1/1, May 1940-December 1973.

50 p or $1.20 a year, 8 newspaper pp.

This was started in London at the beginning of World War II as a replacement for L'Action Theosophique, published in Belgium in French, German and English. The title phrase, a very common one in Theosophical history, denotes both the general activities of Theosophists and, more especially, those of a benevolent nature. The journal functioned as the a repository for articles on Theosophical doctrinal subjects, reports on activities in the various European sections, reports from Adyar, notes of important lectures given in local societies and summer schools, letters, book reviews, etc. Articles by John Coates, Geoffrey Hodson, et al.

This run of Theosophy in Action is part of a broad and deep donation of periodicals from the Portland, Oregon lodge of the Thoeosophical Society.