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From Pat Deveney's database:
Vahan, The. This was in a way the continuation of the journal of the same name that had ended with the issue for
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| ZDB: Göttingen SuUB; Archivo General de la Guerra Civil España. | |
| Vahan V5 N1-12 1895-1896 | |
| Vahan V6 N1-12 1896-1897 | |
| Vahan V7 N1-12 1897-1898 | |
| Vahan V8 N1-12 1898-1899 | |
| Vahan V10 N1-12 1899-1900 | |
| Vahan V11 N1-12 1901-1902 | |
| Vahan V12 N1-12 1902-1903 | |
| Vahan V13 N1-12 1903-1904 | |
| Vahan V14 N1-12 1904-1905 | |
| Vahan V15 N1-12 1905-1906 | |
| Vahan V16 N1-12 1906-1907 | |
| Vahan V17 N1-12 1907-1908 | |
| Vahan V18 N1-12 1908-1909 | |
| Vahan V22 N11 Jun 1913 | |
| Vahan V22 N12 Jul 1913 | |
| Vahan V22 N4 Nov 1912 | |
| Vahan V22 N7 Feb 1913 | |
| Vahan V22 N8 Mar 1913 | |
| Vahan V23 N9 Apr 1914 | |
| Vahan V23 N10 May 1914 | |
| Vahan V23 N11 Jun 1914 | |
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The Vahan was the members' bulletin of the Theosophical Society's English and European Section, and reads almost entirely as an in-house Theosophical instrument: lodge programmes, activity notices, and the question-and-answer columns through which members worked out doctrine. Its recurring subject matter is the Theosophical account of karma, reincarnation, and the constitution of consciousness across the astral and mental planes. Where it touches Spiritualist mediumship or after-death states, it does so to adjudicate such questions within Theosophical teaching rather than to endorse the seance room. The magazine is a house organ first — a record of how the Society organized study and answered its own members — with the wider occult-philosophical field entering only as Theosophy frames it. Generated by Claude from the periodical's digitized text; a thematic reading, not a bibliographic description. |
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