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Summary:  From Pat Deveney's database:

Virya.
Estudios de Teosofia, Hermetismo, Orientalismo y Psicologia, etc. / Organo de las Logias de Costa Rica /Organo Oficial de la Sociedad Teosofica Centroamericana.
No Hay Religion Mas Elevada Que La Verdad
1908—1933? Monthly, then quarterly
San José, Costa Rica.
Language: Spanish.
Editor: Leon Fernandez Guardia (1871-1942), Tomas Povedano de Arcos (1847-1943), director.
Publisher: Sociedad Teosofica.
1/1, January 1908-1933 (?)
48-24 pp.

This was a standard regional Theosophical journal, with excerpts from other such journals and contributions by Annie Besant, C.W. Leadbeater, C. Jinarajadasa, G.S. Arundale, et al., combined with lodge notes and news of the movement thoughout Central America. It had regular contributions by Mario Roso de Luna and other more literary figures. Unusually, it carried a notice of the arrival in New York of Sri Agamya Guru Paramahamsa, one of the purported teachers of Carl Kellner. Guardia was an historian and the author of a pioneering Spanish horror fiction story (”El Número 13,013”), in which a man hypnotizes a friend who had the winning lottery ticket to make him cash the ticket, hand the money over, and then die) and other fantasy tales. He achieved minor fame with his opposition to the domination of the United Fruit Company in Costa Rico, and by the 1930s he was the editor of Defensa Nacional, the organ of the Anti-Communist League. Archivo General de la Guerra Civil Espana; Bibliotecas Costa Rica; BNF; BNE.

Issues:Virya V1 N1 Jan 1908
Virya V1 N2 Mar 1908
Virya V1 N3 May 1908
Virya V1 N4 Aug 1908
Virya V1 N5 Sep 1908
Virya V2 N10 Sep 1909
Virya V2 N11 Nov 1909
Virya V2 N12 Jan 1910
Virya V2 N6 Jan 1909
Virya V2 N7 Mar 1909
Virya V2 N8 May 1909
Virya V2 N9 Jul 1909
Virya V3 N13 Mar 1910
Virya V3 N14 May 1910
Virya V3 N15 Jul 1910
Virya V3 N16 Sep 1910
Virya V4 N17 Jan 1911
Virya V4 N18 Mar 1911
Virya V4 N19 May 1911
Virya V4 N20 Jul 1911
Virya V4 N21 Sep 1911
Virya V4 N22 Jan 1912
Virya V4 N23 Jun 1912
Virya V4 N24 Nov 1912
Virya V6 N25 Jan 1913
Virya V6 N26 May 1913
Virya V6 N27 Oct 1913
Virya V6 N28 Jan 1914
Virya V6 N29 Jun 1914
Virya V7 N30 Jan 1915
Virya V8 N31 Jan 1916
Virya V8 N32 May 1916
Virya V8 N33 Oct 1916
Virya V9 N34 Mar 1917
Virya V9 N35 Aug 1917
Virya V10 N36 Jan 1918
Virya V12 N43 Jul 1921
Virya V13 N45 Jul 1922
Virya V14 N46 Oct 1924
Virya V15 N47 Nov 1926
Virya V15 N49 Jan 1927
Virya V15 N50 Mar 1927
Virya V15 N51 May 1927
Virya V15 N52 Jul 1927
Virya V15 N53 Sep 1927
Virya V15 N54 Nov 1927
Virya V15 N55 Jan 1928
Virya V16 N56 Mar 1928
Virya V16 N57 May 1928
Virya V16 N58 Jul 1928
Virya V16 N59 Sep 1928
Virya V16 N60 Nov 1928
Virya V17 N61 Jan 1929
Virya V17 N62 Mar 1929
Virya V17 N63 Jun 1929
Virya V17 N64 Jul 1929
Virya V17 N65 Aug 1929
Virya V17 N66 Sep 1929
Virya V17 N67 Oct 1929
Virya V17 N68 Nov 1929
Virya V17 N69 Dec 1929
Virya V23 N74 May 1930
Virya V23 N75 Jul 1930
Virya V23 N76 Aug-sep 1930
Virya V23 N77 Oct-nov 1930
Virya V24 N78 Dec 1930-jan 1931
Virya V24 N79 Feb-mar 1931
Virya V24 N80 Apr-may 1931
Virya V24 N81 Jun-jul 1931
Virya V24 N82 Aug-sep 1931
Virya V24 N83 Oct-nov 1931
Virya V24 N84 Dec 1931-jan 1932
Virya V25 N85 Feb-mar 1932
Virya V25 N87 Jan-feb 1933

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