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From Pat Deveney's database:
Theosophical Path, The. This was the principal journal of the Tingley branchy of Theosophy. Contributions by
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| ZDB: Heidelberg UB; Stuttgart WLB; Freiburg UB; Munchen UB; Würzburg UB; Berlin UB Humboldt; Berlin UBHU ZwB Theologie; Berlin SBB Haus Potsdamer Str; Frankfurt/M UB; Kassel UB/LMB, BB 6; Marburg Religionswiss.B; Wien Univ.; NYPL; LOC; Buffalo and Erie County Public Library; California State University; Stanford University; and many other locations in OCLC. | |
| Theosophical Path V1 Jul-dec 1911 | |
| Theosophical Path V2 Jan-jun 1912 | |
| Theosophical Path V3 Jul-dec 1912 | |
| Theosophical Path V4 Jan-jun 1913 | |
| Theosophical Path V5 Jul-dec 1913 | |
| Theosophical Path V6 Jan-jun 1914 | |
| Theosophical Path V7 Jul-dec 1914 | |
| Theosophical Path V8 Jan-jun 1915 | |
| Theosophical Path V9 Jul-dec 1915 | |
| Theosophical Path V10 Jan-jun 1916 | |
| Theosophical Path V11 Jul-dec 1916 | |
| Theosophical Path V12 Jan-jun 1917 | |
| Theosophical Path V13 Jul-dec 1917 | |
| Theosophical Path V14 Jan-jun 1918 | |
| Theosophical Path V15 Jul-dec 1918 | |
| Theosophical Path V16 Jan-jul 1919 | |
| Theosophical Path V17 Jul-dec 1919 | |
| Theosophical Path V18 Jan-jun 1920 | |
| Theosophical Path V19 Jul-dec 1920 | |
| Theosophical Path V20 Jan-jun 1921 | |
| Theosophical Path V21 Jul-dec 1921 | |
| Theosophical Path V22 Jan-jun 1922 | |
| Theosophical Path V23 Jul-dec 1922 | |
| Theosophical Path V24 Jan-jun 1923 | |
| Theosophical Path V25 Jul-dec 1923 | |
| Theosophical Path V27 Jul-dec 1924 | |
| Theosophical Path V28 Jan-jun 1925 | |
| Theosophical Path V29 Jul-dec 1925 | |
| Theosophical Path V30 Jan-jun 1926 | |
| Theosophical Path V31 Jul-dec 1926 | |
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The Theosophical Path was the official magazine of the Point Loma community — Katherine Tingley's Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society — published from the settlement above San Diego between 1911 and 1935. It is Theosophical to its core, grounded in the writings of Helena Blavatsky and the Secret Doctrine and organised around the twinned doctrines of karma and reincarnation, with Universal Brotherhood as both its ethic and the name of its organisation. Alongside the doctrine ran Katherine Tingley's programme of cultural uplift: essays on classical literature and mythology, on astronomy and comparative science, and on the reconciliation of scientific findings with Theosophical teaching. The magazine gave particular attention to the ancient past, reading Homer as history, interpreting the myth of Orpheus and Eurydice as an allegory of spiritual descent, and arguing from the plants and animals of the Atlantic islands that a great southern continent had once existed and slowly sunk — the Theosophical case for Atlantis, conducted in the language of natural history. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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