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On cyclic law as the key to the periodic descent of celestial influences and progressed souls among ... +
On the unreliability of psychometric and clairvoyant testimony, prompted by a proposal to use psycho... +
In reply to a reader's objection that time spent in Devachan is time lost to unselfish work on earth... +
A reply to a correspondent on apparent contradictions in Theosophical literature about Devachan, cla... +
On astrological predictions of great coming changes, and the Theosophical attitude toward such proph... +
Judge's note on reports of yogis and rishis disappearing at will, examining the occult and yogic bas... +
On the danger of dogmatism arising within the Theosophical Society itself, despite its founding purp... +
On a Master's early instruction, through H.P.B., that every member of the Society should work as a c... +
Published in September 1890, with an advertisement in that month’s issue of The Path. <span style="c... +
A brief editorial defense of H.P. Blavatsky against W.E. Coleman's attacks, prompted by two articles... +
A brief closing note marking the end of The Path's third year, noting that the magazine has been sup... +
On Karma and reincarnation as the law shaping one's environment, arguing that the Western self must ... +
On why some people perceive 'spooks' or psychic phenomena and others do not, attributed to differenc... +
Judge's closing address as Chairman of the Second Annual Convention of the European Section of the T... +
On evolution as the periodic coming-forth of all things from the Absolute and their return to it, th... +
A retrospective on the founding of the Theosophical Society fifteen years earlier at Blavatsky's res... +
A brief editorial marking five years since ''The Path'' began publication, and thanking its readers ... +
On karma and the consequences, in future lives, of how we treat others now, urging that Theosophical... +
A reply to Western students demanding tangible proof of occultism, arguing that the only fact that c... +
On the occult meaning of 'glamour' as illusion produced on the senses of others, distinct from ordin... +