January 2014
January 14, Dr. E (Eddy Gutierrez), conjure-man and root worker dies.
Fenruary 2014
Ra Temple, the Berlin lodge of the HOGD/AO, declares independence according to is official website. According to another source, only the Hierophant of Ra Temple leaves.
March 2014
March 17, Donald Michael Kraig (born 1951), author of the best-selling ceremonial magic book, Modern Magick, dies of cancer.
May 2014
May 13, Morning Glory Zell dies.
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Tuesday, March 18, 2014
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Occult history 2013
June
Kerubim Press publishes Commentaries on the Golden Dawn Flying Rolls by the Golden Dawn Community.
November
(?) Nick Farrell publishes Osiris Scroll, a book limited to fifty copies.
November 14, Lady Olivia Robertson (Co-Founder and High Priestess of the Fellowship of Isis--Huntington Castle, Clonegal, Wexford, Ireland) dies at age 96.
November 20, Psychic Sylvia Browne dies at the age of 77.
December
Jorge Hevia III (born 1955), VH Frater D.e.D.I., former member of EOGD (HOMSI), Praemonstrator and lawyer for the HOGD/AO, dies.
Yule--Tomas Stacewicz's Gryende Morgonrodnaden (Nascent Aurora)--formerly Gyllene Gryningen (Golden Dawn)--declares independence from the HOGD/AO.
Kerubim Press publishes Commentaries on the Golden Dawn Flying Rolls by the Golden Dawn Community.
November
(?) Nick Farrell publishes Osiris Scroll, a book limited to fifty copies.
November 14, Lady Olivia Robertson (Co-Founder and High Priestess of the Fellowship of Isis--Huntington Castle, Clonegal, Wexford, Ireland) dies at age 96.
November 20, Psychic Sylvia Browne dies at the age of 77.
December
Jorge Hevia III (born 1955), VH Frater D.e.D.I., former member of EOGD (HOMSI), Praemonstrator and lawyer for the HOGD/AO, dies.
Yule--Tomas Stacewicz's Gryende Morgonrodnaden (Nascent Aurora)--formerly Gyllene Gryningen (Golden Dawn)--declares independence from the HOGD/AO.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Golden Dawn History 1998
January 1998, after a couple of months of organizing in the last part of 1997, the Evolving Order of Eclectic Ways opens up its doors in Denver, Colorado. On October 16, 2000, several members of this group will form Bast Temple (Golden Dawn in the Outer, Ruby Rose and Golden Cross in the Inner) which would become the Mother Lodge of the Ba Iset Order of the Golden Dawn/Ba Iset Order of the Rosy Cross. On June 29, 2013, the Ba Iset Order of the Rosy Cross would start to use the name of the Evolving Order of Eclectic Ways once again, in order to help avoid being confused with the Greek Neo-Nazi party: The People's Association--Golden Dawn (Λαϊκός Σύνδεσμος – Χρυσή Αυγή).
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Esoteric History 1875
Helena Blavatsky, along with W. Q. Judge and H. S. Olcott, form the Theosophical Society in New York.
H. P. Blavatsky writes many of her "most challenging articles" during this year for several Spiritualistic journals and New York newspapers.
Mary Baker Eddy publishes Science and Health.
Heinrich Schliemann publishes Troy and Its Remains.
May
May 31--Alphonse Louis Constant (Eliphas Levi) dies. Levi was 65.
June
H. P. Blavatsky moves away from Philadelphia. (Moves to New York City?)
Summer
H. P. Blavatsky starts writing Isis Unveiled.
"When I started to write that which developed later into Isis Unveiled, I had no more idea than the man in the moon what ould come of it. I had no plan; did not know whether it would be an essay, a pamphlet, a book, or an article. I knew that I had to write it, that was all."--H. P. Blavatsky
September 20th, H.P.B. mentions to N. A. Aksakov that she is working on a book called "Skeleton Key to Mysterious Gates." She says, "I'll show them up, your European and American men of science, Papists, Jesuits, and that race of half-learned, les chatres de la science, who destory everything without creating anything, and are incapable of creating."
Olcott wrote about Blavatsky's work, "If she had no plan, despite all her knowledge, does not that go to prove that the work was not of her own conception; that she was but the channel through which this tide fo fresh, vital essence was being poured into the stagnant poll of modern spritual thought?" [Obviously, this was a man who knew nothing about the working life of a writer.]
Olcott also wrote, "[Whence] did H. P. B. draw the materials which compose Isis, and which cannot be traced to accessible literary sources of quotation? From the Astral Light, and by her soul-senses, from her Teachers--the 'Brothers,' 'Adepts,' 'Sages,' 'Masters,' as they have been variously called."
[Was it a "tulku" mediator system that HPB used?]
October
October 12--Edward Alexander (Aliester) Crowley born at Leamington, Warwickshire (between eleven and midnight).
Mundane History
Mark Twain publishes The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Religious orders are abolished in Prussia.
London's main sewerage system is completed.
H. P. Blavatsky writes many of her "most challenging articles" during this year for several Spiritualistic journals and New York newspapers.
Mary Baker Eddy publishes Science and Health.
Heinrich Schliemann publishes Troy and Its Remains.
May
May 31--Alphonse Louis Constant (Eliphas Levi) dies. Levi was 65.
June
H. P. Blavatsky moves away from Philadelphia. (Moves to New York City?)
Summer
H. P. Blavatsky starts writing Isis Unveiled.
"When I started to write that which developed later into Isis Unveiled, I had no more idea than the man in the moon what ould come of it. I had no plan; did not know whether it would be an essay, a pamphlet, a book, or an article. I knew that I had to write it, that was all."--H. P. Blavatsky
September 20th, H.P.B. mentions to N. A. Aksakov that she is working on a book called "Skeleton Key to Mysterious Gates." She says, "I'll show them up, your European and American men of science, Papists, Jesuits, and that race of half-learned, les chatres de la science, who destory everything without creating anything, and are incapable of creating."
Olcott wrote about Blavatsky's work, "If she had no plan, despite all her knowledge, does not that go to prove that the work was not of her own conception; that she was but the channel through which this tide fo fresh, vital essence was being poured into the stagnant poll of modern spritual thought?" [Obviously, this was a man who knew nothing about the working life of a writer.]
Olcott also wrote, "[Whence] did H. P. B. draw the materials which compose Isis, and which cannot be traced to accessible literary sources of quotation? From the Astral Light, and by her soul-senses, from her Teachers--the 'Brothers,' 'Adepts,' 'Sages,' 'Masters,' as they have been variously called."
[Was it a "tulku" mediator system that HPB used?]
October
October 12--Edward Alexander (Aliester) Crowley born at Leamington, Warwickshire (between eleven and midnight).
Mundane History
Mark Twain publishes The Adventures of Tom Sawyer.
Religious orders are abolished in Prussia.
London's main sewerage system is completed.
Monday, August 20, 2012
Occult history 1874
1874
Autumn--F. G. Irwin visits Eliphas Levi in Paris.
October 14--Helena P. Blavatsky meets Colonel Henry S. Olcott for the first time at Chittenden, Vermont. They start to correspond with one another; later, they will join forces to further the goals of Theosophy.
November--H. P. Blavatsky moves to Philadelphia.
December--S. N., Thomas Vaughan (F. G. Irwin) writes The Star Rising in the Est, or a Brilliant Light Revealed unto all Men. According to Darcy Kuntz, "It has similar initiation ceremonies as those contained in the Golden Dawn Cipher Manuscript."
Important historical note: Colonel H. S. Olcott will lose his diaries for the years 1874 to 1877. This makes his accounts of the events of these years less than one hundred percent reliable as recounted in Old Diary Leaves. The missing years are those in which Blavatsky writes Isis Unveiled.
In mundane history:
First impressionist exhibition takes place in Paris. The term "impressionism" comes from the title, "Impression: Sunrise," a painting by Monet.
H. Solomon introduces pressure-cooking methods for the canning of food in the United States.
The first American zoo is established in Philadelphia.
Autumn--F. G. Irwin visits Eliphas Levi in Paris.
October 14--Helena P. Blavatsky meets Colonel Henry S. Olcott for the first time at Chittenden, Vermont. They start to correspond with one another; later, they will join forces to further the goals of Theosophy.
November--H. P. Blavatsky moves to Philadelphia.
December--S. N., Thomas Vaughan (F. G. Irwin) writes The Star Rising in the Est, or a Brilliant Light Revealed unto all Men. According to Darcy Kuntz, "It has similar initiation ceremonies as those contained in the Golden Dawn Cipher Manuscript."
Important historical note: Colonel H. S. Olcott will lose his diaries for the years 1874 to 1877. This makes his accounts of the events of these years less than one hundred percent reliable as recounted in Old Diary Leaves. The missing years are those in which Blavatsky writes Isis Unveiled.
In mundane history:
First impressionist exhibition takes place in Paris. The term "impressionism" comes from the title, "Impression: Sunrise," a painting by Monet.
H. Solomon introduces pressure-cooking methods for the canning of food in the United States.
The first American zoo is established in Philadelphia.
Monday, July 9, 2012
Golden Dawn History 2007
2007--Expansion of Golden Dawn in Denver, Colorado USA
Due to the never-ending problems of the Golden Dawn trademark battle, Bast Temple drops all mention of being "Hermetic Order" from their rituals, and changes its official Order name to Ba Iset Order of the Rosy Cross (Golden Dawn in the Outer)--BIOGD/BIORC.
First Bast Temple led Open Full Moon Ritual (Hearthstone Community Church). This becomes an annual tradition for Bast Temple; starting in 2008, the Bast Temple OFM is typically done in June.
Morgan Drake Eckstein publishes Golden Dawn Rituals Volume One--Neophyte Ritual: Three Officer Version, a modified version of the ritual as used by Bast Temple (BIORC) through the print-on-demand service Lulu. It would be in print for one year before being withdrawn for expansion; ongoing time management problems would delay its re-release for years. (In 2012, an ebook version of the three officer version would be released through Smashwords.)
Thoth Amen-Ra, an independent GD lodge, opens its doors in Denver.
Thoth Hermes also starts operations in Denver. Originally, a lodge of the Esoteric Order of the Golden Dawn, the lodge will switch in 2011 to the Order of the Golden Dawn/Collegium Spiritu Sancti.
The creation of Thoth Amen-Ra and Thoth Hermes brings the number of functional Golden Dawn lodges in Denver, Colorado up to three. This allows the members of the Denver Golden Dawn community to be able to locate the "right lodge" for their individual tastes.
Due to the never-ending problems of the Golden Dawn trademark battle, Bast Temple drops all mention of being "Hermetic Order" from their rituals, and changes its official Order name to Ba Iset Order of the Rosy Cross (Golden Dawn in the Outer)--BIOGD/BIORC.
First Bast Temple led Open Full Moon Ritual (Hearthstone Community Church). This becomes an annual tradition for Bast Temple; starting in 2008, the Bast Temple OFM is typically done in June.
Morgan Drake Eckstein publishes Golden Dawn Rituals Volume One--Neophyte Ritual: Three Officer Version, a modified version of the ritual as used by Bast Temple (BIORC) through the print-on-demand service Lulu. It would be in print for one year before being withdrawn for expansion; ongoing time management problems would delay its re-release for years. (In 2012, an ebook version of the three officer version would be released through Smashwords.)
Thoth Amen-Ra, an independent GD lodge, opens its doors in Denver.
Thoth Hermes also starts operations in Denver. Originally, a lodge of the Esoteric Order of the Golden Dawn, the lodge will switch in 2011 to the Order of the Golden Dawn/Collegium Spiritu Sancti.
The creation of Thoth Amen-Ra and Thoth Hermes brings the number of functional Golden Dawn lodges in Denver, Colorado up to three. This allows the members of the Denver Golden Dawn community to be able to locate the "right lodge" for their individual tastes.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Golden Dawn History 1899
1899--The last year of an unified Golden Dawn.
According to Darcy Kuntz, it is likely that the fifth version of the Preliminary Pledge Form of the Order of the Golden Dawn in the Outer in Anglia was issued by Mathers in this year.
The Mathers are living in Paris. They move from 38 Rue Mozart to 23 Rue St. Vincent in October.
The highlight of Mathers' work this year is his Rites of Isis. There are public performances of the Rites; the Sunday Chronicle writes an article (March 19) about his Egyptian religion and his devotion to Isis.
In March, Westcott writes to Gardner that "I feel a curious occult necessity not to act directly with any Soror occultist at [the] present time."
Mathers offers Annie Horniman a conditional reconcilation. Horniman demands better terms, a demand that Mathers refuses to consider.
November 21, the novelist, Arthur Machen (Avallaunius) is admitted to the Neophyte Grade.
December 8, Mathers suspends F.L. Gardner, partially due to Gardner's threat that he would publish the Golden Dawn rituals and lectures.
Florence Farr refuses to advance Aleister Crowley to the Adept Minor Grade, due to rumors about his sexual behavior. Despite theories put forth by Thelemites and an argument by the Beast himself, this event is just additional fuel to the powder keg that is about to explode, and not the cause itself of the Revolt of the Adepts that will start the following year. In fact, the Revolt of the Adepts would have happened even if Farr would have permitted Crowley to advance.
Sometime this year and extending into the next, Farr recieves material from the "Akashic Records" for The Order of Great Osiris the Savior. The ceremonies are to be performed during specific astrological events (conjunctions of the Sun with the Royal Stars, etc.) and center around a single god per ritual. Silent mediation and mantras are both heavily used in the rituals. Alex Sumner suggests that this was Farr's attempt to channel higher Grade rituals based on similarities with the later Stella Matutina 7=4 Adept Extemptus ritual.
By the end of 1899, the five Golden Dawn Temples, including Mathers' Ahathoor Temple (Paris), had initiated a total of 358 members into the Grade of Neophyte (0=0). 124 of these members had advanced all the way into the Grade of Adeptus Minor (5=6). By the end of 1900, Golden Dawn will be split into several factions and its exact membership numbers would become increasingly hard to figure out.
Updated 8 July 2012: Minor stylebook correction suggested by Chris.
According to Darcy Kuntz, it is likely that the fifth version of the Preliminary Pledge Form of the Order of the Golden Dawn in the Outer in Anglia was issued by Mathers in this year.
The Mathers are living in Paris. They move from 38 Rue Mozart to 23 Rue St. Vincent in October.
The highlight of Mathers' work this year is his Rites of Isis. There are public performances of the Rites; the Sunday Chronicle writes an article (March 19) about his Egyptian religion and his devotion to Isis.
In March, Westcott writes to Gardner that "I feel a curious occult necessity not to act directly with any Soror occultist at [the] present time."
Mathers offers Annie Horniman a conditional reconcilation. Horniman demands better terms, a demand that Mathers refuses to consider.
November 21, the novelist, Arthur Machen (Avallaunius) is admitted to the Neophyte Grade.
December 8, Mathers suspends F.L. Gardner, partially due to Gardner's threat that he would publish the Golden Dawn rituals and lectures.
Florence Farr refuses to advance Aleister Crowley to the Adept Minor Grade, due to rumors about his sexual behavior. Despite theories put forth by Thelemites and an argument by the Beast himself, this event is just additional fuel to the powder keg that is about to explode, and not the cause itself of the Revolt of the Adepts that will start the following year. In fact, the Revolt of the Adepts would have happened even if Farr would have permitted Crowley to advance.
Sometime this year and extending into the next, Farr recieves material from the "Akashic Records" for The Order of Great Osiris the Savior. The ceremonies are to be performed during specific astrological events (conjunctions of the Sun with the Royal Stars, etc.) and center around a single god per ritual. Silent mediation and mantras are both heavily used in the rituals. Alex Sumner suggests that this was Farr's attempt to channel higher Grade rituals based on similarities with the later Stella Matutina 7=4 Adept Extemptus ritual.
By the end of 1899, the five Golden Dawn Temples, including Mathers' Ahathoor Temple (Paris), had initiated a total of 358 members into the Grade of Neophyte (0=0). 124 of these members had advanced all the way into the Grade of Adeptus Minor (5=6). By the end of 1900, Golden Dawn will be split into several factions and its exact membership numbers would become increasingly hard to figure out.
Updated 8 July 2012: Minor stylebook correction suggested by Chris.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
GD History 2012
Mark Greeg (?) (Imhotep) dies. (Or was it 2011?)
February
King Over the Water, a biography of Samuel Macgregor Mathers, by Nick Farrell is published.
March
Sanctuary of Maat officially closed.
The HOGD/AO holds their International Conclave of Golden Dawn Adepti--in which their Third Order unveils new magic for the Second Order. Despite offers to share with the Inner Order of other Golden Dawn groups, the Conclave is attended only by members of the AO (either due to the binding non-disclosure agreement or because of a conspiracy--take your pick).
(?) Names and Images by Peregrin Wildoak (?) is published.
(?) Enochian M. (?) by Dean Wilson is published.
Tabitha Cicero publishes the colored version of the "Westcott Tablets." In the same publication, she publishes the Mather's AO (Alpha et Omega) 6=5 Adeptus Major ritual. The modern HOGD/AO claim that it is only part four of the Adept Major Grade initiiation while others claim that it is the entirety of the 6=5 ritual used by Mather's AO.
The "Golden Dawn flame war" which had been relatively silent for several years erupts anew when one party decides to give one star ratings to all the books written by one of the writers of the opposition. This rapidly expands to a dividing of the community as one party declares that all who do not oppose the publication of everything that has been covered by a secrecy oath in the past are traitors to the larger esoteric tradition. Reputations are dragged through the mud, and eventually all parties involved decide to no longer allow opposing views to pollute their forums and blog comment sections.
April
Secret College program initiated by the HOGD/AO. Many reject it as an attempt to control the greater GD community.
The HOGD/AO announces that all of its rituals, both Inner and Outer, have been modified to address the profanation of its rituals. This announcement leds some in the Golden Dawn community to argue that the HOGD/AO is no longer a true GD/AO Order.
May
The Greek Nationalist Party Chrysi Avgi, which name translates into "Golden Dawn," wins seven percent of the vote in the Greek national elections, gaining the political party entry into the Greek Parliment for the first time. While the Chrysi Avgi claim not to be Neo-Nazi, they have used Nazi symbolism extensively in the past. Some in the GD community express concern that esoteric students will confuse the Greek right-wing political party with the esoteric tradition; one party touts it as proof that GD is corrupted while another party wants the GD community to bind together to deny involvement with the Chrysi Avgi.
June
June 8, Richard (?) "Skip" Dudchous, artist of the Classical Golden Dawn "color it yourself" Tarot deck, dies.
June 24, the 30th anniversary of the consecration of the Georgian (USA) Vault of the Adepti by Israel Regardie is celebrated by many in the Golden Dawn community.
July
KP organizes Project C. Fr. A becomes involved on July 19th. The project is the brainchild of Fr. P who was trying to get *** interested for years, in order to bring the project to fruition.
[This project was the Commentaries on the Flying Rolls by the Golden Dawn Community.]
August
August 17, the HOGD/AO announces their third major Golden Dawn gathering and attempt to create peace in the Golden Dawn community--the 2013 Peace and Harmony Pow Wow--which will include new magic unveiled for the Outer Order by the Third Order. (So far, no other Golden Dawn Order has made an effort to make peace with the HOGD/AO.)
September
September 27, the HOGD/AO announces a new campaign--1000 Points of Light--a campaign to help create a thousand new personal temples. (By the end of September 2013, they had hit 305 new temples.By the beginning of December 2014, they had hit 492 new temples.)
October
October 16, David Godwin, author of Godwin's Cabalistic Encyclopedia dies.
This page was updated on 5 July 2012; September 20, 2012; October 22, 2012; June 29, 2013, and December 4, 2014.
February
King Over the Water, a biography of Samuel Macgregor Mathers, by Nick Farrell is published.
March
Sanctuary of Maat officially closed.
The HOGD/AO holds their International Conclave of Golden Dawn Adepti--in which their Third Order unveils new magic for the Second Order. Despite offers to share with the Inner Order of other Golden Dawn groups, the Conclave is attended only by members of the AO (either due to the binding non-disclosure agreement or because of a conspiracy--take your pick).
(?) Names and Images by Peregrin Wildoak (?) is published.
(?) Enochian M. (?) by Dean Wilson is published.
Tabitha Cicero publishes the colored version of the "Westcott Tablets." In the same publication, she publishes the Mather's AO (Alpha et Omega) 6=5 Adeptus Major ritual. The modern HOGD/AO claim that it is only part four of the Adept Major Grade initiiation while others claim that it is the entirety of the 6=5 ritual used by Mather's AO.
The "Golden Dawn flame war" which had been relatively silent for several years erupts anew when one party decides to give one star ratings to all the books written by one of the writers of the opposition. This rapidly expands to a dividing of the community as one party declares that all who do not oppose the publication of everything that has been covered by a secrecy oath in the past are traitors to the larger esoteric tradition. Reputations are dragged through the mud, and eventually all parties involved decide to no longer allow opposing views to pollute their forums and blog comment sections.
April
Secret College program initiated by the HOGD/AO. Many reject it as an attempt to control the greater GD community.
The HOGD/AO announces that all of its rituals, both Inner and Outer, have been modified to address the profanation of its rituals. This announcement leds some in the Golden Dawn community to argue that the HOGD/AO is no longer a true GD/AO Order.
May
The Greek Nationalist Party Chrysi Avgi, which name translates into "Golden Dawn," wins seven percent of the vote in the Greek national elections, gaining the political party entry into the Greek Parliment for the first time. While the Chrysi Avgi claim not to be Neo-Nazi, they have used Nazi symbolism extensively in the past. Some in the GD community express concern that esoteric students will confuse the Greek right-wing political party with the esoteric tradition; one party touts it as proof that GD is corrupted while another party wants the GD community to bind together to deny involvement with the Chrysi Avgi.
June
June 8, Richard (?) "Skip" Dudchous, artist of the Classical Golden Dawn "color it yourself" Tarot deck, dies.
June 24, the 30th anniversary of the consecration of the Georgian (USA) Vault of the Adepti by Israel Regardie is celebrated by many in the Golden Dawn community.
July
KP organizes Project C. Fr. A becomes involved on July 19th. The project is the brainchild of Fr. P who was trying to get *** interested for years, in order to bring the project to fruition.
[This project was the Commentaries on the Flying Rolls by the Golden Dawn Community.]
August
August 17, the HOGD/AO announces their third major Golden Dawn gathering and attempt to create peace in the Golden Dawn community--the 2013 Peace and Harmony Pow Wow--which will include new magic unveiled for the Outer Order by the Third Order. (So far, no other Golden Dawn Order has made an effort to make peace with the HOGD/AO.)
September
September 27, the HOGD/AO announces a new campaign--1000 Points of Light--a campaign to help create a thousand new personal temples. (By the end of September 2013, they had hit 305 new temples.By the beginning of December 2014, they had hit 492 new temples.)
October
October 16, David Godwin, author of Godwin's Cabalistic Encyclopedia dies.
This page was updated on 5 July 2012; September 20, 2012; October 22, 2012; June 29, 2013, and December 4, 2014.
Golden Dawn History Source List
This is a list of the books that are being consulted for the Golden Dawn/Occult History series.
Cicero, Chic. and SandraTabtha Cicero. The Essential Golden Dawn: An Introduction to High Magic. St. Paul, Minn.: Llwellyn Publications (2003).
Grun, Bernard. The Timetables of History (Third Revised Edition). New York: Touchstone (1991).
Kuntz, Darcy. and Mary Greer. The Chronology of the Golden Dawn: Being a Chronological History of a Magical Order--1378-1994. Edmonds, WA: Holmes Publishing Group (1999).
Wheatley, Dennis (editor). The Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult: Studies in Occultism. H. P. Blavatsky. London: Sphere Books (1974).
Zirkoff, Boris de (editor). Isis Unveiled (2 volumes). H. P. Blavatsky. Wheaton: Theosophical Publishing House (1994).
Websites and online sources are generally hyperlinked in the respective entries of the series.
Cicero, Chic. and SandraTabtha Cicero. The Essential Golden Dawn: An Introduction to High Magic. St. Paul, Minn.: Llwellyn Publications (2003).
Grun, Bernard. The Timetables of History (Third Revised Edition). New York: Touchstone (1991).
Kuntz, Darcy. and Mary Greer. The Chronology of the Golden Dawn: Being a Chronological History of a Magical Order--1378-1994. Edmonds, WA: Holmes Publishing Group (1999).
Wheatley, Dennis (editor). The Dennis Wheatley Library of the Occult: Studies in Occultism. H. P. Blavatsky. London: Sphere Books (1974).
Zirkoff, Boris de (editor). Isis Unveiled (2 volumes). H. P. Blavatsky. Wheaton: Theosophical Publishing House (1994).
Websites and online sources are generally hyperlinked in the respective entries of the series.
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