Overview
Examines the careers of the most distinguishes disciples of the Theosophical Masters profiled in The Masters Revealed, including George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff, Alexandra David-Neel, Anagarika Dharmapala, and Isabelle Eberhardt.
Full Product Details
Author: K. Paul Johnson
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Imprint: State University of New York Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 0.10cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.372kg
ISBN: 9780791425565
ISBN 10: 0791425568
Pages: 255
Publication Date: 10 August 1995
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
Johnson is always interesting to read and the topic is central to the spiritual history of the twentieth century. --Jocelyn Godwin What I like most about the book is that Johnson is covering new territory. Moreover, he is grounding Theosophical claims in actual history. There is no question in my mind that Johnson's studies--this one in particular--will become the benchmark by which other works in Theosophy will be appraised. -- David Christopher Lane This is a valuable exploration of the spiritual impact of Theosophy on individual seekers and activists. The author largely avoids the well-trodden areas such as the Irish literary renaissance, and the early Krishnamurti saga, to follow new trajectories, such as the detailed Gurdjieff-Blavatsky comparison. -- Leslie Price
"""Johnson is always interesting to read and the topic is central to the spiritual history of the twentieth century."" --Jocelyn Godwin ""What I like most about the book is that Johnson is covering new territory. Moreover, he is grounding Theosophical claims in actual history. There is no question in my mind that Johnson's studies--this one in particular--will become the benchmark by which other works in Theosophy will be appraised."" -- David Christopher Lane ""This is a valuable exploration of the spiritual impact of Theosophy on individual seekers and activists. The author largely avoids the well-trodden areas such as the Irish literary renaissance, and the early Krishnamurti saga, to follow new trajectories, such as the detailed Gurdjieff-Blavatsky comparison."" -- Leslie Price"
""Johnson is always interesting to read and the topic is central to the spiritual history of the twentieth century."" --Jocelyn Godwin ""What I like most about the book is that Johnson is covering new territory. Moreover, he is grounding Theosophical claims in actual history. There is no question in my mind that Johnson's studies--this one in particular--will become the benchmark by which other works in Theosophy will be appraised."" -- David Christopher Lane ""This is a valuable exploration of the spiritual impact of Theosophy on individual seekers and activists. The author largely avoids the well-trodden areas such as the Irish literary renaissance, and the early Krishnamurti saga, to follow new trajectories, such as the detailed Gurdjieff-Blavatsky comparison."" -- Leslie Price
Author Information
K. Paul Johnson is the author of The Masters Revealed: Madame Blavatsky and the Myth of the Great White Lodge, also published by SUNY Press.
