Theosophy Reference · Bench V
Ask the books.
Put a question to the Theosophical classics in your own words, and be shown where it is actually taken up — the chapter, the page, the paragraph — as it was written. The library holds the founding works — Blavatsky, Besant, Leadbeater, Judge and more.
How to ask
- In your own words — what does she say about gravity
- A term — Fohat, Kriyasakti, Manvantara
- An exact phrase, in quotes — "third eye"
- A question — what happens after death
How to cite
SD I 295 is The Secret Doctrine, Vol. I, page 295 of the 1888 edition — the pagination most reprints and study groups follow. IU II 128 is Isis Unveiled (1877). Each book in the library shows the edition its pages follow. An n marks a footnote.
An experiment of the workshop. Reading notes are machine-written from the passages they cite — read the author's own words before quoting. The texts come from public-domain editions and Theosophical Publishing House books; nothing you type is stored.