Bulletin Internationale de L'Etoile [IAPSOP]

Periodical:	*Bulletin Internationale de L'Etoile*

Summary:	From Pat Deveney's database: Bulletin Internationale de l'Etoile. 1927—1930 Monthly, irregular Ommen, Holland. Language: French. Publisher: Star Publishing Trust. Editor: Mme Zelma Blech. Succeeds: Bulletin de l'Ordre de l'Etoile d'Orient Corporate author: Organe Officiel de l'Ordre de l'Etoile 1/1. 1927 No. 4 is October 1927. 12-25 francs a year, 32 pp. This was a French translation of the International Star Bulletin published in London by Lady Emily Lutyens and D. Rajagopal. The Order of the Star, of which this was the official organ, was devoted to spreading word of the conferences and conversations of J. Krishnamurti, and it continued to do so after Krishnamurti in 1928 made it clear that his work had nothing to do with organizations.
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Issues:	Bulletin Internationale de L'Etoile N11 Dec 1928
	Bulletin Internationale de L'Etoile N7 Apr 1930
	Bulletin Internationale de L'Etoile N11 Jun 1930
Claude-Generated Themes:	The Bulletin International de l'Étoile was the French edition of the International Star Bulletin, published from the Star Camp at Ommen in Holland and devoted to the talks of Jiddu Krishnamurti as 'l'instructeur du Monde,' the World Teacher the Order of the Star in the East had been founded to herald. Its pages carry his meditations on suffering, freedom and the futility of authority — including the period around August 1929, when he dissolved the Order itself with the declaration that 'truth is a pathless land.' The salience panel misreads its philosophical 'esprit' as spiritualism and a stray 'gall' as phrenology; neither survives adjudication. It belongs squarely with the Order of the Star and Krishnamurti, within the parent Theosophical milieu from which the movement sprang. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description.
Topics:	Order of the Star in the East and Krishnamurti