Blavatsky and The Voice of the Silence

New Edition by Kshetra Books:

This edition of H.P.B.’s “Voice of the Silence” is a reproduction of the 1889 edition published by William Q. Judge, to which verse numbers have been added. Romanized Sanskrit terms have been updated to modern IAST standards, except for three deviations meant to aid in proper pronunciation. The “Stanzas of Dzyan” have been added in an appendix, and are given verbatim as originally published in 1888.

http://www.universaltheosophy.com/kshetra-books/voice-of-the-silence-chosen-fragments-golden-precepts/

 

Lost de Zirkoff edition rediscovered:
Boris de Zirkoff’s edition of The Voice of the Silence  By David Reigle on December 7, 2015

http://prajnaquest.fr/blog/boris-de-zirkoffs-edition-of-the-voice-of-the-silence/

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Sihnalese edition:

Translated from the English by Dr. Harischandra Kaviratna Oriental Institute  Batapola Sri Lanka

http://www.dailytheosophy.net/0001-home-2/03-literature-2/03-1-fundamental-theosophical-literature-inleiding-links/voice-silence-sinhalese/

 

Voice of the Silence Glossary:

http://www.dailytheosophy.net/0001-home-2/03-literature-2/03-2-secondary-theosophical-literature/03-2-3-alphabetic-glossary-on-the-voice-of-the-silence/

 

Besides the Mongolian Edition, Glenn Mullin has more plans for Mongolia:

Project 26: Blavatsky and Roerich in Mongolia; a branch of the Theosophical Society in Mongolia; and a Mongolian Translation of Blavatsky’s The Voice of the Silence

http://www.glennmullin.com/new/mongolia_projects_001.php

            Nice study - Mysticism in the Voice of the Silence by Susruva:

This paper was delivered at the Indian Institute of World Culture by Susruva, who is a student of Theosophy of long standing, on White Lotus Day in 1981. http://www.iiwcindia.org/transactions/transaction61.pdf

 

Mongolian Edition