The Supreme Splendour reveals highly metaphysical and profound ideas relating to Divinity, the source of all existence. It also describes some of the processes by which universes come into being. The successive phases of their emanation such as the darkness before dawn, the dawn itself , the emergence of light, the formation of worlds, the descent of the divine 'seeds' or Monads who inhabit them, evolution and its consummation- all these are expressed in lucid language with the hope  that a measure of the truth behind the words will be conveyed to the reader.

Consciousness is 'life becoming aware of its surrounding'. From the primary unit of feeling', Consciousness is differentiated into its three aspects- will, wisdom and activity- repeating in miniature the cosmic process in which the triple Divinity ever arises from the One Existence.

This book is an aid to the study of the growth and development of Consciousness- basically, a contribution to the science of psychology. 

The Story of Human Evolution is a study of how the first human beings came to the Earth and the subsequent evolutionary stages through which they passed. It is recorded in the form of a commentary on the Seond Series of The Stanzas of Dzyan which deal with Anthropogenesis.

The study is carried out in five distinct phases, each phase devoted to one root race. The modes of procreation are considered, as also the continental systems in which evolution occurred. These include the Hyperborean continent, Lemuria and Atlantis.

The Story of Human Evolution is a study of how the first human beings came to the Earth and the subsequent evolutionary stages through which they passed. It is recorded in the form of a commentary on the Seond Series of The Stanzas of Dzyan which deal with Anthropogenesis.

The study is carried out in five distinct phases, each phase devoted to one root race. The modes of procreation are considered, as also the continental systems in which evolution occurred. These include the Hyperborean continent, Lemuria and Atlantis.

This book is constituted of the lectures Dr Annie Besant gave to students highlighting the noble ideals and virtues embodied in the story of Rama, The ideal king, as related by the Sage Valmiki. It is a companion volume to another series of lectures published under the title Mahabharata; The Story of the Great War.  Dr Besant's deep understanding of ancient Indian culture and thought and her magnificent language will assist young Indians, and some older people also, to go back to their roots and enrich the present with the great values of the past.

This book is constituted of the lectures Dr Annie Besant gave to students highlighting the noble ideals and virtues embodied in the story of Rama, The ideal king, as related by the Sage Valmiki. It is a companion volume to another series of lectures published under the title Mahabharata; The Story of the Great War.  Dr Besant's deep understanding of ancient Indian culture and thought and her magnificent language will assist young Indians, and some older people also, to go back to their roots and enrich the present with the great values of the past.

A biography of N. Sri Ram, fifth President of the Theosophical Society, is bound to inspire its readers. The special qualities he brought to the leadership of the Society amounted to a genuine spirit of humility and selfless service, which subtly but steadily permeated and coloured the very fabric of its membership.

Innately gentle, softly spoken and patient, 'his unique endeavour was to highlight the nature of Theosophy as a transformative Wisdom and not only as an explanation of the unfolding processes in the human being, in Nature and in the universe'.