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From Pat Deveney's database:
Star, The. This was the official organ of the |
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| Star V1 N1 Jan 1928 | |
| Star V1 N2 Feb 1928 | |
| Star V1 N3 Mar 1928 | |
| Star V1 N4 Apr 1928 | |
| Star V1 N5 May 1928 | |
| Star V1 N6 Jun 1928 | |
| Star V1 N7 Jul 1928 | |
| Star V1 N8 Aug 1928 | |
| Star V1 N9 Sep 1928 | |
| Star V1 N10 Oct 1928 | |
| Star V1 N12 Dec 1928 | |
| Star V2 N1 Jan 1929 | |
| Star V2 N2 Feb 1929 | |
| Star V2 N4 Apr 1929 | |
| Star V2 N5 May 1929 | |
| Star V2 N7 Jul 1929 | |
| Star V2 N8 Aug 1929 | |
| Star V2 N9 Sep 1929 | |
| Star V2 N10 Oct 1929 | |
| Star V2 N11 Nov 1929 | |
| Star V2 N12 Dec 1929 | |
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The Star was the international magazine of the Order of the Star (formerly the Order of the Star in the East), the movement built around J. Krishnamurti during his years as the Theosophists' anticipated 'World Teacher.' Published simultaneously across some twenty countries and fourteen languages, the 1928–29 numbers carry Krishnamurti alongside Lady Emily Lutyens, E. A. Wodehouse, Clarence Darrow, and Claude Bragdon, and turn increasingly on his signature theme — that truth is found by looking within rather than through any organization or authority. Its vocabulary of karma, brotherhood, and initiation marks the Theosophical soil from which it grew, but its subject is Krishnamurti's own emerging teaching, sampled here in the very months before he dissolved the Order in August 1929. Panel hits for 'spirit-control' are in fact his language of self-control and inner authority. It sits with the Herald of the Star and the Star bulletins as a core Order-of-the-Star serial. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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