by D. G. Gower Part 1: What is Psychological Memory? According to C.G.Jung, ...the unconscious consists of contents that are entirely undifferentiated, representing the precipitate of humanity’s typical forms of reaction since the earliest beginnings - apart from historical, ethnological, or other differentiation - in situations of general human character, e.g., such situations as those … Continue reading The Impact of Jung and Krishnamurti on some Theosophical Teachings
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De Blavatsky a Krishnamurti
Publicado en “El Loto Blanco” de Mayo 1930 “Las enseñanzas de la Teosofía no deben ser ignoradas por nuestros contemporáneos aun cuando la Sociedad se disolviese y no quedase rastro alguno suyo como cuerpo organizado...”– A. Fullerton, 1891 El más inciso trazo del carácter de Blavatsky fue indudablemente la rebeldía. Anticonvencional con todo y para … Continue reading De Blavatsky a Krishnamurti
Tibetan Initiate on World Problems
The Blavatsky Pamphlets No. 6(Reprinted from "The Occult World", 1883) Foreword The publication, in 1923, of The Mahatma Letters to A.P.Sinnett has once more roused the attention of the thoughtful student to the solutions of the problems of existence offered by the writers. Over forty years ago similar but more lively and widespread interest was … Continue reading Tibetan Initiate on World Problems