Bozena Brydlova

Bozena Brydlova in The Jewish Theosophist, 1926.

Bozena Brydlova (Mrs. W. B. Rubin) was a numerologist and member of the American Theosophical Society.

Writings

Studies of numerology comprise most of Ms. Brydlova's literary work. The Flame of the Fog is a collection of stories and mystical musings. The author wrote of her writing process:

I chatter to the world by mouth, by pen, by pencil. My eyes flash, my body tingles, and my words grow eloquent when commanding the attention of the masses. Syllables grow into words, words into phrases, phrases into essaying discourse, and even my eager spirit startles astonished at the daring of its epression.

Books

• Flame of The Fog. Wheaton, IL: Theosophical Press, 1927. 88 pages. Reprinted by Kessinger Publishing.
• Io Unveiled and The Brydlovan Theory Of The Origin Of Numbers. New York: Macoy Publishing and Masonic Supply Co., 1922. 88 pages. Reprinted in 1993 (as 112 pages) and 2010.
• A Sinner's Sermons. Wheaton, IL: Theosophical Press, 1927. 114 pages.

Pamphlets

• The Angular Theory of Numbers and Bible Proofs Thereof. 12 pages.
• The Mystic Lost Word and the Science of Numerology. 8 pages.
• The Mystic Meaning of the Numeral One. 8 pages.
• The Mystic Meaning of the Numeral Two: Signifying the Sun, Light, and Heat. 12 pages.
• The Mystic Meaning of the Numeral Three: Signifying the Moon and Water. 8 pages.
• The Mystic Meaning of the Numeral Four: Signifying the Mineral, Crystal, and the Star. 8 pages.
• The Occult Creation of Earth and Man According to the 45 Degree Angle. 12 pages.
• The Occult Value of Numbers. 12 pages
• The Originators of the Primordial Number Forms. 12 pages
• Sound and Color and Their Numerical Equivalents. 12 pages

Plays

• This Bread Is My Body: A Play in 3 Acts, 1922.
• It's Your Funeral. 1939.