Mystics and Mysticism in Christianity
It is no part of the purpose of the writer of this paper to give a connected history of mysticism, or to introduce all the… Read More »Mystics and Mysticism in Christianity
J. D. Buck
Physician, Freemason, member of the early Theosophical Society. Bio: Jirah Dewey Buck.
“His One Ambition”
I first met William Q. Judge in the winter of 1885. He spent Christmas week at my home in company with Arthur Gebhardt, who at… Read More »“His One Ambition”
Notice [re: Death of W.Q.J.]
Notice: To The Theosophical Society in America and its Fraters Throughout the World. Brothers:—Our leader has disappeared from the field of conflict. With courage undaunted,… Read More »Notice [re: Death of W.Q.J.]
The Old Wisdom-Religion
All readers of T. S. [Theosophical Society] literature are aware that the terms Theosophy, Secret Doctrine, and Wisdom-Religion are generally used as synonymous. While such… Read More »The Old Wisdom-Religion
Brotherhood
A great deal has been recently written in regard to the Brotherhood of Man. It is a frequent theme in many directions, and is liable… Read More »Brotherhood
The Planes of Consciousness
There are three conditions of consciousness in ordinary daily experience, that of ordinary wakefulness, that of sleep with dreams, and that of dreamless sleep. We… Read More »The Planes of Consciousness