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Periodical: Union Espiritualista Americana

Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Union Espiritualista Americana (U.E.A.).
Al Servicio de las Agrupaciones Espiritualistas Americanas.
1946 Monthly
Bogata, Colombia. Language: Spanish. Editor: Israel Rojas Romero.
1/1, October 1946. 16 pp.

This was the spiritualist companion to—or perhaps temporary successor to—Rojas’s Rosa-Cruz, which concentrated on occultism. As might have been expected, the journal also contained selections from the like of Max Heindel and Rabindranath Tagore.

Other Sources:
Issues:Union Espiritualista Americana V1 N1 Oct 1946
Claude-Generated Themes:   The Unión Espiritualista Americana was the organ of a pan-American espiritualista federation that imagined its member circles as links in a single 'spiritual chain' across the continent. Alongside the organizational work of binding groups and their leaders together, its pages carry an idealist self-culture current — the power of the Word, the mystery of personality, and a balanced care of the body against ascetic excess. It sits within Latin-American espiritualismo while leaning toward the language of inner force and personal cultivation. The tone is fraternal, exhortatory, and reform-minded.

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