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Theosophy Forward is also available as an electronic magazine. In addition to the publication on the well-known Web site, readers can access the contents in DNL format as well.

It is possible to download the complete bi-monthly issue of Theosophy Forward, and view it on your computer. Once you have saved it, you can go over the magazine at any time that suits you best. This is helpful particularly for those who do not have a broadband connection.

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This independent electronic magazine offers a portal to Theosophy for all those who believe that its teachings are timeless. It shuns passing fads, negativity, and the petty squabbles of sectarianism that mar even some efforts to propagate the eternal Truth. Theosophy Forward offers a positive and constructive outlook on current affairs.

Theosophy Forward encourages all Theosophists, of whatever organizations, as well as those who are unaligned but carry Theosophy in their hearts, to come together. Theosophists of any allegiance can meet and respectfully exchange views, because each of us is a centre for Theosophical work.

Theosophy Forward is read in 98 countries all around the world. We are thrilled to know that now there are also readers in Japan, Singapore, Taiwan, China, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Zambia, Tanzania, Turkey, Rumania and the United Arab Emirates. A hearty welcome to all of them out there.

Your contributions or suggestions are always welcome; go to the section "About Us" to get in touch or write to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Here are the contributions by category:

Theosophy: Self Knowledge, by H. P. Blavatsky; Universal Brotherhood and Spiritual Transformation, by Roger Price; The Divine Plan and the T.S., by I. K. Taimni; A New Continent of Thought, by Grace Knoche; Bridge of Understanding, by James Long 

Theosophy and the Society in the Public Eye: The Dalai Lama and the Theosophical Society, compiled by S. T. Adelante; The Ancient Wisdom of Harry Potter, Book 3: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, by Prof. Abditus Questor; Lawren Harris and Theosophy (Part 2), by Kathleen F. Hall

Quotations: From Radha Burnier, Mother Teresa, J. Krishnamurti, Hans Küng, Rupert Sheldrake and Meher Baba 

Miscellany and Trivia: Anecdotes about Desmond Tutu and Agatha Christie 

The Society: In the series Living Theosophy – contributions by Gaspar Torres, Pablo Sender, James Colbert, Dorothy Bell, Ed Abdill and Marie Harkness

Good News: Good news from India, the USA and Belgium

Lengua espaňola: Teosofía Viviente ¿Cómo podemos hacer de la Teosofía una fuerza viviente en nuestro mundo? por Warwick Keys; Buenas Noticias de Krotona; La Fundación Mística de Hermandad Universal, por Roger Price; El deseo hecho puro, por H. P. Blavatsky

Theosophical Encyclopedia: This prestigious and ground-breaking work is the collaborative effort of more than 110 scholars and writers all over the world who are experts in the fields of Theosophy, comparative religion, philosophy, parapsychology, mysticism, esoteric movements, yoga and spiritual practices. The first edition was published by the Theosophical Publishing House, Quezon City, Philippines, in 2006.

Currently a second edition is in the making, and possibilities are explored to make the entire encyclopedia available on the internet. In collaboration with the editor-in-chief, Mr. Vincente Hao Chin Jr.,Theosophy Forward publishes: Atkins, Anita (Sylvia Cranston) (1915-2000), Long, James Albert (1898-1971), Ransom, Josephine Maria (née Davies) (1879-1960)

Notable Books: "Most books, like their authors, are born to die; of only a few books can it be said that death hath no dominion over them; they live, and their influence lives forever." — J. Swartz

A Theosophically immortal book is The Mahatma Letters to A.P. Sinnett, and a new work to extend its dominion is the one John Algeo reviews in Notable Books 2

Enjoy reading Theosophy Forward

S. T. Adelante – Administrator

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