Esoteric Christianity
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| Rating | : | 4.90 (950 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01KGTZI1A |
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| Number of Pages | : | 396 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-12-31 |
| Language | : | English |
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Since then, she has been creating ink and paper portals for children to discover. Emma Bigton and the Sphinx, her first full-length book for older children, will be published by . Annie Besant is a children's author, poet and editor based in Chennai. Her picture books for young children include Mala's Silver Anklets, When I Grow Up, Sam's Christmas Present and Sammy Cricket Gets Into Trouble. Her short story 'Magic' appeared in The Puffin Book of
Her short story 'Magic' appeared in The Puffin Book of Magic for 8-year-olds. Since then, she has been creating ink and paper portals for children to discover. About the Author Annie Besant is a children's author, poet and editor based in Chennai. Emma Bigton and the Sphinx, her first full-length book for older children, will be published by . An avid reader, she discovered that she too could shape words to create new and exciting worlds. . Her picture books for young children include Mala's Silver Anklets, When I Grow Up, Sam's Christmas Present and Sammy Cricket Gets Into Trouble
Not Good barry j. karp The writings here in, offers nothing to enhancea further knowledge of true esoteric teaching that is undoubtedly a great part of the faith. Of modern times, Inner Christianity by Richard Smoley; I feel, is the definitive work on this subject.. Classic Besant J.W. Stansell An outstanding book on the subject of Esoteric Christianity by a very knowledgeable and qualified author. A must for any serious library.. Ashtar Command said The moderate Gnosticism of Annie Besantand the daring of Quest Books. "Esoteric Christianity" is a book originally published in 1905. The author, Annie Besant, was the leader of the Theosophical Society Adyar, a new religious movement originally founded by the colourful Madame Blavatsky. Although most members were Westerners (Besant was British), the society was headquartered in India. Besant subsequently played a certain role in the Indian independence movement, as well.This new edition was published by Quest Books in "The moderate Gnosticism of Annie Besantand the daring of Quest Books" according to Ashtar Command. "Esoteric Christianity" is a book originally published in 1905. The author, Annie Besant, was the leader of the Theosophical Society Adyar, a new religious movement originally founded by the colourful Madame Blavatsky. Although most members were Westerners (Besant was British), the society was headquartered in India. Besant subsequently played a certain role in the Indian independence movement, as well.This new edition was published by Quest Books in 2006, and includes an introduction by Richard . 006, and includes an introduction by Richard
Only by teaching above the grasp of the little evolved can the way be opened up for a restoration of arcane knowledge, and the study of the Lesser Mysteries must precede that of the Greater. These things are "spiritually discerned" by that divine indwelling Spirit, that "mind of Christ," whereof speaks the Great Apostle, 5 and that inner light is shed upon the lower mind.. The Greater will never be published through the printing-press; they can only be given by Teacher to pupil, "from mouth to ear." But the Lesser Mysteries, the partial unveiling of deep truths, can even now be restored, and such a volume as the present is intended to outline these, and to show the nature of the teachings which have to be mastered. If true knowledge, the Gnosis, is again to form a part of Christian teachings, it can only be under the old restrictions, and the idea of levelling down to the capacities of the least developed must be definitely surrendered. For meditation quiets the lower mind, ever engaged in thinking about external objects, and when the lower mind is tranquil then only can it be illuminated by the Spirit. Where only hint