Damodar K. Mavalankar

How a “Chela” Found His “Guru”

Letter(s)/ by S. Ramaswamier with Damodar K. Mavalankar, , The Theosophist, December, 1882

. . . When we met last at Bombay I told you what had happened to me at Tinnevelly. My health having been disturbed by… Read More »How a “Chela” Found His “Guru”

A Protest

Editorial/ by Anon. with Bhola Deva Sarma, Damodar K. Mavalankar, Deva Muni, Gwala K. Deb (Dharbagiri Nath), Nobin K. Bannerji, Paramahansa Shub-Tung, R. S. Gargya Deva, S. Ramaswamier, S. T. Krishnama Charya, T. Subba Row, T. T. Gurudas, , The Theosophist, September, 1882

We, the undersigned, the “Accepted” and “Probationary” Hindu Chelas of the Himalayan Brothers, their disciples in India, and Northern Cashmere, respectfully claim our right to… Read More »A Protest

Hints on Esoteric Theosophy [1-2]

Book/Letter(s)/ by A. O. Hume with Alice Gordon, Bal Nilaji Pitale, Daji Raja Chandra Singhji, Damodar K. Mavalankar, Dorab H. Bharucha, G. Muthuswamy Chetty, G. Y., Godolphin Mitford, Gunputrow N. Land, Gwala K. Deb (Dharbagiri Nath), H. P. Blavatsky, H. R. Z., H. S. Olcott, John Smith, K. A. Iyengar, K. M. Shroff, Krishna Shastri Godbole, M. S. Mudaliar, Mahatma K. H., Martandrao Babaji Nagnath, Minnie J. B. Scott, R. S. Harisinghji Rupsinghji, Ross Scott, S. Ramaswamier, T. V. Mudaliar, , April & August, 1882

No. 1 Is Theosophy a Delusion? Do the Brothers Exist? These letters are published with the permission of the writers, not because any of them… Read More »Hints on Esoteric Theosophy [1-2]