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From Pat Deveney's database:
Server, The. This was yet another journal to promote Krishnamurti and the
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| Server V2 N3 Mar 1917 | |
| Server V4 N3 Mar 1919 | |
| Server V5 N9 Sep 1921 | |
| Server V6 N4 Apr 1921 | |
| Server V6 N11 Nov 1921 | |
| Server V7 N1 Jan 1922 | |
| Server V7 N2 Feb 1922 | |
| Server V8 N6 Nov 1925 | |
| Server V8 N8 Jan 1926 | |
| Server V8 N9 Feb 1926 | |
| Server V8 N11 Apr 1926 | |
| Server V8 N12 May 1926 | |
| Server V9 N2 Jul 1926 | |
| Server V9 N3 Aug 1926 | |
| Server V9 N4 Sep 1926 | |
| Server V9 N5 Oct 1926 | |
| Server V9 N6 Nov 1926 | |
| Server V9 N7 Dec 1926 | |
| Server V9 N8 Jan 1927 | |
| Server V9 N9 Feb 1927 | |
| Server V9 N10 Mar 1927 | |
| Server V9 N11 Apr 1927 | |
| Server V9 N12 May 1927 | |
| Server V10 N1 Jun 1927 | |
| Server V10 N2 Jul 1927 | |
| Server V10 N3 Aug 1927 | |
| Server V10 N4 Sep 1927 | |
| Server V10 N5 Oct 1927 | |
| Server V10 N6 Nov 1927 | |
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The Server is a Theosophical service-and-teaching magazine from the Adyar orbit around Krishnamurti and the Order of the Star in the East. Its language is thoroughly Theosophical — brotherhood, karma, the ethics of service — but its sharpest note is Krishnamurti's own: the insistence that experience and understanding must be had now, in the living present, rather than deferred to a future life. Practical spiritual self-culture, not seance-room phenomena, is its subject, and passing references to vitality and the subtle planes sit inside the standard Theosophical account of the etheric body rather than any clinical mesmerism. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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| Order of the Star in the East and Krishnamurti | Theosophy |
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