Theosophical Society

Neff, Mary Katherine

Mary Katherine Neff (7.09.1877–10.12.1948) educator, lecturer, and historian.

Member of the Theosophical Society on January 30, 1908. During the years 1908-1909, she served as secretary of the Akron Lodge.

Theosophical books

This section of the esoteric online library is devoted to the Theosophical literature.

The books of the following authors will be published here:

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky

The Master Djwhal Khul, or the Master D. K. as He is frequently called, is another adept on the second Ray of Love-Wisdom. He is the latest of the adepts taking initiation, having taken the fifth initiation in 1875, and is therefore occupying the same body in which He took the initiation, most of the other Masters having taken the fifth initiation whilst occupying earlier vehicles. His body is not a young one, and He is a Tibetan. He is very devoted to the Master K. H.

Serapis, The Master

Painting 'Mahasahib (Serapis)', A. Rekunenko

The Master Serapis, frequently called the Egyptian. He is the Master upon the fourth ray, and the great art movements of the world, the evolution of music, and that of painting and drama, receive from Him an energising impulse. At present He is giving most of His time and attention to the work of the deva, or angel evolution, until their agency helps to make possible the great revelation in the world of music and painting which lies immediately ahead.

Koot Hoomi, The Master

The Master Koot Hoomi - Who is also very well known in the occident, and has many pupils everywhere, is of Kashmiri origin, though the family originally came from India. He is also an initiate of high degree, and is upon the second, or the Love-Wisdom Ray. He is a man of noble presence, and tall, though of rather slighter build than the Master M. He is of fair complexion, with golden-brown hair and beard, and eyes of a wonderful deep blue, through which seem to pour the love and the wisdom of the ages.

Morya, the Master

The Master Morya - Who is one of the best known of the Eastern adepts, and Who numbers amongst His pupils a large number of Europeans and Americans, is a Rajput Prince, and for many decades held an authoritative position in Indian affairs.

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