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London Lectures of 1907

PART I
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In the past the world would have none of the Masters.

They slew the Christ; they made the prophets outcasts.

And until in our heart the love of the Master awakens, until with passionate longing, with continual insistence, we call to the divine Men the welcome, without which They may not come, They must remain hidden.

Only when there comes up from heart after heart one vast chant of devotion and appeal, only then will They come to the many as They have already come to the few, and show out the visible splendor of Their manhood, as the glory of Their divinity has ever been upon the earth.
Theosophy and the Theosophical Society I want to put before you clearly and plainly what Theosophy means, and what is the function of the Theosophical Society.

For we notice very often, especially with regard to the Society, that there is a good deal of misconception touching it, and that people do not realise the object with which it exists, the work that it is intended to perform.
It is very often looked upon as the expression of some new religion, as though people in becoming Theosophists must leave the religious community to which he or she may happen to belong.


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