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Periodical: Revista de la Federacion Teosofica del Uruguay | Mensaje

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Revista de la Federacion Teosofica del Uruguay.
1924? Monthly
Montevideo, Uruguay.
Language: Spanish.
Succeeded by: Mensaje
1/1, 1924 (?). 80 pp.

This was the standard Adyar Theosophical journal of the era, with translations of material from the Theosophist by C. Jinarajadasa, James Wedgewood, H.S. Olcott, and others, together with Spanish articles by the likes of Annie Menie Gowland, president of the society in Argentina, Mario Roso de Luna, et al., local news of activities in Uruguay. and Argentina. The journal did not prosper and was replaced the next year by El Mensaje. Biblioteca Nacional del Uruguay.

Other Sources:
Issues:Revista de la Federacion Teosofica del Uruguay Oct 1924
Claude-Generated Themes:   Revista Teosófica was the Spanish-language organ of the Theosophical Society in Uruguay, and its pages are Blavatskyan through and through. It reprints Vera Jelihovsky's memoir of her sister Helena — H.P. Blavatsky at war with the materialists, atheists, and freethinkers of her day — and it teaches a theosophical way of knowing, in which a calm and confident mind lets the inner wisdom of intuition grasp the truth. Karma, the cyclic re-creation of worlds, and the ancient wisdom behind all religions supply its doctrine. Spiritualist mediumship appears, but as something to be weighed skeptically from the Theosophical side rather than embraced.

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