram Keightley's tour through Chicago, Muskegon, and Darlington, Wis.; abstracted annual reports from eleven American Branches; a lecture on Indian Theosophy by Henry W. Cherouny; a new Baltimore Charter application; India's planned course of Headquarters lectures; and the opening of the Philalethean T. S. in Europe. | |||
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| id = 05-102-01 | | id = 05-102-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 102 | | page = 102-104 | ||
| title = | | title = The New "Department of Branch Work" | ||
| author = | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p102 | ||
| author signed = William Q Judge | | title style = normal | ||
| comment = | | author = [[Judge, William Quan|W. Q. Judge]] | ||
| type = | | author signed = William Q. Judge | ||
| links to text = | | comment = A circular, signed by Judge as General Secretary, announcing a new scheme for circulating the best Branch papers in print among all Branches, and appealing for Branch subscriptions to fund it. | ||
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| id = 05-103-01 | | id = 05-103-01 | ||
| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||
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| month = June | | month = June | ||
| page = 103 | | page = 103-104 | ||
| title = | | title = Notices; In Memoriam | ||
| | | title link = Path/Vol5/Text#path_v5_n3_p103 | ||
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| comment = Five general notices (the Convention Report, Headquarters' depleted treasury, new book editions, and the arrival of ''Gems from the East''), followed by an In Memoriam notice for Mrs. Kate S. Sherburne, F. T. S. | |||
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| year = 1890 | | year = 1890 | ||