Search results

...recorded his lectures.<ref>T. V., "Theosophy in Finland" ''The Theosophic Messenger'' 13.1 (Oct 1911), 26.</ref> ...300.<ref>V. H. Valvanne,"The Annual Congress of the Finnish Section" ''The Messenger '' 3.5 (Oct 1915), 148.</ref>

...owever occult or progressive."<ref>"Lodge Notes from Here and There" ''The Messenger'' 11.12 (May 1924), 204.</ref> Bragdon was creative and successful in his e ...ntation of the Fourth Dimension in our literature," per ''The Theosophical Messenger'', November 1928.

* '''Hermes''': The god of theives and trickery, who also served as a messenger of the Gods (Roman Name is Mercury)

...s written for the Western world to stem the tide of abject materialism. No messenger made his appearance in glowing aura to impress the multitude and, if he had

...eya on the Bhagavata Purana" was reprinted in the July 1915 issue of ''The Messenger''.

In a recent number of ''The Messenger'', I [the editor, A. P. Warrington] mentioned a series of lectures which Mr ...<ref>Anonymous [A. P. Warrington, editor], "Sir Edwin Arnold's Son," ''The Messenger'' 2.12 (May, 1915), 510.</ref>

...), 97/</ref><ref>Anonymous review, "The Manly P. Hall Book" ''Theosophical Messenger'' 15.11 (April 1928), page 247.</ref>his books, and members studied them in ...cular view of Theosophy.<ref>Anonymous. "Manly P. Hall" ''The Theosophical Messenger'' 38.1 (January 1930), 6.</ref>He said that the original work of H.P.B. sta

...ured the rest of his life."<ref>Anonymous, "The Passing of Sinnett," ''The Messenger'' 9.3 (August, 1921), 69.</ref> ...as an independent society."<ref>Anonymous, "The Passing of Sinnett," ''The Messenger'' 9.3 (August, 1921), 69.</ref>

...peoples of all classes."<ref>Max Wardall, "A Visit to Ghandi [sic]" ''The Messenger'' 14.1 (June 1926), 1-3.</ref>

...ley]] from Adyar to the annual convention at Benares.<ref>''The Theosophic Messenger'' 11.7 (April, 1910), 420.</ref> In England they hosted visiting Theosophis ...and Co-Masonry."<ref>"Studento," "A New Era in Masonry" " ''The Theosophic Messenger'' 11.1 (Oct 1909), 40.</ref>

...visiting Cork and Bangor.<ref>Beatrice Ensor, "Theosophy in Ireland" ''The Messenger'' 7.1 (June 1919), 27.</ref>

...thoughts. <ref>Annie Besant, "A Letter from Mrs. Besant" ''The Theosophic Messenger'' (April, 1904): 103-104. Publication of a letter written in Benares on Feb

...several lecture engagements.<ref>Anonymous, "Our Lecturers" ''Theosophical Messenger'' 19 no.11 Nov 1931 p543.</ref>

...to be performed by Theosophical Society lodges. In 1931 ''The Theosophical Messenger'' reported: ...eans of spreading theosophical truth.<ref>"A New Play," ''The Theosophical Messenger'' 19.3 (March 1931), 338.</ref>

...e’s. <ref> Udny, Ernest <i>AN OCCULT VIEW OF LORD BACON</i> The Theosophic Messenger, April 1909, 10, 7</ref><ref>Stave, Sadie. <i>Francis Bacon – Our Shakesp ...oul. <ref> Udny, Ernest <i>AN OCCULT VIEW OF LORD BACON</i> The Theosophic Messenger, April 1909, 10, 7</ref>

...nner principles were withdrawn by the Teacher and G. de P. became a direct messenger of the Lodge.<ref>Nicholas Weeks email to Pablo Sender. November 17, 2016.<

...hat led to writing it, in an article in [[The Messenger (periodical)|''The Messenger'']], September, 1921.

...nger"!! (See Spt., July 8th, p. 21. para 2.) [[Buddha]] has now become the messenger of one, whom He, Sankia K'houtchoo, the precious [[wisdom]], has dethroned

...Wilson in April 1922.<ref>L. W. Rogers, "By the National President" ''The Messenger'' 9.11 (April 1922), 248.</ref><ref>Joy Mills, ''100 Years of Theosophy in

...al Society]] headquarters in Adyar, Chennai, India,<ref>"Miss Poutz" ''The Messenger 9 no.1 (June, 1921): 8.</ref> expecting to "drink in wisdom from her lips."