Mukherji, K. P.

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K. P. Mukherji

Indian Theosophist (Kali Prasanna Mukherji), of Berhampore, Bengal; one of the Secretaries of the Berhampore Theosophical Society (Adhi Bhoutic Bhratru T. S.), which he joined after hearing Henry Olcott lecture at Lucknow in March 1882. Contributed "Bhakti—Devoted Faith" to The Path (April 1891), on Bhakti, the path of loving devotion, as one of the three forms of Sadhana alongside Gnanam (knowledge) and Yoga, illustrated by the life of the Vaishnava teacher Chaitanya; and, signed with his full name "Kali Prasanna Mukherji," the letter "The Ganges. The Cycles. Evidence of Reincarnation" (May 1891), on an old prediction of the Ganges losing its sanctity to the Nerbuda river as marking the completion of a cycle of Kali Yuga.

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• Works: Mukherji K.P. (works)
• CTD article in Russian: Мукерджи, К. П.

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