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A Collection of Esoteric Writings of T Subba Row - cover
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A Collection of Esoteric Writings of T Subba Row

T. Subba Row

Editora: Librorium Editions

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The announcement, I am now compelled to make of the death of this brilliant young Indian mystical philosopher, will shock the Theosophical reading public. Wherever our work has extended, there has his reputation spread. He was an intellectual phenomenon, and his mental history goes as far as anything conceivable to support the theory of palingenesis. The facts bearing upon the case, as I derived them from his venerable mother on the day of the cremation, will presently be given. When he last visited the Headquarters, the first week in April last, the mysterious cutaneous disease to which he ultimately succumbed, had begun to show itself in an outbreak of boils.
Disponível desde: 11/07/2022.

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