Madame Blavatsky refutes the assertions of a French Theosophist

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

Madame Blavatsky defends the Key to Theosophy

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

Commentary on the Gayatri

A debt of gratitude to Lord Lytton

The Theosophical Society’s position on hypnotism

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

The Bulgarian Christians have preserved Ancient Sun Worship

Madame Blavatsky on Nebo, the son of Merodach and Zarpanitu

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

Bhagavan Das on the Triune Nature of Emotions: Analysis and definitions from his Science of the Emotions.

Students of Theosophy have a choice of Two Paths

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

The Nellore Yanadis: Untutored masters of the healing and protective powers of nature that keep them healthy and secure.

21 Nuggets of Karmic Law: Karma is the vessel of our person and character.

The inductive method assumes false premises from which it makes fake deductions: On the Antiquity of the Vedas.

The Spirit within is the personal God of each mortal, and his only divine element: Man’s dual soul is only semidivine.

Three cubits of the ear, four of the stalk: Wheat is the link between the occult philosophy of the old Egyptians, and that now taught by the cis-Himalayan Adepts.

Jiva and Jivatman: The Jiva of the Occultists, and the Jiva or Jivatman of the Vedantins are two perfectly distinct ideas that have often been confounded together.