Masters of Theosophy
The Mahatmas were the direct, in-person, instructors of Madame Blavatsky. They “wrote” letters to A.P. Sinnett by “precipitating” those letters apparently out of the air and the letters are currently in the British Museum. They are a mine of useful inspiring material. At the same time, they must be read with some caveats. We only hear one side of the conversation. They are sometimes tailored to the individual receiving them. They sometimes speak colloquially/familiarly of their agent, Madame Blavatsky.
We have also included other articles by HPB and WQJ which deal with the Mahatmas and how they related to the two Mahatmas and to Mahatmas in general.
The letters appear in several books and have been placed online by the Theosophical University Press at: Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett
We have included some research material entitled “Publication Of Mahatma Letters Caldwell , by Daniel Caldwell showing that the Mahatmas had anticipated and even encouraged the publication of their letters – and showing why some contrary opinion had developed on this point. Two good articles dealing with the issue of the Mahatmas are by Williiam Q. Judge, “The Mahatmas as Ideals and Facts,” and his article, “H.P.B. On Messages From Masters.”
The Great Master’s Letter – This letter was printed in the magazine Lucifer in 1896, after the deaths of HPB (in 1891) and WQJ (in 1896). The letter was sent to Mr. Sinnet during the early days of the Theosophical Society, in answer to objections regarding the conduct of the Society.
Master Kuthumi
Master Moyra
