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The '''Fragments of of Occult Truth''' is a series of articles published in [[The Theosophist (periodical)|''The Theosophist'']] in early 1880's. The articles were written by [[Allan Octavian Hume]] and [[Alfred Percy Sinnett]], based upon teachings they received from [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|H. P. Blavatsky]] and [[Koot Hoomi|Mahatma K.H.]]
The '''Fragments of Occult Truth''' is a series of articles published in [[The Theosophist (periodical)|''The Theosophist'']] in the early 1880's. The articles were written by [[Allan Octavian Hume]] and [[Alfred Percy Sinnett]], based upon teachings they received from [[Helena Petrovna Blavatsky|H. P. Blavatsky]] and Mahatmas [[Koot Hoomi|K.H.]] and [[Morya|M.]]


The first three "Fragments" were written by A. O. Hume under the pseudonym "H. X." They were published in ''The Theosophist'' on October 1881 (pp. 17-22), March 1882 (pp. 157-160), and September 1882 (pp. 307-314). The later numbers of the Fragments were written by Mr. Sinnett and signed by him, as authorized by Mahatma K.H., "A Lay-Chela". They were published on October (p. 2) and November 1882 (p. 46), and March (p. 131), April (p. 161), and May 1883 (p. 194).
The first three "Fragments" were written by A. O. Hume, without signing them, and published in ''The Theosophist'' on October 1881 (pp. 17-22), March 1882 (pp. 157-160), and September 1882 (pp. 307-314). These articles are replies to letters written by Australian Theosophist W. H. Terry, about the [[Spiritualism|Spiritualistic]] phenomena and the [[Occultism|occult]] explanation of them. The first article in the series marks the first time that the [[Principle|Seven principles in human beings|sevenfold constitution of human beings]] was publicly taught in [[Theosophy|Theosophical]] literature.


Fragments of Occult Truth (IV) The Evolution of Man -- A Lay Chela (? AP Sinnett)
On November 1882 an article entitled "Occult Fragments and the Book of Khiu-Te" was written by "N.D.K.---, F.T.S." (assigned by some to Mme. Blavatsky), commenting upon the teachings of the first "Fragment".
Fragments on Occult Truth (V) The Evolution of Man -- anon
Fragments of Occult Truth (VI) Devachan -- A Lay Chela
Fragments of Occult Truth (VII) The Human Life Wave -- A Lay Chela


Theost y1883 v4 May p194 - Fragments of Occult Truth (VIII) The Progress of Humanity -- A Lay Chela
The later installments of the "Fragments" were written by Mr. Sinnett and signed by him as "A Lay-Chela" (authorized by Mahatma K.H.). They were published in ''The Theosophist'' on October (pp. 2-5) and November 1882 (pp. 46-48), and March (pp. 131-135), April (pp. 161-164), and May 1883 (pp. 194-195). The titles of the articles were the following:
Theost y1883 v4 May p202 - Devachan (Explanations of Fragments of Occult Truth) -- F Hartmann
 
Theost y1883 v4 July p252 - Karma (An Appendix to Fragments of Occult Truth) -- anon (HPB)
*Fragments of Occult Truth (IV) The Evolution of Man -- A Lay Chela
 
*Fragments on Occult Truth (V) The Evolution of Man - Continued -- (Anon)
 
*Fragments of Occult Truth (VI) Devachan -- A Lay Chela
 
*Fragments of Occult Truth (VII) The Human Life Wave -- A Lay Chela
 
*Fragments of Occult Truth (VIII) The Progress of Humanity -- A Lay Chela
 
On March 1883, following the sixth installment of the Fragments, there is an "Apendix to 'Devachan'," which consists of five notes (from A to E) without stating the author. On May 1883 (p. 202) [[Franz Hartmann]] wrote the article "Devachan (Explanations of Fragments of Occult Truth)" and on July of that year (p. 252) there was an anonymous article "Karma (An Appendix to Fragments of Occult Truth)" which has been assigned to Mme. Blavatsky.


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Revision as of 15:59, 21 May 2013

The Fragments of Occult Truth is a series of articles published in The Theosophist in the early 1880's. The articles were written by Allan Octavian Hume and Alfred Percy Sinnett, based upon teachings they received from H. P. Blavatsky and Mahatmas K.H. and M.

The first three "Fragments" were written by A. O. Hume, without signing them, and published in The Theosophist on October 1881 (pp. 17-22), March 1882 (pp. 157-160), and September 1882 (pp. 307-314). These articles are replies to letters written by Australian Theosophist W. H. Terry, about the Spiritualistic phenomena and the occult explanation of them. The first article in the series marks the first time that the Seven principles in human beings|sevenfold constitution of human beings was publicly taught in Theosophical literature.

On November 1882 an article entitled "Occult Fragments and the Book of Khiu-Te" was written by "N.D.K.---, F.T.S." (assigned by some to Mme. Blavatsky), commenting upon the teachings of the first "Fragment".

The later installments of the "Fragments" were written by Mr. Sinnett and signed by him as "A Lay-Chela" (authorized by Mahatma K.H.). They were published in The Theosophist on October (pp. 2-5) and November 1882 (pp. 46-48), and March (pp. 131-135), April (pp. 161-164), and May 1883 (pp. 194-195). The titles of the articles were the following:

  • Fragments of Occult Truth (IV) The Evolution of Man -- A Lay Chela
  • Fragments on Occult Truth (V) The Evolution of Man - Continued -- (Anon)
  • Fragments of Occult Truth (VI) Devachan -- A Lay Chela
  • Fragments of Occult Truth (VII) The Human Life Wave -- A Lay Chela
  • Fragments of Occult Truth (VIII) The Progress of Humanity -- A Lay Chela

On March 1883, following the sixth installment of the Fragments, there is an "Apendix to 'Devachan'," which consists of five notes (from A to E) without stating the author. On May 1883 (p. 202) Franz Hartmann wrote the article "Devachan (Explanations of Fragments of Occult Truth)" and on July of that year (p. 252) there was an anonymous article "Karma (An Appendix to Fragments of Occult Truth)" which has been assigned to Mme. Blavatsky.

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