A Lecture to Enquirers into Theosophy and Practical Occultism
Theosophical Classics
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A Lecture to Enquirers into Theosophy and Practical Occultism
Narrated by:
Michael Strader
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Narrated by:
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Michael Strader
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Brother Westcott describes karma in a theosophical setting and also touches briefly on Esoteric Christianity while reminding us that we all have potential divinity inside of us. He warns heavily of the perils and pitfalls the neophyte must navigate to avoid becoming a black magician, while exploring what he refers to as the hidden mysteries of nature. Additionally, he reminds us that although every potential Adept must exist on this physical plane, they must also live above it.
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