“If agnosticism can be considered the sophisticated territory between disbelief and belief, Preternatural intuition—epistemological Theosophy—may be considered the even more sophisticated territory between silence and Silence.”—General Theosophy

"All-Too-Modern Morality: 'Having so much compassion for yourself that you have little or no consideration for anyone else.'"—General Theosophy

"Adeptship may be nothing more than the Psycho-Spiritually enhanced ability to continuously direct your attention."—General Theosophy

"Happiness seldom becomes a discussion topic for a happy person; Spirituality seldom becomes. . . ."—General Theosophy

"The faithful of the old religions are often united by their precisely articulated theological beliefs; the faithful of the new Theosophy, often just by their Inklings about imprecisely articulated possibilities."—General Theosophy #269

"An aspirant is often good at remembering or imagining many things which may make him or her happy; an Adept is just good at remaining happy."—General Theosophy