In collaboration with the London Lodge, we collated all articles under the title "Around the Table" from the Theosophy Magazine (1916-19) into this digital pamphlet for easy access. These articles feature Robert Crosbie as the Mentor, in dialogue with a family passing through everyday situations and are replete with practical Theosophical wisdom. Internal evidence strongly suggests that these anecdotes are based on real-life events.
We have digitized articles published under the title "Theosophy: Some Rare Perspectives" by Theosophy Company, LA and have made them available online. These articles rectify many perilous theosophical misconceptions that unconsciously persist even to this day. As such, these articles are important to our times and ought to be carefully studied by students world-over.
Important articles by HPB and WQJ that are not present in any prior publication of Theosophy Company are here reproduced from original sources. This quarter we added the following two articles by HPB to this pamphlet: "A Word with 'Zero'" and "'Lucifer' to the Archbishop of Canterbury, Greeting!" Both these articles help clarify the theosophical attitude towards and perspective on modern day Christianity.
We added an article by B. P. Wadia titled "Fire in Zoroastrianism" to the section of articles in Ancient Landmarks on Zoroastrianism, all of which were also written by BPW. While this particular title did not feature in the series published in Theosophy Magazine, it was still included as a natural constituent of the logical grouping of articles on Zoroastrianism by BPW in the digital pamphlet.
This quarter we digitized the last few missing issues of Theosophy Magazine and now have all published volumes available online. We are greatly indebted to Theosophy Company, LA for shipping many volumes of the magazine that were missing in our Lodge. We could not have completed this important effort without their generous support and sponsorship.
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