Down to Earth

• A balanced view of the motives behind dietary preferences
• A dabbler in occultism exposed
• A dire prophecy about Egypt.pdf
• Allopaths persecuting Homeopaths
• Amazing stories, discounted by the scientist and the religious bigot
• A rich life, without the trappings of Mammon
• Aryan Music
• Blavatsky on how to educate children
• Blavatsky on the materialism of today
• Born Atheist, buried Christian
• Brotherhood ranks above meditation
• Can eating animal flesh ever be ethical?
• Chesterfield's choice thoughts to his son
• Children training themselves for murder
• Cicero's Tusculan Disputations - tr. Yonge
• Civilization, the death of Art and Beauty
• Cock, a very occult bird
• Competition rages most fiercely in Christian lands
• Cruelty in the Birch Grove
• Dazzled glimpses into the Astral Light
• Earthquakes are the outcome of sins committed by men
• English newspaper slanders Russian lady
• Everyone and everything is interrelated
• Exuberant speculations on cloud formations
• Flesh-eating among Buddhist monks
• Foul conspiracies and blatant lies levelled against Madame Blavatsky
• Gordon on Fame, that coy goddess
• GRS Mead shows his true colours. Whoops!
• Hierocles exalts wedlock - tr. Taylor
• How a Devil's Imp redeemed his loaf
• How to conduct ourselves towards our parents
• Idolatry and Zoolatry
• Insights to emotion in Art
• Insights to the occult causes of epidemic diseases
• Judicial processes and punishment in Classical India
• Levi on the two opposing forces - tr. Waite
• Levi warns the impudent - tr. Waite
• Meditation proper is spiritual seership
• Miracles are natural phenomena
• Modern India is spiritually degraded
• Musings of an Unpopular Philosopher
• Narcissism and animal sensualism personified
• Occult prophecies
• Onions were considered too sacred to be eaten
• Oxford don and self-proclaimed Rishi profanes Vedic Hymn
• Poverty breeds generosity, wealth greed and selfishness
• Plutarch on the tranquillity of the mind - tr. Morgan
• Plutarch on whether water or land animals are the most crafty - tr. Philips
• Plutarch on why eating animals is repulsive - tr. Baxter
• Prometheus, the Light-bringer, hurled down to the bowels of the earth
• Pythagoras' ban of beans
• Rhoades on Training the Imagination
• Ruskin's Sesame and Lilies
• Russian Vandalism of Persian Zoroastrianism
• Sapphire blue, the most electric of all colours
• Social ethics of nineteenth century Russia
• Speculative lucubrations of an Aristotelean philosopher
• Spiritual rules and protreptics
• Taylor's Vindication of the Rights of Brutes
• Terence on Lenience
• The Birthmark by Nathaniel Hawthorne
• The fear of number thirteen
• The Hollow Earth
• The interests of man and his welfare
• The Japanese should not bow down to Christian ethics
• The learned tree of Tibet
• The nightingale of hope sings
• The Religio-Philosophical Journal is neither religious nor philosophical
• The Russian mote and the British beam
• The sewer of dogmatic creeds and blind faith
• The sparkle of that precious jewel, “Light on the Path,” dimmed by a dark stain
• The Spirit of Life issues from the Earth's North Pole
• The Ungrateful Man
• The Velveteen Rabbit
• Truth is exiled from the press because it is not as beguiling as falsehood
• Virgil's Georgics - tr. Rhoades
• We should all refrain from the mania of celebrating personalities
• Western religion alone is to blame for the cruelty to animals
• What is Music? by Isaac Rice
• When the doors of the world closed on them
• Why the hollow men prize their vice and live by it
• Why the misery of ill-being cannot be relieved