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Blavatsky Net - Theosophy
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Links to other 19th and 20th century Theosophical texts onlineMahatma Letters to A. P. Sinnett - actual precipitated letters from the masters - the teachers of Blavatsky.
T. Subba RowRow (rhymes with "cow") was an extremely knowledgable Hindu Occultist. He was in contact with the same teachers as Blavatsky. BN views his writings as another source of theosophy (except where they alledgedly differ from Blavatsky on the "constitution of man").
B.P. WadiaMany articles from this prolific Theosophist, in English and in Swedish.
Mabel Collins - inspirational books that were part of the 19th century Theosophical movement.
A. Trevor Barker, who compiled many letters of H.P. Blavatsky and the Masters in the early 20th Century
Sir Edwin Arnold - two famous books that were part of the 19th century Theosophical movement.
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