Two Mahatmas inspired the founding of the theosophical Society in 1857. But who are the Mahatmas? Are they real person? How authentic are their letter? What is the story behind their origin? These and many more questions are answered in the seventeen chapters of this book, which contain facsimiles of the letters and other material of much interest. Many letters were received from the mahatmas between 1880 and 1885 by Mr. A. P. Sinnett, who was Editor of the then well-known newspaper The Pioneer published from Allahabad. As a result he published his book entitled the Occult World. This publication, as well as the letters themselves (Published by the Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar) and the letters of H. P. Balavatsky to A. P. Sinnett, are the main sources for Mr. Barborka.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Geoffry A. Barborka
Geoffry A. Barborka was a profound student of oriental philosophy, particularly The Secret Doctrine, source book and classic of modern Theosophy. Many students have felt the need for further explication of that profound text. Barborka had set himself t this task. His trade was that of a printer but he distinguished himself as a scholar, author and lecturer on theosophical topics. He was also a skilled musician and linguist. A lifetime theosophist, Barborka died in Ojai, California, on 30 September 1982 at the age of eighty-five. Several books written by him would long remain a monument to his scholarship. Chief among these, perhaps, is The Divine Plan, an invaluable work for students of The Secret Doctrine.
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The Mahatmas and their Letters
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1st ed.
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