A magazine devoted to the occult sciences, magic, mystical philosophy, alchemy, hermetic archaeology, and the hidden problems of science, literature, speculation and history. Contains the issues of The Unknown World magazine from August 15, 1894 to June 15, 1895.
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A Banquet of Occult Writings!,
This review is from: Unknown World 1894-1895 (Paperback)
If you are like me and absolutely love to read old magazine articles written on the occult and theosophy- then you are in a for a treat! Nine years of writings on all the mysteries of the day. Absolutely fascinating and engrossing to read!
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THERE is no department of inquiry possible to the mind of man which is not encircled with a belt of mystery by the Unknown World, and at the same time the human mind, wheresoever it is at work, is always exploring and invading this world of the unknown; the belt of mystery is continually receding before the persistence of intellectual adventure; and even in the remotest paths, where most men shrink from penetrating, the voices of a few daring pioneers are crying to us in the darkness, encouraging us to advance intrepidly, for there is firm ground before them, and they descry light in the distance. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
church unfallen, selling review copies, unsuitable communications, mystic interest, luminous people, spiritual lungs, theoretic belief, vital morality, philosophical magic, more extended notice, truth signified, transcendental science, phenomenal personality, anima bruta, modern priestess, sense preclude, transcendental religion, theosophic teaching, compound pendulum, vital belief, substantial ego, corruptible matter, internal respiration, unknown world, mundane plane Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Madame Blavatsky, Jesus Christ, Theosophical Society, Holy Ghost, Thomas Lake Harris, Fleet Street, James Elliott, Falcon Court, Temple Chambers, Edward Maitland, Raymond Lully, Jacob Boehme, Arthur Edward Waite, Holy Spirit, Robert Fludd, Son of God, Eliphas Levi, Theosophical Publishing Society, John of the Cross, London Lodge, Christian Church, Sir Tristram, Thomas Vaughan, Business Manager, John Dee New!
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THERE is no department of inquiry possible to the mind of man which is not encircled with a belt of mystery by the Unknown World, and at the same time the human mind, wheresoever it is at work, is always exploring and invading this world of the unknown; the belt of mystery is continually receding before the persistence of intellectual adventure; and even in the remotest paths, where most men shrink from penetrating, the voices of a few daring pioneers are crying to us in the darkness, encouraging us to advance intrepidly, for there is firm ground before them, and they descry light in the distance. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
church unfallen, selling review copies, unsuitable communications, mystic interest, luminous people, spiritual lungs, theoretic belief, vital morality, philosophical magic, more extended notice, truth signified, transcendental science, phenomenal personality, anima bruta, modern priestess, sense preclude, transcendental religion, theosophic teaching, compound pendulum, vital belief, substantial ego, corruptible matter, internal respiration, unknown world, mundane plane Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Madame Blavatsky, Jesus Christ, Theosophical Society, Holy Ghost, Thomas Lake Harris, Fleet Street, James Elliott, Falcon Court, Temple Chambers, Edward Maitland, Raymond Lully, Jacob Boehme, Arthur Edward Waite, Holy Spirit, Robert Fludd, Son of God, Eliphas Levi, Theosophical Publishing Society, John of the Cross, London Lodge, Christian Church, Sir Tristram, Thomas Vaughan, Business Manager, John Dee New!
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