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The Secret Doctrine THE SYNTHESIS OF SCIENCE, RELIGION, AND PHILOSOPHY. By
Elias Nthatisi
Blavatsky's masterwork on theosophy, covering cosmic, planetary, and human evolution, as well as science, religion, and mythology. Based on the Stanzas of Dzyan, with corroborating testimony from over 1,200 sources. Originally published 1888. Theosophical University Press electronic version ISBN 1-55700-124-3 (print version also available). Due to current limitations in the ASCII character set, and for easy in searching, no diacritical marks appear in this electronic version of the text. This edition was corrected against the facsimile edition of 1888. Obvious errors, such as missing letters, have been corrected; otherwise it follows the facsimile edition-material not appearing there appears in double brackets [[ ]]. Hebrew characters are inserted as illustrations, but Greek text has been transliterated into italic Latin characters in double brackets. For further explanation of the conventions used, go to the Notes file.
Gegea Oana-Mihaela
THE SECRET DOCTRINE IN PYTHAGOREAN AND PLATONIC TEACHINGS
José Arenilla
[In her article, "Old Philosophers and Modern Critics," H.P.B. remarks that although twenty-two and a half (now one more) centuries have elapsed since the death of Plato, "the great minds of the world are still occupied with his writings." Ancient teachers of the East, she says, "transmitted their indelible imprint through the intervening centuries, by means of Pythagoras, upon Plato and his school." In the three-part collation now begun, statements have been gathered from various places in The Secret Doctrine, which, taken together, show in some detail how the leading ideas of the Wisdom Religion were transmitted by the initiated Greek philosophers. Sources by volume and page are given at the end of each installment.] [Note: A link to the article referred to and quoted from above, written by HPB, has been placed at the end of this article.-Compiler.]
The Secret Doctrine Volume IV, The Nature of Everything
Madonna-Megara Holloway
Part I – Spirilla Theory and Cosmology Stephen Hawking once proclaimed that String Theory may be able to unify the various forces although later he became disillusioned thinking that there may be no Theory of Everything. This very condensed book pulls together the various forces into the Spirilla Theory which supersedes String Theory and introduces the Relativity of Consciousness. The foundation of the Spirilla Theory is based on the writings of H. P. Blavatsky, A. B. Bailey, and A. Besant. By overlaying the works of Einstein, Bohm, de Broglie, Dirac, Bell and other great scientific minds, on top of the foundation, the unification of the various forces and theories starts to appear; each field of study supplying a part of the puzzle but only a holistic view of ALL endeavors will solve the mystery. The book starts by laying the groundwork through the Introduction, a review of Bell’s Theorem and p-adic mathematics; following this, each major section begins with a quote from the foundational works followed by the quotes from scientific papers demonstrating the current known thinking on the various topics; no attempts are made to edit the works (except with a few exceptions for clarity and/or length) of the various authors and references to the scientists’ works are maintained. Each section is pulled together so that a picture can be seen. This section; 1. Redefines the atom with the addition of a subquark; 2. Defines the Spirilla Theory which unifies Quantum Mechanics and General Relativity, and explains Quantum Entanglement; 3. Defines new particles; 4. Redefines time and space; 5. Defines and solves the mystery of Black Holes and links the cosmic and quantum black hole through the spirillae; 6. Delves into the mystery of the Macroverse; 7. Outlines the steps in the origins of the universe; 8. Adds an equation to Einstein’s original 1905 paper on relativity which sees the speed of light approaching infinity; 9. Gives the foundation for developing space travel; and, as an appendix, 10. Gives detailed information for the development of a new energy source – Quantum Energy. Part II - Ontology, Epistemology & Manifestations Part II is divided into three sections: 1. Ontology and the fundamental concepts of reality which discusses: a. consciousness and delves into the mystery of human consciousness having cosmic origins; b. reincarnation and gives the various laws affecting rebirth, with a discussion on the principle of mutation and the perfecting of form; c. the work of form-building, transmutation of form and the building of a human form. 2. Epistemology which covers a great deal of topics however; for the purposes of NOE the subject is restricted to; a. evolution including a definition of the Law of Evolution, the cyclic ebb and flow and the rhythmic work of creation, the process of substitution, the evolution of man and the genesis of the pithecoid stocks; and b. death including the processes of death, two main reasons for cremation and the sequence of events at death. 3. Manifestations of the various religions including: a. why Christians don’t believe in reincarnation; b. the coming science of invocation and evocation; c. Quantum Entanglement Over Time (QEoT) or The Law of Cause and Effect, and The Law of Karma with a discussion on The Golden Rule ; and d. The New World Religion.
Man the Grand Symbol of the Mysteries, Thoughts in occult anatomy by Manly P Hall
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The Occult History of the Third Reich Part 1 (Peter Crawford) (Z Library)
Angel Wilding
Sacred reading as magical practice: a theological hermeneutic of Dion Fortune’s The Cosmic Doctrine
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Dale Kendrick
The Blazing White Dragon
robert graham
Correspondences 5
Reincarnation in The Secret Doctrine
2017 •
Julie Chajes
Throughout her career as an occultist, H. P. Blavatsky (1831–1891), the primary theorist of the nineteenth century's most influential occultist movement, the Theosophical Society, taught two distinct theories of rebirth: metempsychosis and reincarnation. This paper provides a detailed description of the latter, as outlined in Blavatsky's magnum opus, The Secret Doctrine (1888), and contemporaneous publications. In so doing, it offers several correctives and refinements to scholarly analyses of Theosophical reincarnationism offered over the last thirty years.
