Madame Blavatsky on the Vishishtadvaita Philosophy: The Vishishtadvaitis bypass the conundrum of duality, and attribute the origin of evil and good to Parabrahman.

Madame Blavatsky on Mahatmas and Their Bodies: They can appear in forms visible or invisible to mortal sight.

Madame Blavatsky on Nebo, the son of Merodach and Zarpanitu

Madame Blavatsky's open letter to her correspondents: A letter such a few can write.

Boris de Zirkoff on Madame Blavatsky's background and early life

Madame Blavatsky on whether the Rishis exist today

Boris de Zirkoff on Subba Row

Madame Blavatsky refutes the assertions of a French Theosophist

Burnet and Blavatsky on Anaxagoras' Ideas and Impact: Anaxagoras brought the teaching of the Amina Mundi forward, simply to oppose the too materialistic conceptions on Cosmogony of Democritus.

Madame Blavatsky enlightens the sceptics of her Motherland: Fragments of a truthful tale of the nineteenth century.

De Zirkoff on Franz Hartmann

Madame Blavatsky and George R.S. Mead on the Gospel according to John

Vach is not mere speech: Aditi-Vach is the feminine Logos, the same as the Sephirah of the Kabbalah, the Great Sea.

Noah’s Ark is the sacred Argha of the Hindus: Noah is Logos

When the Green is overcome with Azure: The Stone is born of the Spirit because it is altogether Spiritual.

Boris de Zirkoff recalls his formative years in Russia

Yogis and Mahatmas

Madame Blavatsky on three unpublished essays by Éliphas Levi

Chelas and Lay Chelas: Chela is an unfortunate man who has entered upon a path not manifest that is the most difficult path.

Madame Blavatsky on Progress and Culture: Not one atom of moral improvement do we find in Christendom since the establishment of the religion of Christ. Outward polish, inward roughness and rot.