The sparkle of that precious jewel, “Light on the Path,” has been dimmed by an indelible dark stain

Christian Lectures on Buddhism, and plain facts by Buddhist

The Letters of H.P. Blavatsky to the American Section of the Theosophical Society: Woe to those who try to convert a noble philosophy into a den for disgusting immorality, greediness for selfish power, and money-making under the cloak of Theosophy. Karma reaches them when least expected.

Social ethics of nineteenth century Russia: The same corrupting influence that Paris had upon France, St. Petersburg had upon Russia.

Buddhist Feminism in Ceylon

Exact Science versus Archaic Philosophy: Truth is established by investigation and delay; falsehood prospers by precipitancy.

Madame Blavatsky on Mahatmas and Their Bodies: They can appear in forms visible or invisible to mortal sight.

Open letter to the American Section of the Theosophical Society

How the divinity of the Hindu Pantheon ended up dressed in biblical garb

Why celibate Occultists have always been courting Sophia?: Because they can only ascend to Heaven through the Virgin of the World.

Kosmos is eternal noetic motion unmanifested, the Great Breath of the One Element: Piercing the puffed-up bladder of materialism, which is as empty as it is dilated.

Plutarch on Phocion Chrestos: With addendum by H.P. Blavatsky on the difference between Chrestos and Christos.

Gautama is the Fifth Teacher in the current planetary round

Plutarch comparing passions and diseases

Who should be invited to theosophical meetings?: Facts brought before the Masters and answers.

Lamas and Druses, descendants of the Elect Race: The initiated Lamas were giants in whom, passing from one to another, moved incessantly the Spirit of Fo (highest wisdom). Modern Druses are one of the last survivors of the Archaic Wisdom-Religion.

The Theosophical Society’s position on hypnotism

Madame Blavatsky on Aethrobacy and Fakirs: She tells the truth and shames the devil.

Blavatsky on the knighted Oxford Sanskritist who could speak no Sanskrit

The Sutratman of the Upanishads