Walsh, Marie A.
American Theosophist active in California, a member of the Golden Gate T. S. and a frequent public lecturer for the Aurora and Golden Gate branches in the San Francisco Bay Area in 1890-91 (lecture topics included reincarnation and "Theosophy as a Scientific Religion"). Co-edited, with Louisa A. Off, the short-lived Los Angeles Theosophical magazine The New Californian.
Contributed "What Can Theosophy do for the Children?" to The Path (March 1891), arguing that Theosophy's teaching of Unity, rather than its Sanskrit terminology, makes it well suited to children, with examples from a Sunday-school class.
Some links:
- Works: Walsh M.A. (works)
- CTD article in Russian: Уолш, Мари А.
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