THEOPHILE PASCALMareMagnum
KATHERINE WESTCOTT TINGLEYMareMagnum
LA SAGGEZZA DEL CUORE. I QUADERNI DELL'ETÀ DELL'ACQUARIO
1978DISPONIBILITÀ GARANTITA AL 99%; SPEDIZIONE ENTRO 12 ORE DALL'ORDINE. FONDO DI MAGAZZINO PARI AL NUOVO. LIEVISSIMI SEGNI DEL TEMPO. Descrizione bibliografica Titolo: La saggezza del cuore Titolo originale: The wisdom of the heart Autore: Katherine Westcott Tingley Traduzione di: Aldo Mattirolo Introduzione di: Bernardino del Boca Editore: Torino: Bresci, 1978 Lunghezza: 95 pagine; 21 cm ISBN: 8871360532, 9788871360539 Collana: Volume 26 di I quaderni dell'Età dell'acquario Soggetti: Esoterismo, Occultismo, Panteismo, Filosofia, Teosofia, Anima, Conoscenza, Assistenza sociale, Infanzia, Bambini, Orfani, Madre Natura, Accoglienza, Comunità, Fratellanza Universale, Vita spirituale, Pensiero filosofico, Umanesimo, Opere buone, Beneficenza, Legge Divina, Umanità, Spiritualità, Libri Vintage, Fuori catalogo, Ottocento, Novecento, Universal Brotherhood, Theosophical Society, Movement, Mysteries, Nature, H. P. Blavatsky, California, America, Aryan, Judge, Karma, Christ, Civilization, Darkness, Death, Desire, Direction, Divine, Theosophist, Thought, Truth, Science, W.Q. Judge, William Q, Point Loma, Leader, Light, Lives, Organization, Suffering, Teacher, Teachings, Duty, Earth, Effect, Effort, Eternal, Evil, Existence, Force, Future, Annie Besant, International Brotherhood League, Visingsoe, Theosophischen Gesellschaft in Amerika, Theosophin, Sozialreformerin, Autorin von esoterischen Werken, Theosophie, Lomaland, Utopia, Theosophical experiment, Utopian visionaries, William Quan Judge, Ernest T. Hargrove, Gottfried de Purucker, Arthur L. Conger, James A. Long, Grace F. Knoche, Randell C. Grubb, San Diego, Raja-Yoga School, Essays, Out of print Books In theosophy, the author declares, are solutions to all problems that vex the sober thinking mind. Theosophy provides a umane approach to the right treatment of the downtrodden and outcast of humanity and it offers real remedies for poverty, vice, and crime. It shows the fallacy of war for which the only cures are regeneration and the application of universal ideals. It proclaims that unbrotherliness is the insanity of our age, that ethics are rooted in the universe, that we are responsible for our thoughts and actions and reap what we sow; that death has a beauty we can learn to understand, and that life after life brings needed renewal and opportunity for growth which can result in the realisation of our highest hopes.
