Blavatsky Net
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Theosophical Classics CD The classical works of Theosophy on a CD with search engine. Great bargain.

Voice of the Silence by H.P. Blavatsky Excerpts of inspirational passages from disciples seriously on the path in the East.

Blavatsky Net - Theosophy

Bible - in the light of Theosophy

Discussion List

• BN-study syllabus for 1999 - Bible in the Light of Theosophy.

Some articles by H.P. Blavatsky

• Esoteric Character of the Gospels
• Roots of Ritualism in Church and Masonry
• History of a Planet
• Star-Angel-Worship in the Roman Catholic
• Buddhism, Christianity and Phallicism

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Some articles by W.Q. Judge

• Theosophy in the Christian Bible
• Things Common to Christianity and Theosophy [temporarily missing]
• Points of Agreement in All Religions [temporarily missing]
• Christian Fathers on Reincarnation
• Reincarnation in Judaism and the Bible
• Reincarnation in the Bible

Some links suggested by participants in bn-study

• King James Version of the bible - includes translations of the apocrypha.
• New Revised Standard Version
• The Whole Bible Analysis of the Canonical and Apocryphal New Testament Scriptures
• None canonical homepage - wide ranging collection
• The Gnostic Society virtual library - many texts including Mead's translation of the Pistis Sophia.
• Apocrypha books
• What are the Apocrypha - short explanation
• about Dead Sea Scrolls
• Book of Enoch
• Christian Classics Ethereal Library - many mystics, theologians and bible translations
• Early Church Fathers
• old Catholic Encyclopedia - plus Church Fathers and complete texts of various "heresiarchs" such as Irenaeus and Hippolytus who wrote against the gnostics.
• Hint: "Codex Nazaraeus" can be found by searching for "Ginza Rba", the modern name for that book of the Mandaeans.
• "Jesus in India" - Moslem book saying Jesus did not die. (Blavatsky said Jesus reached Tibet.)

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Some articles appearing in Theosophy Magazine in the series: "The Christian Scheme"

• Bible and the Vedas
• Gnosis and Chrisitianity
• God, Who? Where? What?
• Magic in the Church
• Pagan Roots