The key to theosophy,
being a clear exposition, in the form of question and answer, of the ethics, science, and philosophy for the study of which the Theosophical society has been founded,
with a copious glossary of general theosophical terms,
by H. P. Blavatsky.

Description

Main Author: Blavatsky, H. P. (Helena Petrovna), 1831-1891
Language(s): English
Published: London, Theosophical publishing company, 1893.
Edition: Third and rev. ed.
Subjects: Theosophy
Essays
Summary: "Written in the form of question and answer, this book unfolds in easily understood language the fundamental principles of theosophia or "divine wisdom"-a term in use, the author tells us, as far back as the third century of our era when Ammonius Saccas founded his Eclectic School in order to show the common origin of the "thousand tenets" of the many religious sects of both East and West. Seen as parts of a cosmic pattern, the themes of death and rebirth; fate, destiny, free will, and karma; God and prayer, as well as the sevenfold nature of man's constitution, reveal a practical and inspiring philosophy for everyday living." --
Physical Description: xvi, 260 p. 20 cm.
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