WORKS BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
H. P. Blavatsky:—Her Life and Work for Humanity.
Calcutta: Thacker, Spink & Co., 1922.
In Collaboration with Mrs. Laura Langford:—
HelenaPetrovna Blavatsky. Personal Recollections by Old Friends.
New York, 1922.
In Collaboration with Mr. Basil Crump:
RichardWagner's Music Dramas.
Embodying Wagner's own interpretations based upon his studies ofOriental Philosophy.
London: Methuen & Co., 4 Vols.
H. P. BLAVATSKY
"Behold the truth before you! a clean life, an open mind,a pure heart, an eager intellect, an unveiled spiritual perception,a brotherliness for one's co-disciple, a readiness to giveand receive advice and instruction, a loyal sense of duty to theTeacher, a willing obedience to the behests of TRUTH,once we have placed our confidence in, and believe thatTeacher to be in possession of it; a courageous endurance ofpersonal injustice, a brave declaration of principles, a valiantdefence of those who are unjustly attacked, and a constanteye to the ideal of human progression and perfection whichthe secret science (Gupta Vidya) depicts—these are thegolden stairs up the steps of which the learner may climb tothe Temple of Divine Wisdom. Say this to those who havevolunteered to be taught by you."
Letter to H. P. B. from her Master
(concerning her E. S. students.)
H. P. BLAVATSKY
A GREAT BETRAYAL
BY
ALICE LEIGHTON CLEATHER
One of Her Pupils
Published by
THACKER, SPINK & CO
CALCUTTA
1922
"Tell them ...; As pure water poured into the scavenger'sbucket is befouled and unfit for use, so is divine truth whenpoured into the consciousness of a Sensualist.... Observe,that the first of the steps of gold which mount towards theTemple of Truth is—A CLEAN LIFE. This means a purityof body, and a still greater purity of mind, heart and spirit."
Letter to H. P. B. from her Master
(concerning her E. S. students.)
CONTENTS
| Page | ||
| Foreword | vii | |
| Introductory | 1 | |
| Mr. William Kingsland on the Crisis of 1906 | 7 | |
| M. M. Schuré and Lévy on the Crisis Of 1913 | 11 | |
| Mrs. Besant's "Return of the Christ" | 15 | |
| Fundamental Causes: Some Occult Methods | 23 | |