The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:124-130
In closing the Fifth Stanza, H.P. Blavatsky dealt with the theme of the "DIVINE HERMAPHRODITE" and its division into distinct male and...
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The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:109-124
In the Fifth Stanza in The Secret Doctrine 2:117, H.P. Blavatsky gave her account of the transition from the First Root-Race to the...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:86-108
The Fourth Stanza begins with the people of the oozing pores. Viewed from different perspectives, the term can be a reference to the...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:75-85
The Third Stanza follows the earliest development of the Third Root-Race in nature's attempt to create a true "MAN" who possesses all the...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:54-68
In dealing with the early Root-Races in the Second Stanza, H.P. Blavatsky referred to the Chinese "Shan-Hai-King," or The Classic of...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:47-54
In the transition from the First Stanza to the Second Stanza in The Secret Doctrine 2:47, H.P. Blavatsky reminded her readers that the...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:35-44
In The Secret Doctrine 2:41, H.P. Blavatsky elaborated on the key theme in the First Stanza: the need to center the "Cosmic principle of...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:33-34
In The Secret Doctrine 2:33 in the First Stanza, H.P. Blavatsky considered the relation of the Dhyani-Buddhas and the Planetary Spirits...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:27-29
H.P. Blavatsky continued her discussion on the relation between the Dhyani-Buddhas and the Planetary Spirits in the First Stanza....
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:22-26
In the First Stanza of "Anthropogenesis," H.P. Blavatsky outlined the cosmic production of mankind. The "chief Spirit" as the Central Sun...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:2-12
While the seven human groups all appeared around the North Pole, they slowly migrated westwards and southwards to different portions of...
The Secret Doctrine, Volume 2:1
In her preliminary notes, H.P. Blavatsky presented three main propositions underlying the principal tenets for the evolution of mankind...
Letter 24: Looking Back
To A. If there is one thing I could take back in this life, I would take back that five minutes on the basketball court when I yelled at...
Letter 23: Diogenes
To A. The deepening of the inner life depends on the instantaneous recognition that we have harmed another. To take immediate...
Letter 22: The Spaceship
To A. Henry Miller was a famous writer who brought a new kind of "gritty"to American literature. I always appreciated his notion that...
Letter 21: Sisyphus
To K. A human being is not one thing at a time. We cannot make ourselves pure inwardness anymore than we can make ourselves pure...
Letter 20: A Writer
To A. I am a writer on how theosophy exists in the human consciousness. One is not "alone" along the shores of the inner self because the...
Letter 19: Orpheus & Eurydice
To A. When a person begins his quest he may envision it as a relationship between himself and knowledge, like there are two variables in...
Letter 18: Rumi
To B. Like Rumi, I found my shams or teacher. He stood at the top of a flight of stairs in a smelly old building in a beaten-down...
Letter 17: Antilogy
To B. Knowing oneself is actually a process of dismemberment. With each step towards self-knowledge, we cut ourselves more deeply. The...
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