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The
Hidden History of Humanity Here
is the clearest exposition since Blavatsky of the Rootraces and their
cycles, from the birth of the human soul in ancient Lemuria through
Atlantis to our modern Fifth Rootrace. There are many useful explanatory
tables diagrams and timelines that demonstrate astronomical &
astrological bases of the ‘rounds’, ‘yugas’
and other cycles, including scientific correspondences. There is also
an exhaustive esoteric interpretation of Genesis from the racial and
cyclic angle, using the Ten Patriarchs as a key for the duration and
order of the races; there are several breakthroughs here, never published
before. (Several more volumes are planned, investigating other ‘keys‘.) |
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Destiny
of the Races and Nations This
huge compendium looks at cycles and qualitative forces influencing
the races, nations and groups. The principles of Esoteric Astrology
& the Seven Rays are applied to various nations as well as events
such as 9/11, hurricane Katrina and the Asian tsunami. Themes explored
are events in the last 2000 years leading to the formation of the
United Nations, the rise and fall of the Nazis, horoscopes of nations
in the Middle East conflict, history of the Jewish Race and Israel,
Osama Bin Laden & Al Qaeda. America, Australia & New Zealand
are all |
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Soul
Cycles of the Seven Rays This
book covers a broad variety of perspectives in Esoteric Astrology
(EA), the emerging astrology of the Seven Rays in this Aquarian cycle.
From an in depth introduction to EA and the search for soul purpose,
to practical astronomy, to the most abstract and arcane cosmologies;
there is also an extensive astro-biography which applies many new
principles of interpretation. The Science of Initiation is a key subject,
as is an astrological consideration of the chakras and their stage
of unfoldment in a particular life. For beginners or advanced students,
there is a wealth of wisdom contained here that will provide a good
reference book for years to come. |
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The Initiations of Krishnamurti 256 pages. ( 9” x 6”) Printed February 2002 |
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