[Die Geheimnisse des Todes] Translation from the German by Robert Hutwohl[1] I. Like any other thing, death appears to us as what we imagine it to be, and our idea depends on the state in which we find ourselves. For some, death is a specter and the greatest of all evils, for […]
[Die Meister der Weisheit.] Translation from the German by Robert Hutwohl[1] With this number begins the fourth semester of “Lotusblüten” and the unexpected success which our company has had in Germany encourages us to take a step forward and mention facts which we have hitherto ignored, for the following reasons: When the […]
Translation from the German by Robert Hutwohl[1] [2] Ηow many thousands are there who mindlessly repeat the Lord’s Prayer every day without knowing the true meaning of the words they say? Others seek to uplift their souls and strengthen their spiritual powers by penetrating the words; but find an insurmountable obstacle as to the wrong […]
Compiled and Translated by Franz Hartmann[1] Assembled by Robert Hutwohl Preface[2] IN compiling the following pages I have, to a great extent, followed the plan adopted by A. Lasson in his work on “Meister Eckhart”; but this book is not a translation of the latter, nor is it intended to deal exclusively […]
Note: [1] All the great religions of the world teach that the phenomenal Universe in which we live came into existence through the power of the Logos, the divine Word. The Bible says: “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. All things were made by […]
Translation from the German by Robert Hutwohl[1] [2] [3] “Let no one be alike, but let everyone be alike towards the highest. How to do that? Everyone is complete in themselves.” There is probably no book in the world that is held in such high regard by all who know it, as the […]
Note: [1] AN excellent article about “True and False Yoga,” written by Marie Russak in the Adyar Bulletin of August 1908, has again forcibly called my attention to the disastrous results arising from meddling with occult practices without understanding their real nature. I have before my eyes a long list of friends and personal acquaintances, […]
(Compiled from the writings of a Labourer.)[1] Introduction. ABSOLUTE Truth is self-evident.[2] It is recognised by all who are in possession of a sufficient amount of Reason to see it; but those who are not able to see it require intellectual proofs and logical arguments to persuade themselves that it exists. Everybody knows that one […]