Pythagoras’ Contribution
The stream of an ancient wisdom flows out of a remote antiquity. At times traces of its existence are observable while at others, when dogmatism… Read More »Pythagoras’ Contribution
I. M. Oderberg
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Light from Ancient Egypt
The ancient Egyptians conceived man and kosmos to be dual: firstly, the High God or Divine Mind arose out of the Primeval Waters of space… Read More »Light from Ancient Egypt
The Sacred Pilgrim in Greek Thought
If we consider man as composed of body, soul and spirit, then the sacred pilgrim in Greek thought is the human essence engaged in the… Read More »The Sacred Pilgrim in Greek Thought
The Radiant Thread of Egyptian Myth
The ancient Egyptians believed that the numerous gods of their pantheon were emanations from the First Cause of all life which, before the moment of… Read More »The Radiant Thread of Egyptian Myth
The Two Faces of Egypt
The resurgence of life during the vernal equinox has been celebrated by all peoples who have inherited from remotest antiquity the meaning of what occurs… Read More »The Two Faces of Egypt
The Riddle of Ancient Egypt
The ancient Egyptian civilizations is still strange to us after many decades of research into its features and history. It seems so contradictory and presents… Read More »The Riddle of Ancient Egypt
Egyptian Teachings in the Light of Theosophy
Verily there was some truth in the old saying, “The Wisdom of the Egyptians.” . . . — H. P. Blavatsky Origen tells us (in Contra… Read More »Egyptian Teachings in the Light of Theosophy