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| William Q. Judge and family |
Is this a book? An epic 10-part series of articles of episodes showcasing a vast array of historical figures involved with the Theosophical Society in the 1880s from around the world, beginning with Irish, later American Theosophist Charles Johnston.
THE AGONISED WOMB OF CONSCIOUSNESS
March 18, 2023 by Shawn F. Higgins
Part 10
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| Sketch by Blavatsky |
February 25, 2023 by Shawn F. Higgins
the story of Govindarao Sattay, the first male Brahmin to visit America in 1884 with much interesting information about William Q. Judge.
https://www.patheos.com/blogs/marginalia/2023/02/shade-of-sattay/ THE SILENT PASSENGER.
December 30, 2022
Short piece on William Q. Judge's travel to Ireland in 1888
“SPIRITS BRIGHT AND AIRY.” January 6, 2023
Short piece on William Q. Judge's childhood
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| Rare photo of Bhavani Shankar, right |
“NOW, AND FOREVER.”
William Q. Judge's in Ireland in 1888
THE ESOTERIC SCHOOL
November 24, 2022
Short piece about Ernest Temple Hargrove
An intriguing paper on meteorological phenomena in 1874, references John W. Draper states in History of the Conflict Between Religion and Science (1874)
Sword of the Living Flame March 5, 2023
THE BENEDICK [PREFACE]: TALKS ON RELIGION
February 12, 2023
During the academic year of 1906-1907, Henry Bedinger Mitchell,
president of the New York Branch (NYB) of the Griscom Theosophical
Society (GTS,) hosted a series of monthly meetings in his rooms at The
Benedick Apartments (80 Washington Square East, New York) to discuss the
intersection of science, philosophy, and religion. Being an adjunct
professor of mathematics at Columbia University, the participants of
these talks were largely pooled from Mitchell’s colleagues in the
various departments of Columbia. These talks were recorded by a
stenographer, and subsequently reprinted in the journal, The Theosophical Quarterly. In 1908 these articles were collected and published as a nine-chapter book titled, Talks on Religion.
