Mahatma Letters Portal

This is a portal into study of The Mahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett, first published by A. Trevor Barker in 1923. The book was followed by a second edition in 1926, a third edition by Christmas Humphreys and Elsie Benjamin, and a chronological edition by Vic Hao Chin, Jr. This portal is an opportunity for students to view color images of the original letters in a three-column format with transcriptions and notes. Commentaries, background, publication history, and physical descriptions will be gradually added, derived from the work of many ML scholars, including Gottfried de Purucker, Margaret Conger, Mary K. Neff, George Linton, Virginia Hanson, and Joy Mills. Each letter has a name such as "Mahatma Letter No. 1", following the chronological numbering system, but can also be quickly located in Barker numbering, as described in Navigation and shortcuts in the Mahatma Letters Portal.

See About This Wiki for more history of this project. In the future, it may be possible to add images of letters from the Mahatmas to other correspondents, such as those in Letters from the Masters of the Wisdom, and also the letters to A. P. Sinnett from H. P. Blavatsky. Watch for announcements in the Community Portal.

Tools for the Mahatma Letters Portal Go to Mahatma Letter No. 1 Cross-reference from Barker to Chronological numbering Cross-reference from Chronological to Barker numbering Barker's topical organization of letters Abbreviations used in the Mahatma Letters Navigation and shortcuts in the Mahatma Letters Portal Writers and recipients of letters People who encountered Mahatmas People who received Mahatma Letters First Letter from K.H. to A. O. Hume Cosmological Notes Maha Chohan Letter The Mahatmas and Their Letters video Resource list

Biographies of Major Personalities Mahatma Koot Hoomi Mahatma Morya Helena Petrovna Blavatsky A. P. Sinnett A. O. Hume Djual Khool T. Subba Row Damodar Mohini Mohun Chatterji C. C. Massey W. Stainton Moses Mahatmas and Adepts Chelas

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