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A series of eight popular and eloquent lectures on Buddhist topics delivered in 1907 in Ceylon. They deal with the living Buddhism of to-day and touch upon many religious and social problems connected with that great Faith.
Building of the Kosmos, The. pp. 93.
Boards Ans. 2 or 2d.
Cloth Rs. 1-8 or 2s.
Theosophical Convention Lectures of 1893. Contents: Sound; Fire; Yoga; Symbolism.
Changing World, The. pp. 333.
Cloth Rs. 2-4 or 3s. Fifteen Lectures delivered in London in 1909.
In a sense Mrs. Besant's most important work. Contains the first full and official statement as to the immediate purpose of the Theosophical Society from the Occult standpoint, revealing a message to the world from the Occult Brotherhood concerning its Plans and Purpose and the Coming of the World-Teacher.
Death and After. pp. 86. Theosophical Manual No.
Defence of Hinduism,
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Cloth Ans. 12 or 1s
III.
PP.
72.
Paper Ans. 8 or 8d.
A vigorous defence of the beliefs and practices of Hinduism, especially written to help Hindu boys to answer the attacks levelled against their religion.
Dharma. pp. 88 with index.
Ans. 10 or 10d.
Boards Cloth Ans. 12 or 18.
Theosophical Convention Lectures of 1898. Contents: Differences; Evolution; Right and Wrong.
