Damodar And The Pioneers Of The Theosophical Movement

by Sven Eek

This material includes a number of letters written by Damodar, which throw light on various incidents of that time. He also expresses in his own trenchant and clear style, his views on some questions of a metaphysical nature, concerned with the occult doctrine. There is much information in the book regarding the other notable figures of that time.

Genres: Theosophy

720 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1978

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[Nicholas · Rating 5 out of 5]

Damodar Mavalankar was a direct disciple of one of Blavatsky's Masters. He worked for the Theosophical Society in India for a few years, but then left for the Himalayan regions for a long retreat. In addition to the letters and articles by Damodar, the editor Sven Eek includes many detailed biographies of important Theosophists that helped Blavatsky.