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[[File:1893_Parliament.jpg|center|400px|left|thumb|1893 Parliament]]
[[File:Try_in_ML1.jpg|right|180px|thumb|[[Koot Hoomi]] writing in [[Mahatma_Letter_No._1#Page_12|Mahatma Letter No. 1]]]]
The '''[[World's Parliament of Religions (1893)|World's Parliament of Religions]]''' was held held September 11-27, 1893, in Chicago during the huge World's Columbian Exposition. Often called "the birth of the interfaith movement," this was an international gathering of religious leaders. In 1993, a centennial parliament was also held in Chicago, and several branches of the [[Theosophical Movement]] collaborated to present 29 lectures and panel discussions, plus many auxiliary events. Since then, parliaments have been held in 1999 (Cape Town), 2004 (Barcelona), 2009 (Melbourne), 2015 (Salt Lake City), 2018 (Toronto), and 2023 (Chicago), with Theosophists participating.
 
'''[[Try!]]''' is an injunction used by the [[Masters of Wisdom]] in their communications to aspirants and [[chela|disciples]]. It appears frequently in the [[Mahatma Letters]] and in books about spiritual self-development. Energetic effort and focused intention propel aspirants along the [[Spiritual_Path#Occult_path|spiritual path]].
[[File:Try-Rosicrucian.jpg|left|200px|thumb|Cover of Clymer book]]
[[File:Try from title page .png|160px|thumb|From title page of Randolph book]]
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Koot Hoomi writing in Mahatma Letter No. 1

Try! is an injunction used by the Masters of Wisdom in their communications to aspirants and disciples. It appears frequently in the Mahatma Letters and in books about spiritual self-development. Energetic effort and focused intention propel aspirants along the spiritual path.

Cover of Clymer book
From title page of Randolph book

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