Scene from _The Aroma of Athens_ _Frontispiece_ Karma, Reincarnation, and Immortality H. T. Edge, B. A. (Cantab.) 243 Scenes from _The Aroma of Athens_ (_illustrations_) 246-247, 254-255, 266-267 Poetry and Criticism Kenneth Morris 247 "The Music of the Spheres" H. Coryn, M. D., M. R. C. S. 258 Does Nirvâna mean Annihilation? T. H. 261 Cathedrals in Ancient Crete A Student 262 The World of Womanhood Grace Knoche 264 "Magnetons," Force and Matter H. Travers 267 The Natural History Museum, London (_illustrated_) 270 Scenes in Geneva and near Champéry, Switzerland (_illustrations_) 271 Was H. P. Blavatsky a Plagiarist? H. T. Edge, B. A. (Cantab.) 271 A Farmhouse on the Norfolk Broads, England (_illustration_) 274 Buckingham Palace, London (_illustrated_) 275 The Golden Chain of Platonic Succession F. S. Darrow, A. M., PH. D. (Harv.) 276 Classical Cyrene Ariomardes 280 Killarney, Ireland (_illustrated_) F. J. Dick, M. INST. C. E., M. INST. C. E. I. 282 The Vrbas Defile, Bosnia (_illustrated_) F. J. B. 286 Rocking-Stone Pinnacle, Tasmania (_illustration_) 287 Astronomical Notes C. J. Ryan 287 St. Paul's Cathedral from Ludgate Hill (_illustrated_) Carolus 293 Who Made the Eucalypts? (_illustrated_) Nature-Lover 295 Australian Marsupials (_illustrated_) Nature-Lover 296 Hoa-Haka-Nana-Ia (_illustrated_) P. A. Malpas 299 Sun-Life and Earth-Life Per Fernholm, M. E. (Stockholm) 300 The Spade of the Archaeologist Ariomardes 303 The Lands now Submerged Durand Churchill 305 Scene in Amsterdam. Oil Creek Falls, Alberta, Canada (_illustrations_) 306-307 Book Reviews: _Il est ressuscité_ (Charles Morice) H. A. Fussell 307 [Illustration: Copyright by Katherine Tingley, 1911 Lomaland Photo. and Engraving Dept. SCENE FROM "THE AROMA OF ATHENS," AS PRESENTED IN THE GREEK THEATER, INTERNATIONAL THEOSOPHICAL HEADQUARTERS, POINT LOMA, CALIFORNIA, APRIL 17, 1911 PROCLAMATION OF THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR BY MELESIPPOS, THE SPARTAN HERALD] THE THEOSOPHICAL PATH KATHERINE TINGLEY, EDITOR VOL. I OCTOBER, 1911 NO. 4 HE who thinks himself holier than another, he who has any pride in his exemption from vice or folly, he who believes himself wise, or in any way superior to his fellow-men, is incapable of discipleship.--_Light on the Path_