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From Pat Deveney's database:
Theosophisches Leben. Raatz, along with
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| LOC; NYPL; Niedersachsische Staats- und Universitats Bibliothek; Bayerische Staatsbibliothek; ZDB: Tubingen UB; Munchen BSB; Munchen UB; Erlangen-N UB; Berlin UB Humboldt; Berlin SBB Haus Potsdamer Str; Berlin UdK; Rostock UB; Göttingen SuUB; Halle/S UuLB; Leipzig DNB. | |
| Theosophisches Leben V9 N11 Feb 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V9 N12 Mar 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N1 Apr 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N2 May 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N4 Jul 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N5 Aug 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N6 Sep 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N7 Oct 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N8 Nov 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N9 Dec 1907 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N11 Feb 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V10 N12 Mar 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N1 Mar 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N4 Jul 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N5 Aug 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N6 Sep 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N7 Oct 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V11 N8 Nov 1908 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V12 1909 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V13 1910 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V14 1911 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V15 1912 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V16 1913 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V17 1914 | |
| Theosophisches Leben V18 1915 | |
| Theosophisches Leben Ephemera | |
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Theosophisches Leben was a German-language house organ of the Theosophical Society in the early twentieth century, and among the most single-minded periodicals in this archive. Its masthead carried the Society's threefold programme — the comparative study of religion, the reconciliation of religion with science, and the realisation of universal brotherhood — and its columns are given almost entirely to that programme's content: exposition of Helena Blavatsky's teaching, the doctrine of karma and rebirth, the sevenfold constitution of every form of existence from the atom to the world-system, comparative material drawn from Egypt and from scripture, and edifying literary pieces for members. Where it touches Spiritualism it does so critically and briefly, and where Atlantis appears it belongs to the Theosophical cosmology of root races rather than to any enthusiasm for lost continents. It is a compact and doctrinally focused organ of the Adyar lineage in the German-speaking world, addressed to readers who already shared its vocabulary. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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