Let us then pay attention to these things in this light and not allow ourselves, except in known cases, to fly into the arms of alleged spirits or elementals.—ED.] * * * * * DEAR PATH:—Is not it an error on p. 28 of April No. in review of _Apollonius of Tyana_, where it says: “_Error_ courts investigation”; was not “truth” meant. Yours, F. E. B. [There was not a mistake. The author was trying to show how error preludes truth, but falsehood never does; that error courts investigation, falsehood never. Falsehood is altogether untrue and therefore without any knowledge; and being thus false it hides itself from investigation. But error is merely that which has not true knowledge, and does not imply falsity. Science is full of error, but constantly corrects itself. The process of acquiring true knowledge is in fact the cutting away of errors.—ED.] * * * * * PRONUNCIATION OF SANSCRIT. DEAR BROTHER:—Is there any dictionary or book giving the correct pronunciation of the Oriental words so current in theosophical literature. Yours —— [In Sanscrit dictionaries the true pronunciation is found. But if our correspondent will, in these words, always read _a_ as _ah_, _e_ as _eh_, _i_ as _ee_, _u_ as _oo_, and _o_ as _oh_, she will be right. _Arjuna_ is sounded as _Arjoona_, _Veda_ as _Vaydah_, _Brahma_ as _Brähmā_, _Prakriti_ as _Präkreetee_, _Mulaprakriti_ as _Moolahprakreetee_, and so on.—ED.] THEOSOPHICAL ACTIVITIES. IRELAND.—A charter for a Branch of the Society in Dublin, was issued in April. This is the first Irish charter, and it marks an era in the history of the Society as well as of Ireland. The month of April is an important one for the green Isle in several ways, and this charter must bear a date of some significance. Furthermore, Ireland’s real name signifies, “the Isle of Destiny,” and, as if she really had some great destiny, she has long been a thorn in England’s side, and has furnished great men, poets, and warriors, to all western peoples. Perhaps now some great exponent of Theosophy will arise in that island, and the new Branch become a power for good amongst us. The name selected is, _The Dublin Lodge of the Theosophical Society_. * * * * * NEW YORK: THE ARYAN THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY.—Meetings are now held on the 2d and 4th Tuesdays in each month, attended by members and inquirers. At each meeting a paper is read or address delivered followed by discussion and questions. The Branch does not yet devote itself to psychical experiments, but to an inquiry into all the doctrines which have been put forth in Theosophical literature, and to inquiring into Aryan philosophy.