William Q. Judge was tireless in seeking new methods to reach the common man with practical Theosophy. Besides this, he knew how to tap the ethical roots of an expanding new nation. Thus the movement grew and thrived under his direction in America. More than a hundred pages in this volume are from esoteric instructions, including papers on advanced technical theosophical studies, answers to students and helpful commentary. Both the practical and ethical basis are laid, as well as the requisites for right consciousness in approaching the inner mysteries.
Meditation is a positive attitude of mind.
It is rather a state of consciousness than a system or a time period of intensive brain-mind thinking. Studied here are the seven degrees of initiation, the nature of the Mahatmas' work, the relationship of teacher and disciple, meditation and spiritual illumination versus psychic illusion and more. Genuine substance for the traveler of the inner path. Twelve Volumes G. de Purucker V erbatim reprints, never before published except for members of the esoteric section at the Point Loma Theosophical Mystery School. Its Nature And Its Tests G. de Purucker T eachings originally given to Purucker's esoteric students, when the Theosophic Mystery School was active at the famed Point Loma Community, include Mahayana Buddhism teachings on the 'transcendent virtues,' the paramitas and noble eightfold path, and comments and insight into the conditions of entering the Path.