The Aquarian Theosophist

Jan 9, 2026

The Aquarian Theosophist, January 2026

The January edition of the Aquarian is here, and page one presents a short text by Helena Blavatsky: “Full Asceticism Would Not Allow a Disciple to Remain in Contact with the Outward World”.

One page three, the article “Christian Mysticism”, by Karl von Eckartshausen. The Most Important Mysteries of the Christian Religion Esoterically Explained.

Dec 12, 2025

The Aquarian Theosophist, December 2025

The classic text “How Damodar Learned to Swim”, by Henry S. Olcott, opens the December edition. One day Damodar K. Mavalankar, one of the greatest theosophists of all time, was directly challenged by his spiritual friends in a matter pertaining to his lower self.

Page three brings you the long and revealing article “The Post-Christian Successors to the Mysteries”, by Helena P. Blavatsky.

These are other topics:

* Here and Now, the Inner Spirit of Christmas.

* The Influence of the Higher Self - One Must Dissipate the Clouds that Obstruct the Light of Supreme Spirit. A note by Alex Rambla Beltrán.

* Asceticism and Theosophy - by H.S. Olcott. Have You Fulfilled Your Obligations and Pledges?

* Don’t Ask Who Is Born at Christmas - a Moment of Reconciliation With All Beings.

* Thoughts Along the Road - by Accepting the Void One Paves the Way to Right Thought and Right Action.

The December edition has 25 pages.

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“The Aquarian” for December 2025

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The above edition of The Aquarian was published on 12 December 2025.

The entire collection of the journal is available HERE.

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Helena Blavatsky (photo) wrote these words: “Deserve, then desire”.

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Nov 7, 2025

The Aquarian Theosophist, November 2025

The November edition of the Aquarian includes a text containing passages from letter XXc in the Mahatma Letters.

On page one you have the article “How the Prophet Isaiah Sees the Future of Europe and the Americas”, which starts with these words:

“Besides being a great prophet and a sage, Isaiah was also a pioneer of modern waste recycling.”

Page four presents the note “Let Us Beat Swords Into Ploughshares”, about the famous Russian sculpture dedicated to this idea and located in the headquarters of the United Nations in New York.

Page five brings us an Amish prayer for all the nations of the world.

Page six has “The Wind and the Mountain”, by Joana Maria Ferreira de Pinho. Victory is Certain for Those Who Do Not Indulge in Despondency or Euphoria.

Other topics:

* The Fool and the Sage in Daily Life.

* Correct the Wise and He Will Be Grateful, Correct the Fool, And He Will Hate You.

* Helena Blavatsky, Theosophy and Resurrection.

* Today Here Now - a poem by Michael Smith. (In this Sacred and Timeless Moment

I Enter the Gates of Calm Surrender.)

* Two Articles on the Wisdom of the Desert.

* The Theosophy of Sunrise - a Spiritual Lesson from the Sun.

* Thoughts Along the Road - the Idea of Immortality in the Mahatma Letters.

The November edition has 22 pages.