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Periodical: British Mazdaznan Magazine

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

British Mazdaznan Magazine.
The Official Organ of the Mazdaznan Association in Great Britain.
1925-1938? Monthly
Manchester, then London, England. Language: English.
Editor: Lt.-Col. Arthur F. Gault.
1/1, 1925. 6/- a year, 48-68 pp.

This was published in Manchester by the association that in 1914-1915 had published a quarterly journal of the same name. Devoted to the teachings of Dr. O.Z. Ha'nish.

Other Sources:Universiteit van Amsterdam; Utrecht University Library.
Issues:British Mazdaznan Magazine V10 N7 Mar 1934
British Mazdaznan Magazine V14 N10 Jun 1938
Claude-Generated Themes:   The British Mazdaznan Magazine was the UK organ of the Mazdaznan movement, the breath-and-diet system founded by Otto Hanish that clothed a hygienic, New-Thought optimism in a pseudo-Zoroastrian idiom of the 'Breath of God.' Its pages mix devotional exhortation with the practical machinery of a membership body — city 'Sections' meeting on fixed weeknights in Liverpool and London, multilingual gatherings, and appeals to spread 'the mysteries of Life.' The dominant content is regimen: rhythmic breathing, vegetarian diet, and bodily hygiene as spiritual discipline. Astrological and spiritualist words appear only in passing. It belongs with the vegetarian and health-reform press as much as with the esoteric, and stands as a characteristic early-twentieth-century Mazdaznan periodical.

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