The Aquarian Theosophist

Jul 11, 2019

The Aquarian Theosophist, July 2019

Dear Reader,

The opening text in our July edition is “If You See an Injustice, Don’t Blame the Victim”, and it says:

“In many a situation injustice is systemic and justice seems powerless. Anti-Semitism is often an example of this. There are others. Individual injustices are frequent in numerous social groups. Persecution for political or ethnical reasons is common.”

Pages three to six bring the article “Happiness in Eastern Wisdom: Commentaries to a Chapter of the Dhammapada”. Then we have “Thoughts Along the Road”.

These are other topics in the July edition:

* The Theosophy of Romanticism;

* The Writings of an Eastern Master - 28, or the need to be loyal and just, if one seeks for universal wisdom;

* The Source of Progress; and

* Yoga and Thoughtfulness.

With 15 pages, the July Aquarian includes the List of New Items at the associated websites.

Kind regards,

The Editors

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“The Aquarian”, July 2019

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Jun 7, 2019

The Aquarian Theosophist, June 2019

Dear Reader,

As the Sun is in Gemini and the Moon in Leo, the June edition of The Aquarian is made available to the public.

Page one brings us a few lines from Helena Blavatsky on The Philosophy of Enthusiasm.

The reflection continues on page two with the texts “The Depth of One’s Contentment” and “Mahatma Gandhi and the Law” (this one by S. Radhakrishnan).

On page three, “The Priority Must Be the Law”, by H.P. Blavatsky, and “A Course in Discipleship According to Masters”.

“Causes and Effects” and “A Classical View: Political Reforms and Theosophy” will be found on page four. After that, the article “On Loving One’s Country: Strong Local Communities Preserve Peace”, which is also published at our blog in “The Times of Israel”. On page seven, “Theosophy and Nationalism”, by H. P. Blavatsky.

These topics are also examined in this issue:

* The Power of the Number Seven;

* The Process of Second Birth;

* S. Radhakrishnan - Preserving the Power of the Soul;

* A Lesson in Realism, on our Humanity;

* The Writings of an Eastern Master - 27;

* Our Arctic Region Is Now Melting;

* “Fragments from a Theosophist’s Writings”, by Robert Crosbie, the friendly pioneer who completed his incarnation 100 years ago on 25 June 1919; and

* Does a Community Reflect the Life of Its Members? Every Nation is a Mirror.

The June edition has 18 pages and includes the List of New Items at the associated websites.

Kind regards as we complete the first semester,

The Editors

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“The Aquarian”, June 2019

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May 10, 2019

The Aquarian Theosophist, May 2019

Dear Reader,

Page one of the May edition presents the article entitled “Of Seeing - and Making - the Future”.

“Everyone can obtain an accurate view”, says the article, “of the trends and potentialities that point to the future. For that, however, one must have some real knowledge of the past and present, a goal of enduring value, and freedom from illusions of a personal nature.”

On page two, a note discusses the natural affinity that exists between morality and kindness.

Two fragments from the Jewish tradition enlighten page three. “Written Lessons in Philosophy - Talking to the Great Sages of All Time” is on page 4. Then we have “A Few Words by Maine de Biran”.

“An Independent System of Training” is on pages 6 through 8.