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Periodical: Alba Spirituale

Summary:

From Pat Deveney's journal database:

Alba Spirituale.
Rassegna mensile della Società Teosofica Italiana.
1948--1968 Monthly, bimonthly
Savona, Mondovi, Rome, Florence, etc., Italy. Language: Italian.
Editor: Giuseppe Gasco; Giuseppe Filipponio ("Considerator").
Succeeds: Bollettino, Il (Teosofica Italiana Bollettino, Il (1935-1937 and 1945-1948)
Succeeded by: Rivista Teosofica Italiana (Florence, 1969)--> Revista Italiana de Teosofia (Trieste, Vicenza, 1971))
4/1, 1948-1969. (The volume numbering continued the post-War numbering of the Bollettino.)
32 pp., L. 1000 for members of the Theosophical Society, L. 1200 for non-members.

This was the official journal of the Adyar Societa Teosofica Italiana and carried the usual discussions of lodge, section and regional activities, as well as a “review of reviews" and extensive reviews of new books. Theosophical Society in America, Wheaton, IL; Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.

Other Sources:
Issues:Alba Spirituale V16 N5 May 1960
Alba Spirituale V16 N12 May 1961
Claude-Generated Themes:   Alba Spirituale is an Italian Theosophical review in the Adyar lineage. Its pages are shaped by the core Theosophical vocabulary — Blavatsky, the adept, karma, the esoteric — and it directs readers to the movement's standard study library, from Besant's Ancient Wisdom to A.E. Powell's manuals on the subtle bodies. Around this framework it reflects on consciousness, the dream state, and the discipline of desire. Reincarnation and karma supply its ethical spine, while occult philosophy provides the doctrinal scaffolding. It is a study-and-formation organ for Italian Theosophists rather than a spiritualist or mind-cure paper.

Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:Theosophy