Plutarch on boasted wisdom, fortitude, magnanimity, and temperance

Low buffoonery and mocking laughs reverted him to a baboon.: Even the flowers fainted at his cruel sneer.

Emanation and Radiation

Plutarch comforts Apollonius

Infinite is the Creative Potency of Feminine Logos: On the genealogy and gender of Logos and Its Light.

Merits of the Rude Lacedaemonian Wit: A collection of aphorisms and speeches

Bhagavan Das on the Triune Nature of Emotions: Analysis and definitions from his Science of the Emotions.

Plutarch praises the calm tranquillity of the mind

Vril and Bovril: Vril is the occult power behind the forces of matter. Bovril is a beef extract, boasting of imaginary benefits.

Plutarch on Plato’s procreation of the soul in Timaeus

Heraclitus on the two antithetical forces in life: Interdependent and mutually convertible aspects of One Cause

The Astral Light preserves and reflects images of every thought and action.: It is the body of the world, a huge storehouse of corruption and degeneracy.

Why the Ancient Oracles disappeared?

Who should be invited to theosophical meetings?: Facts brought before the Masters and answers.

Plutarch on the Tutelary Daimon of Socrates

Celibacy, Continence, Monasticism

Plotinus on the Centre + Circle: Insights from the pupil of god-taught Ammonius and teacher of Porphyry. The latter edited his master’s Enneads. With commentaries by HP Blavatsky.

A dire prophecy about Egypt: A passage from the Asclepian Dialogue ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus.

The Complete Works of Plutarch. Parallel Lives. Moralia. Illustrated

The English Platonist Vindicates the Rights of Brutes