The Theosophical Path Illustrated Monthly Volume 1, July-December, 1911
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The Theosophical Path Illustrated Monthly Volume 1, July-December, 1911
Theosophy -- Periodicals
THE THIRD IDEA _is the illustration, the proof, the high result of
the others. It is, that the great Helpers of Humanity--those who have
reached up to what perfection this period of evolution and this solar
system will allow--are living veritable facts, and not abstractions
cold and distant. They are, as our old H. P. Blavatsky so often said_,
LIVING MEN. _These Helpers as living facts and high ideals will fill
the soul with hope, will themselves help all who wish to raise the
human race._
_Let us not forget these three great ideas._
WILLIAM Q. JUDGE
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VOL. I NO. 4 CONTENTS OCTOBER 1911
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