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Periodical: Kuntur

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Kuntur.
Revista Poligrafica.
1932-1938 Quarterly
Tucuman, Argentina. Language: Spanish.
Succeeds: Teosofía en la Plata
Succeeded by: Revista Teoosoica Argentina
Corporate author: Organo oficial de la Sociedad Teosofica Argentina / Organo Oficial de la Federacion Teosofica Sud-Americanade la Federacion Teosofica Sud-Americana
1/1, 1932-May 1938

Organ of the Adyar Theosophists in Argentina.

Other Sources:NYPL.
Issues:Kuntur V2 N6 Oct-Dec 1933
Claude-Generated Themes:   Kuntur — 'condor' in Quechua — was a Spanish-language Theosophical magazine of the Andean Theosophical Society milieu. Its sampled pages breathe the Adyar idiom: the Neophyte who forms himself to be useful and submits to a 'severe discipline' under the Master, the karmic 'laws' among which each student must choose, and an admiring life of Annie Besant as fighter for the proletariat and Indian freedom, co-author of Occult Chemistry, and President of the Theosophical Society. A working astrological strand — zodiac, natal charts — runs beside the core Theosophy, and reincarnation and karma frame its ethics throughout. It is a regional organ of the international Theosophical current rather than a spiritualist or occult-magazine miscellany.

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