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Online resources

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	==~~Online~~ resources==		== Additional resources ==
	===Articles===		=== Articles ===
	*[http://www.theosophical.org/files/resources/articles/Swastika.pdf# The Swastika] Anon.		*[http://www.theosophical.org/files/resources/articles/Swastika.pdf# The Swastika] Anon.
	*[http://theosophy.katinkahesselink.net/radha-burnier/Religion-Truth.htm# There is no Religion Higher than Truth] by Radha Burnier		*[http://theosophy.katinkahesselink.net/radha-burnier/Religion-Truth.htm# There is no Religion Higher than Truth] by Radha Burnier
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	*[http://www.universaltheosophy.com/articles/wqj/theosophical-symbolism/ Theosophical Symbolism] by William Quan Judge, posted on Universal Theosophy website. Originally published in ''The Path'', May, 1886.		*[http://www.universaltheosophy.com/articles/wqj/theosophical-symbolism/ Theosophical Symbolism] by William Quan Judge, posted on Universal Theosophy website. Originally published in ''The Path'', May, 1886.
	* [https://www.theosophy.world/encyclopedia/theosophical-society-emblem Theosophical Society, Emblem of the] at Theosophy World.		* [https://www.theosophy.world/encyclopedia/theosophical-society-emblem Theosophical Society, Emblem of the] at Theosophy World.

			The [[Theosophical University Press\|Theosophical University Press Online]] offers this exceptional series from ''The Theosophical Forum'' of 1936-1937 on the '''symbolism of the [[Theosophical Seal\|Theosophical Seal]]''':
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f08n01p21_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: I - INTRODUCTORY]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f08n02p85_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: II - THE CIRCLE]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f08n03p187_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: III - THE CROSS]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f08n04p288_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: IV - THE SERPENT]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f08n05p349_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: V - THE DANCE]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n01p19_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: VI - SUN AND MOON]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n02p118_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: VII - THE TRIANGLE]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n03p179_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: VIII - THE SQUARE]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n04p269_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: IX - THE SEPTENATE]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n05p368_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: X - THE ARK]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f09n06p426_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: XI - THE CHRIST]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f10n02p117_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: XII - THE EGG]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f10n02p117_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: XIII - THE DOUBLE TRIANGLE AND THE PENTAGRAM]
			* [http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/forum/f10n03p206_the-universal-mystery-language-and-its-interpretation.htm THE UNIVERSAL MYSTERY-LANGUAGE AND ITS INTERPRETATION: XIV - THE LOTUS]

	===Books===		===Books===

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	File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate		File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate
	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
	File:~~Garden at~~ Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge		File:TS seal in Bangalore.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
	File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists		File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists
	File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway

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Gallery

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	File:Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting.gif\|Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting		File:Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting.gif\|Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting
	File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry		File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry
	File:St Louis TS.jpg\|~~From~~ St. Louis Lodge		File:St Louis TS.jpg\|St. Louis Lodge
	File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia		File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891

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Articles

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	*[http://www.katinkahesselink.net/his/TS-seal.htm# Early history of the Theosophical Seal] by Katinka Hesselink		*[http://www.katinkahesselink.net/his/TS-seal.htm# Early history of the Theosophical Seal] by Katinka Hesselink
	*[http://www.universaltheosophy.com/articles/wqj/theosophical-symbolism/ Theosophical Symbolism] by William Quan Judge, posted on Universal Theosophy website. Originally published in ''The Path'', May, 1886.		*[http://www.universaltheosophy.com/articles/wqj/theosophical-symbolism/ Theosophical Symbolism] by William Quan Judge, posted on Universal Theosophy website. Originally published in ''The Path'', May, 1886.
			* [https://www.theosophy.world/encyclopedia/theosophical-society-emblem Theosophical Society, Emblem of the] at Theosophy World.

	===Books===		===Books===

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Gallery

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	File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia		File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891
			File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate
	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
	File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge		File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
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	File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway
	File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo		File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo
	~~File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate~~
	File:Cut paper.jpg\|Cut paper		File:Cut paper.jpg\|Cut paper
	File:TS in Africa ZA.jpg\|TS in Africa		File:TS in Africa ZA.jpg\|TS in Africa
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	File:Worked copper from Russia.jpg\|Worked copper from Russia		File:Worked copper from Russia.jpg\|Worked copper from Russia
	File:Door in Budpest.jpg\|Door of TS in Budapest		File:Door in Budpest.jpg\|Door of TS in Budapest
	File:HPB Museum in Ukraine.jpg\|HPB House-Museum in ~~Ukraines~~		File:HPB Museum in Ukraine.jpg\|HPB House-Museum in Ukraine
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Gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==

	The Theosophical Society Seal has been rendered in paintings, drawings, wood, plaster, computer graphics, cut paper, stained glass, jewelry, embroidery, bronze, zinc printing plates, a garden, and at least one tattoo. Here are a few examples:		The Theosophical Society Seal has captured the imagination of numerous artists. It has been rendered in paintings, drawings, wood, plaster, computer graphics, cut paper, stained glass, jewelry, embroidery, bronze, zinc printing plates, a garden, and at least one tattoo. Here are a few examples:

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	File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway
	File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo		File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo
			File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate
			File:Cut paper.jpg\|Cut paper
			File:TS in Africa ZA.jpg\|TS in Africa
			File:Embroidered in curtain.jpg\|Embroidered curtain in Baltimore
			File:Arch by Claude Bragdon.jpg\|In arch by Claude Bragdon
			File:Worked copper from Russia.jpg\|Worked copper from Russia
			File:Door in Budpest.jpg\|Door of TS in Budapest
			File:HPB Museum in Ukraine.jpg\|HPB House-Museum in Ukraines
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Gallery

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	File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry		File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry
	File:St Louis TS.jpg\|From St. Louis Lodge		File:St Louis TS.jpg\|From St. Louis Lodge
			File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891
	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
			File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
	File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists		File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists
	File:Stained glass.jpg\|~~Glass~~ in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway
	File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo		File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo

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	The motto is not specifically about what we think of as religion. Instead it is saying that none of our commitments or social conventions or ideas can measure up to the reality of what truly is. Reality is greater than any of its parts and is beyond all our notions about it. In saying that, the motto at the bottom of the seal directs our attention back to the word Om at the top. That word is a symbol of what truly is, of Truth. And so the whole seal, just like the serpent, ends where it began—affirming the supreme Truth that unites all things.		The motto is not specifically about what we think of as religion. Instead it is saying that none of our commitments or social conventions or ideas can measure up to the reality of what truly is. Reality is greater than any of its parts and is beyond all our notions about it. In saying that, the motto at the bottom of the seal directs our attention back to the word Om at the top. That word is a symbol of what truly is, of Truth. And so the whole seal, just like the serpent, ends where it began—affirming the supreme Truth that unites all things.

			== Gallery ==

			The Theosophical Society Seal has been rendered in paintings, drawings, wood, plaster, computer graphics, cut paper, stained glass, jewelry, embroidery, bronze, zinc printing plates, a garden, and at least one tattoo. Here are a few examples:

			<gallery>
			File:Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting.gif\|Graphic design by Ruben Cabigting
			File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry
			File:St Louis TS.jpg\|From St. Louis Lodge
			File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891
			File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
			File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists
			File:Stained glass.jpg\|Glass in doorway
			File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo
			</gallery>

	==Online resources==		==Online resources==

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The Two Triangles

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	Upon that background of the universe are two interlaced triangles, another worldwide symbol. The hexagram or six-pointed star that they form is universal and has many meanings. It is found in Judaism as the Seal of Solomon or the [[Star of David\|Shield of David]] (magen david), but the symbol is also found in India, among the Gnostics and alchemists, and elsewhere around the world.		Upon that background of the universe are two interlaced triangles, another worldwide symbol. The hexagram or six-pointed star that they form is universal and has many meanings. It is found in Judaism as the Seal of Solomon or the [[Star of David\|Shield of David]] (magen david), but the symbol is also found in India, among the Gnostics and alchemists, and elsewhere around the world.

	The upward-pointing triangle, which is light in color, symbolizes spirit or consciousness. The downward-pointing triangle, which is dark in color, symbolizes matter or substance. The fact that the two triangles are interlaced is a statement of the interdependence of spirit and matter. It is a basic Theosophical concept that every particle of matter has consciousness in it and that every spark of consciousness functions through a material form. Matter and spirit are mutually dependent. Neither can exist without the other.		The upward-pointing triangle, which is light in color, symbolizes [[spirit]] or [[consciousness]]. The downward-pointing triangle, which is dark in color, symbolizes [[matter]] or substance. The fact that the two triangles are interlaced is a statement of the interdependence of spirit and matter. It is a basic Theosophical concept that every particle of matter has consciousness in it and that every spark of consciousness functions through a material form. Matter and spirit are mutually dependent. Neither can exist without the other.

	The idea that matter and spirit are the two sides of one coin is reflected also in traditional Christian theology. It holds that at the end of time there will be a “general resurrection,” when all dead bodies will be brought to life and united with the souls from which they were separated at the moment of death. So in eternity, Christian theology says, our souls and bodies will again be conjoined, just as they now are. The inner meaning of the Christian doctrine of the last, general resurrection is the same as the Theosophical teaching of the mutual coexistence of matter and spirit. Reality is a whole, a unity expressing itself as both spirit and matter while remaining essentially One. That fact is expressed by the interlaced triangles, which, although two, form an interrelated whole just as spirit and matter or consciousness and substance do.		The idea that matter and spirit are the two sides of one coin is reflected also in traditional Christian theology. It holds that at the end of time there will be a “general resurrection,” when all dead bodies will be brought to life and united with the souls from which they were separated at the moment of death. So in eternity, Christian theology says, our souls and bodies will again be conjoined, just as they now are. The inner meaning of the Christian doctrine of the last, general resurrection is the same as the Theosophical teaching of the mutual coexistence of matter and spirit. Reality is a whole, a unity expressing itself as both spirit and matter while remaining essentially One. That fact is expressed by the interlaced triangles, which, although two, form an interrelated whole just as spirit and matter or consciousness and substance do.

	It is significant that triangles rather than some other geometrical shape are used to symbolize spirit and matter. Spirit and matter are both threefold in their natures. Spirit or consciousness has three aspects: the reality of being, awareness of others, and joyful activity. In Hinduism those are called sat (being), chit (awareness), and ananda (bliss), three terms often run together as sat-chit-ananda to symbolize the unity of these three aspects. In Platonic philosophy they are called the Good, the Beautiful, and the True. In Freemasonry they are called Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty. In Christianity they correspond to the three divine Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and to the three supernatural virtues: faith, hope, and love.		It is significant that triangles rather than some other geometrical shape are used to symbolize spirit and matter. Spirit and matter are both threefold in their natures. Spirit or consciousness has three aspects: the reality of being, awareness of others, and joyful activity. In Hinduism those are called sat (being), chit (awareness), and ananda (bliss), three terms often run together as sat-chit-ananda to symbolize the unity of these three aspects. In Platonic philosophy they are called the Good, the Beautiful, and the True. In Freemasonry they are called Wisdom, Strength, and Beauty. In Christianity they correspond to the three divine Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, and to the three supernatural virtues: faith, hope, and love.

	Matter likewise has three aspects: stability, activity, and regularity. In Hinduism they are spoken of as three “strands” (gunas) out of which matter is woven: tamas or inertia, rajas or activity, and sattva or harmony. They correspond to the three alchemical elements of salt, mercury, and sulfur, and are represented by the three colors black, red, and white (or dark, bright, and light), which are the basic colors found all over the world.		Matter likewise has three aspects: stability, activity, and regularity. In Hinduism they are spoken of as three “strands” (gunas) out of which matter is woven: tamas or inertia, rajas or activity, and sattva or harmony. They correspond to the three alchemical elements of salt, mercury, and sulfur, and are represented by the three colors black, red, and white (or dark, bright, and light), which are the basic colors found all over the world.

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The Ouroboros

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	The serpent swallowing its tail also represents the cycles of nature, the bounded eternity of the world, and the infinite order of life. One of the ideas it suggests is that which T. S. Eliot expressed in his poem East Coker: “In my beginning is my end,” that is, law and orderliness are to be found everywhere in the universe and in human life, so the end of everything is implicit in its beginning.		The serpent swallowing its tail also represents the cycles of nature, the bounded eternity of the world, and the infinite order of life. One of the ideas it suggests is that which T. S. Eliot expressed in his poem East Coker: “In my beginning is my end,” that is, law and orderliness are to be found everywhere in the universe and in human life, so the end of everything is implicit in its beginning.

	In the West, the serpent or the dragon is sometimes interpreted as a symbol of evil or temptation, but in the East, it is generally a symbol of wisdom, longevity, and happiness. In China, the dragon or winged serpent is a very favorable figure. In the Hindu tradition, the nagas or serpents are guardians of the good, and holy men are called ~~“nagas~~.” Even in the West, the serpent is associated with wisdom; Christ advised his followers to be “wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.”		In the West, the serpent or the dragon is sometimes interpreted as a symbol of evil or temptation, but in the East, it is generally a symbol of wisdom, longevity, and happiness. In China, the dragon or winged serpent is a very favorable figure. In the Hindu tradition, the nagas or serpents are guardians of the good, and holy men are called “[[Naga\|nagas]].” Even in the West, the serpent is associated with wisdom; Christ advised his followers to be “wise as serpents, and harmless as doves.”

	The serpent is also a symbol of healing, that is, of wholeness. Moses cured the sick among the Children of Israel in the desert by having them gaze upon a fiery serpent set upon a pole. Christian Church fathers interpreted that serpent as a type or anticipatory symbol of Christ on the cross. And one or two serpents intertwining a staff are even today a symbol of the healing professions. The fact that the serpent sheds its skin each year makes it an emblem of the cyclical process of the world and of the renewal of life, that is, of resurrection. And so in that way again the serpent is an analog of Christ and of the transformative process we will all pass through.		The serpent is also a symbol of healing, that is, of wholeness. Moses cured the sick among the Children of Israel in the desert by having them gaze upon a fiery serpent set upon a pole. Christian Church fathers interpreted that serpent as a type or anticipatory symbol of Christ on the cross. And one or two serpents intertwining a staff are even today a symbol of the healing professions. The fact that the serpent sheds its skin each year makes it an emblem of the cyclical process of the world and of the renewal of life, that is, of resurrection. And so in that way again the serpent is an analog of Christ and of the transformative process we will all pass through.

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	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
	File:~~Garden at~~ Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge		File:TS seal in Bangalore.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
	File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists		File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists
	File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway

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	File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry		File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry
	File:St Louis TS.jpg\|~~From~~ St. Louis Lodge		File:St Louis TS.jpg\|St. Louis Lodge
	File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia		File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891

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	File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia		File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891
			File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate
	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
	File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge		File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
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	File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway
	File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo		File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo
	~~File:Printing plate.jpg\|Printing plate~~
	File:Cut paper.jpg\|Cut paper		File:Cut paper.jpg\|Cut paper
	File:TS in Africa ZA.jpg\|TS in Africa		File:TS in Africa ZA.jpg\|TS in Africa
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	File:Worked copper from Russia.jpg\|Worked copper from Russia		File:Worked copper from Russia.jpg\|Worked copper from Russia
	File:Door in Budpest.jpg\|Door of TS in Budapest		File:Door in Budpest.jpg\|Door of TS in Budapest
	File:HPB Museum in Ukraine.jpg\|HPB House-Museum in ~~Ukraines~~		File:HPB Museum in Ukraine.jpg\|HPB House-Museum in Ukraine
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	File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry		File:Pin.jpg\|Jewelry
	File:St Louis TS.jpg\|From St. Louis Lodge		File:St Louis TS.jpg\|From St. Louis Lodge
			File:TS in Bolivia.jpg\|Stained glass at TS in Bolivia
	File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891		File:Annie Besant letterhead.jpg\|Annie Besant letterhead, 1891
	File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo		File:Embroidery by Soffy Murillo.jpg\|Embroidery by Soffy Murillo
			File:Garden at Bangalore TS.jpg\|Garden at Bangalore Lodge
	File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists		File:Painted on post at YT event.jpg\|Painted on a post by Young Theosophists
	File:Stained glass.jpg\|~~Glass~~ in doorway		File:Stained glass.jpg\|Etched glass in doorway
	File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo		File:Tattoo.jpg\|Tattoo

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