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From Pat Deveney's database:
Dharma.
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| Dharma Caracas V1 N2 Jul 1913 | |
| Dharma Caracas V1 N3 Oct 1913 | |
| Dharma Caracas V2 N5 Apr 1914 | |
| Dharma Caracas V2 N6 Jul 1914 | |
| Dharma Caracas V2 N8 Jan 1915 | |
| Dharma Caracas V3 N9-10 Apr-jul 1915 | |
| Dharma Caracas V3 N12 Mar 1915 | |
| Dharma Caracas V4 N6 Jul 1914 | |
| Dharma Caracas V4 N7 Oct 1914 | |
| Dharma Caracas V4 N14 Jun 1915 | |
| Dharma Caracas V4 N15 Oct 1916 | |
| Dharma Caracas V4 N17 Apr 1917 | |
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Dharma was a Caracas review of the Theosophical Society, taking its name from the ethical law at the heart of its teaching. Its pages expound Karma with technical care — how the reincarnating Ego acquires its instruments of body, mind and physical nature across the long manvantara — amid the standard Blavatskyan furniture of adepts, mahatmas and the Secret Doctrine. A 'Voice of the Silence'-style summons to 'the path of peace and not of war' sets the devotional tone, while editorial greetings to new branches such as Barquisimeto mark it as a Society house-organ. It is a faithful Latin-American vehicle of Theosophy, with reincarnation and karma as its doctrinal spine. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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