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Periodical: Broadcast

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Broadcast.
A Non-sectarian Monthly Magazine Devoted to the publication of Spiritual Truths along Ethical, Philosophical and Religious Lines.
1922-1923 Monthly
Los Angeles, CA. Language: English.
Editor: Walter N. Goldschmidt.
1/1, October 1922. 32 pp., $2.00 a year.

Contributions by Manly P. Hall, Franz Hartmann, James M. Warnack, Henry Christeen Warnack, and others, together with discussions of Indian and Chinese philosophy as understood in the light of New Thought.

Other Sources:
Issues:Broadcast V1 1922
Broadcast V2 1923
Claude-Generated Themes:   Broadcast was an early-1920s Theosophical anthology magazine organized around the seeker's 'Quest,' the comparative-wisdom idiom that let a single issue set Annie Besant beside Lao-Tse, Franz Hartmann, and Emerson's 'Over-Soul.' Theosophy — Adyar names, karma, brotherhood, initiation — supplies its doctrinal frame, while a perennialist habit of gathering many traditions into one conversation gives it breadth. A self-mastery ethic and a light New Thought register of concentration, 'the silence' and prosperity run through the material, and breathwork appears as spiritual self-culture rather than health reform. It reads as a Theosophically-centered but deliberately eclectic magazine of the interwar wisdom-literature moment.

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