Below is the information I referred to in David Melik's discussion regarding Brotherhood and Religions.

(Occult Brotherhood founded most/all religions, are they actually good?)

The following is taken from the Eureka Alert headlines …

ARTICLES CULLED FROM TSR’S REVIEWS

Rules of Life

A ‘perfect man’ is not made to order but is a product of evolution. Wisdom is not a matter of book-learning but of growth. General rules for conduct can be given, but to apply them properly, the power of discrimination is necessary.

 A man who is good by the yard or according to prescription, is usually a sort of goody-goody fellow, such as we…

 Seeming differences

T Subba Row(1856-90) gave the Lectures on Bhagavad-Gita in the year 1886 (December).

In the first Lecture itself, he stated his ‘observations’ on the Seven Principles (as adopted by Theosophical literature); and raised his comments as to how the division is ‘unscientific’ and ‘not sanctioned’ by any Hindu scriptures. Thereupon, correspondence ensued between HPB, TSR and many other interested parties. This…

Advances in science almost always overlap into technological advancements that are unrelated to the original intent of the initial research project. The link below is a quick summary of a recent article published in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists July 13, 2012.

Note: Many of the numerical models which track and analyze complex weather phenomenon have a very early history.



It may be of interest to several people here.…

The Last Straw

Mr Daniel Caldwell, brought out a letter of HPB to W Q Judge (undated but envelope post-marked London June 5, 1888) (in his  bn-study on 9 Dec 2003) where certain matters pertaining to the seeming differences between HPB and TSR were mentioned. The letter is reproduced here verbatim, with compiler’s comments and remarks.

            My Dear Judge,

            A few words but most serious. Subba Row, Cooper-Oakley, N Cook have…

Observations on London Lodge Letter

This is a letter from T Subba Row, dated January 27, 1884, addressed to the London Lodge of the Theosophical Society and through Madame Blavatsky, in reply to some comments made by the President and Vice-president of that Lodge on the book  Esoteric Buddhism of A P Sinnett. The President and Vice-president were Dr (Mrs.) Anna Kingsford and Mr. Edward Maitland respectively; and their contention was that the teachings…

Dear friends,

I would like to invite you to participate at the symposium on the life and work of Baroness Adelma von Vay, which will be held on December 3-4, 2012 at the National University Library in Ljubljana and at the Žiče monastery near Slovenske Konjice, Slovenia.

The event is sponsored by the Municipality of Slovenske Konjice and organized by the Institute for the Study of Christian tradition, Ljubljana, in collaboration with the Rman Institute, Koper,…

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) - National Climatic Data Center

The reports on climate for global and regional analysis (ongoing)  can be found…

The Masters, The Way and The Learners

During 1883-5, TSR wrote two letters, to two different aspirants, and the reason for treating them together here is that they are focused to a student in the West and a student in the East with cultural and religious backgrounds incomparably different. Their purport is the same: To enthuse the student’s keen and exploring interest in the pursuit on Spiritual Path under the guidance of the philosophy and…

A virus which affects the DNS usage of your computer is potentially nasty. (DNS: Domain Name Server. translates names like theosophy.net into an actual address directing you to the site you want to visit).

The virus hijacks your DNS routing and you will get fake sites that may ask for names/passwords etc. (PayPal, credit card accounts, etc. - possibly).

The sites will look like the real ones, but they are not.

To check if you have been…

Students’ Preparation to Learn Occult Sciende

T Subba Row wrote his first letter to A P Sinnette on 7 May 1882. Series of letters ensued and finally it became evident to him that there could be possibly no establishment of studentship in terms of the accepted and well known canons of Occult Study. He had no choice but reporting back to the persons who wanted him to undertake this arduous task. He did not hide the fact that he was reluctant to…

A Recondite Scholar of Intelligence

First letter of Subba Row to Madame Blavatsky

T.  Subba Row, though not a formal member of the Theosophical Society then, started his correspondence with Madame Blavatsky as early as in 1880. The founders arriving at Bombay and temporarily establishing their Headquarters there was a matter of public notice for the Indian elite. Isis Unveiled, the book authored by HPB (1877) was…

In Mexico it is a big turmoil. The forces of darkness (no kidding, it is true; behind Peña Nieto´s bogus supposed triunph is behind Carlos Salinas, who´s been accused of practices of dark magic (VooDoo, testimonial in the book ¨Los Brujos del Poder, Part II, a book written about the relationship of sorcerers, new age like cults, and some other bogus weird like cults in their relationships with power in Mexico.

 Our country is suffering A LOT. Pepole was left behind with the sensation of…

I would like to put a statement for discussion:

If every human would understand the divine wisdom in its true depts it would be the end of the world as we know it.......... or not?

A Recondite Scholar of Intelligence

[Letters of T Subba Row (1856-’90)

and Allied Material]

Compiled by

Dr N C Ramanujachary

 …

A Recondite Scholar of Intelligence

[Letters of T Subba Row (1856-’90)

and Allied Material]

Compiled by

Dr N C Ramanujachary

 …

A Recondite Scholar of Intelligence

[Letters of T Subba Row (1856-’90)

and Allied Material]

Compiled by

Dr N C Ramanujachary

 …

Supreme Court upholds the Health Care Bill.

What does your favorite Doctor say about it??

The Doctor (Doctor Who)

“We’ve changed history today, but the Republicans’ opinions remain a fixed point in…

Facts of Life

Dr N C Ramanujachary

Well know facts of life need to be stated again and again, on and on, for they are easily forgotten as they lack immediacy. One such is ‘we reap as we sow’

Life is full of choices and chances; no doubt, it is only one’s effort and merit that gives one anything. One can have the results of one’s own deeds, the three-fold: word, feeling and action. This is common knowledge but is eclipsed when…