Deity, Cosmos and Man by Geoffrey A. Farthing

This work presents the facts and overall content of the vast writings of H.P. Blavatsky, clarifying and elucidating commentary on the world's religious philosophical and scientific literature.

This is the simplest introduction to Theosophy offered. It is only 80 pages, however the book is dense with thought presented in a way that genuinely helps the understanding of the beginner. Despite it's small size it covers a very wide rage of concepts. We recommend this gentle engaging book as the first stepping stone into the ageless wisdom.

Secret Doctrine by Helena Blavatsky (Hardback)

This book is the masterwork of Madame Blavatsky. Though published in 1888, in our opinion it will remain a seminal book for centuries and the basic teachings in it will provide the basis for the spiritual thought for the next 2,000 years of the Aquarian age. This is the least expensive hardback version and a photofacimile of the original. Published by Theosophy Company.

Index to Secret Doctrine (indispensible for serious study)

An index is indispensable to the study of The Secret Doctrine. Since the The Secret Doctrine is so encyclopedic and encompassing, students usually find they look up key words in the index and then track down each individual reference. This index is the latest and most inclusive.

Theosophical Classics: Complete works of Blavatsky on CD.

This CD (with built-in search engine) contains the entire 15 volume "Blavatsky Collected Writings", "The Secret Doctrine", "Isis Unveiled", "Key to Theosophy", "Voice of the Silence", "Theosophical Glossary", "Mahatma Letters", and "Light on the Path". It also contains a built in search engine.

Of Pandas and People by Percival Davies and Dean H. Kenyon

In a unique manner, Of Pandas and People gives the pros and cons of both the biological-evolution theory and the intelligent design concepts.

This book makes a compelling argument that our knowledge of molecular information within cells shows incredible, seemingly, irrefutable, evidence of the intelligent design of life. As one reviewer put it well: "Mike Behe ... makes an overwhelming case against Darwin on the biochemical level. No one has done this before. It is an argument of great originality, elegance, and intellectual power."

Darwin on Trial by Philip Johnson

The controversial book that rocked the scientific establishment. Why? It shows that the theory of evolution is based not on fact but on faith - faith in philosophical naturalism. Phillip Johnson argues courageously that there simply is no vast body of empirical data supporting the theory.

Icons of Evolution by Jonathan Wells

These icons of evolution appear even in the most recent textbooks, although the scientific literature is full of evidence that they are false. Apparently, dogmatic promoters of Darwinian evolution fear that without these icons public faith in their claims will disappear, so they knowingly misinform our children and suppress scientific evidence.

H.P. Blavatsky and The Theosophical Movement by Charles J. Ryan
This well researched portrayal of HPB's life and works covers also the years following her death on May 8, 1891, and the efforts of theosophists to carry the movement into the twentieth century.