Muses are the Nymphs of the Greek Poets: Eager to investigate the laws of nature and study philosophy, the Muses are intoxicated with the nectar of divine knowledge.

Burnet and Blavatsky on Anaxagoras' Ideas and Impact: Anaxagoras brought the teaching of the Amina Mundi forward, simply to oppose the too materialistic conceptions on Cosmogony of Democritus.

Plotinus on the Centre + Circle: Insights from the pupil of god-taught Ammonius and teacher of Porphyry. The latter edited his master’s Enneads. With commentaries by HP Blavatsky.

Flesh-eating among Buddhist monks

Thomas Taylor on the Wanderings of Ulysses

Plutarch on the Tutelary Daimon of Socrates

Dissertation on the Hymns of Orpheus

Judge and de Zirkoff on George Robert Stowe Mead

Occult philosophy is the panacea for all ills of mind and body: Self-forgetfulness is the greatest of all virtues, begetting awareness and sensitivity, without affecting and sensitising.

Subba Row on the second death

The English Platonist Vindicates the Rights of Brutes

Nous moves man, and vice versa: On the occult constituents of man.

The double act of Oedipus and Sphinx unriddled: Sphinx is the granite pedestal of philosophy and the eternal enigma of the vulgar.

Proclus on Socrates' Daemon: While intellect is the governor of the soul, daemon is the inspector and guardian of mankind.

De Zirkoff on Franz Hartmann

Celibacy, Continence, Monasticism

A dire prophecy about Egypt: A passage from the Asclepian Dialogue ascribed to Hermes Trismegistus.

Antahkarana is the devotional love and noble aspirations of lower manas towards his higher counterpart: The purity, energy, and affinities of those ideals form a spiritual connection between the personal and the Divine Man.

Plutarch on boasted wisdom, fortitude, magnanimity, and temperance

Bhagavan Das on the Triune Nature of Emotions: Analysis and definitions from his Science of the Emotions.