Annie Wood Besant Popular Lectures on Theosophy

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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. There have been of late months so many en quiries about Theosophy that I thought I would take advantage of my being here for some time, to give a course of lectures covering practically the main outlines and teachings of this much talked of subject - Theosophy; so that any one who is not a student may be able to realise the general trend of thought and the scope of the subject with which we shall have to deal in the next five weeks. I Shall try to put the subject as plainly as it can well be put, and to avoid technical ities as far as possible, SO that nothing more may be wanted for the first understanding of this subject by a man who possesses a certain amount of in telligence and education. I do not pretend that Theosophy in all its aspects can be made intelligible to the uneducated or to the thoughtless. But, for a person of ordinary intelligence and education.