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Writings related to the Age of Enlightenment and Enlightenment Era Theosophists.

The Count de St. Germain

Article/ by Anon., Theosophy Magazine, November, 1938

One of the most mysterious characters in modern history is the famous Count de St. Germain, described by his friend Prince Karl von Hesse as… Read More »The Count de St. Germain

Cagliostro

Article/ by Anon., Theosophy Magazine, October, 1938

For 150 years Alessandro Cagliostro has been defamed as the arch-impostor of the eighteenth century. Why? Because it is claimed that Cagliostro was one of… Read More »Cagliostro

Louis Claude de Saint-Martin

Article/ by Anon., Theosophy Magazine, September, 1938 [Incl. Follow-up(s)]

The little town of Amboise in Touraine is redolent with memories. There, in the fourth century, Saint Martin, patron of Tours, overthrew an ancient pyramidal… Read More »Louis Claude de Saint-Martin

Anton Mesmer

Article/ by Anon., Theosophy Magazine, August, 1938

Mesmerism was from the philosophical standpoint the most pregnant of all discoveries, even though for the moment it propounded more riddles than it solved.—Schopenhauer As… Read More »Anton Mesmer

Mesmerism

Article/ by W. Q. Judge, Lucifer Magazine, May, 1892

This is the name given to an art, or the exhibition of a power to act upon others and the facility to be acted upon,… Read More »Mesmerism

Was Cagliostro A “Charlatan”?

Article/ by H. P. Blavatsky, Lucifer Magazine, January, 1890

To send the injured unredressed away, How great soe’er the offender, and the wrong’d Howe’er obscure, is wicked, weak and vile— Degrades, defiles, and should… Read More »Was Cagliostro A “Charlatan”?