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Periodical: Blatter fur Universale Bruderschaft

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Blatter fur Universale Bruderschaft.
Fur die Bruderschaft der Menscheit, Die Theosophische Bewegung, Philosophie, Wissenschaft und Kinsg.
Wahrheit, Licht und Befreiung
1902—1904 Monthly
Nurnberg, Germany. Language: German. Publisher: J. Th. Heller. Editor: J. Th. Heller. Succeeded by: Universale Bruderschaft—>Der Theosophische Pfad
1/1, April 1902-2, 1904. 16 pp., 5 Marks.

Regular photographic illustrations of the wonders of the society's headquarters at Point Loma. On its masthead, the journal proclaimed its purpose: "Zur Forderung der universalen Bruderschafts-Bewegung unter der Fuhrerschaft von Katherine Tingley," joining in this endeavor New Century Path in Point Loma, the International Theosophist in Dublin, Theosophical Chronicle in London, Theosophia in Stockholm and Nya Seklet in Helsingborg.

Other Sources:ZDB: Munchen BSB; Erlangen-N UB; Berlin SBB Haus Potsdamer Str; Frankfurt/M UB.
Issues:Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 06
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 08
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1904 10
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1904 11
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 02
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 03
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 05
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 07
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1903 09
Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft 1904 12
Claude-Generated Themes:   Blätter für Universale Bruderschaft is the German organ of Katherine Tingley's Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society — the Point Loma stream — and its pages are overwhelmingly theosophical in vocabulary and ethical in register. A masthead names Tingley and the Brotherhood movement she led, while the doctrinal passages affirm that 'man is a living soul' and argue for reincarnation from the cycles of nature: ebb and flood, the waxing moon, trees dying and reblooming. Karma and rebirth form a firm secondary thread, and the Universal Brotherhood ideal and its Lomaland colony lend a light utopian-communal coloring. It reads as a brotherhood-and-doctrine organ of German Theosophy rather than an occult-technical or spiritualist paper.

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