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Theosophist: Jacob Boehme

By KMT

Theosophist Jacob Boehme was born in the little village of Alt Seidenburg, near Goerlitz, in 1575. Although his Theosophical co-workers, Giordano Bruno and Robert Fludd, incarnated in families of wealth and distinction, Boehme was the son of poor German peasants. It would be useless to speculate about the complications of Karma which led him into a life filled with such apparent obstacles. The point to be observed is that he... Read More

The Secret Doctrine Is Ancient

By KMT

(1.) The Secret Doctrine is the accumulated Wisdom of the Ages, and its cosmogony alone is the most stupendous and elaborate system: e.g., even in the exotericism of the Puranas. But such is the mysterious power of Occult symbolism, that the facts which have actually occupied countless generations of initiated seers and prophets to marshal, to set down and explain, in the bewildering series of evolutionary progress, are all recorded... Read More

In The Beginning: H.P. Blavatsky

By KMT

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky: Perhaps all of her work can be summed up in one of her maxims: Compassion is the law of laws. She explained that brotherhood is not a mere ideal – it is a fact in nature on the spiritual plane. From that we derive a logical basis and a binding source for morality that can guide and inspire us, even while more traditional religious sources are losing... Read More

Studies In Karma: Neo-Atlantean ‘Magic’

By KMT

Studies In Karma: Neo-Atlantean ‘Magic’: Individuals and nations in definite streams return in regularly recurring periods to the earth, and thus bring back to the globe the arts, the civilization, the very persons who once were on it at work. And as the units in nation and race are connected together by invisible strong threads, large bodies of such units moving slowly but surely all together reunite at different times... Read More

The Need for Transcendence In the Post-Modern World: Vaclav Havel

By KMT

Vaclav Havel President of the Czech Republic Acceptance Speech July 4, 1994. Independence Hall, Philadelphia, PA Ladies and Gentlemen, I take this occasion – in front of this historic building, where you have paid me the high honor of awarding me the Philadelphia Liberty Medal – as an invitation to set my own sights equally high. I would like, therefore, to turn my thoughts today to the state of the... Read More