The fourth in a series of six volumes on the true story of the Theosophical Society. This volume discusses 1887 through 1892. The writer takes us on his travels through Japan, Europe, Ceylon, Australia, Burma and America, in addition to his lecturing tours in India. He discusses his study of hypnotism and work on behalf of the Buddhist Unity and finishes this volume with foreshadowings of the Judge Scandal.
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AMONG my visitors of the next few days was that very learned Sanskrit teacher and author, Pandit Jibbananda Vidyasagara, son of the greatest of Bengali Pandits of his day, the late Taranatha Tarkavachaspati, author of the Sanskrit Lexicon, known to old members of our Society as the one who gave me the sacred thread of the Brahmin, his own gotra and mantra, thus adopting me, so far as possible under the caste rules. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Theosophical Society, Colonel Olcott, Madame Blavatsky, British Section, Adyar Library, Buddhist Catechism, Government House, American Section, Buddha Gya, General Secretary, Lord Buddha, Subba Row, Blavatsky Lodge, Dalai Lama, Sarat Chandra Das, Avenue Road, Executive Notice, Great Britain, Isis Unveiled, Maha-Bodhi Society, Miss Pickett, Subba Rao, Sumangala Thero, Annie Besant New!
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AMONG my visitors of the next few days was that very learned Sanskrit teacher and author, Pandit Jibbananda Vidyasagara, son of the greatest of Bengali Pandits of his day, the late Taranatha Tarkavachaspati, author of the Sanskrit Lexicon, known to old members of our Society as the one who gave me the sacred thread of the Brahmin, his own gotra and mantra, thus adopting me, so far as possible under the caste rules. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Theosophical Society, Colonel Olcott, Madame Blavatsky, British Section, Adyar Library, Buddhist Catechism, Government House, American Section, Buddha Gya, General Secretary, Lord Buddha, Subba Row, Blavatsky Lodge, Dalai Lama, Sarat Chandra Das, Avenue Road, Executive Notice, Great Britain, Isis Unveiled, Maha-Bodhi Society, Miss Pickett, Subba Rao, Sumangala Thero, Annie Besant New!
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- The Common Foundation Of All Religions by Henry S. Olcott in Front Matter
- The Life Of Buddha And Its Lessons by Henry S. Olcott in Front Matter
- People from the Other World by Henry S. Olcott in Front Matter
- Three Years in Tibet (Bibliotheca Himalayica) by Ekai Kawaguchi on page 6
- The Isle of Man by Douglas on page 207
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