In this book the author expounds the philosophy and science of Self-Culture based on a profound understanding of man's relationship with the universe and his ultimate destiny. He explains the application of the natural laws governing the universe in their totality to the problem of human evolution.  He also deals with the problem of Self-Discipline and Self-Culture which are involved in preparing the vehicles of the aspirant to embark on the voyage of self-exploration and self-realization.

This is a compilation of articles by Mr N. Sri Ram, fifth President of the Theosophical Society, Published originally in THE THEOSOPHIST from July 1968 to December 1969.

One of the 'pearls' of modern Theosophy is the little treatise Light on the Path - a fragment of profound aphorisms from the ancient Book of the Golden Precepts. These aphorisms form valuable guidelines for all aspirants on the spiritual path. Seek out the Way  a lucid and extensive explanation of the difficult aphorisms contained in Light on the Path.  The title of the book - Seek Out the Way- is itself one of the aphorisms. The author suggests that to find this Way or Path, we must understand storms, aloneness, surrender, silence and enquiry among other things.

One of the 'pearls' of modern Theosophy is the little treatise Light on the Path - a fragment of profound aphorisms from the ancient Book of the Golden Precepts. These aphorisms form valuable guidelines for all aspirants on the spiritual path.

The book contains essays on The Bridge Builder, The Ending of Desire, The Crucible of Immortality, Transmutation, The Conquest of Time and Space, The Hidden Message, The Frame work of our days. Neti Neti, The Point and the Circle, The Secret of the ages and The Joy of the Return.

This eleventh century Sanskrit text of Kshemaraja epitomizes the teachings of the Kashmir Saiva philosopy, and was meant to aid aspirants to higher consciousness who were untrained in intellectual and dialectical exercises. Dr Taimni's  elucidatory translation adheres to the approach and, avoiding technicalities, guides the non-specialist reader to the core of the illuminating truths presented in just twenty brief aphorisms. It shows that everyone can break through the limitations of normal consciousness and experience the infinite joy and power of the supreme reality.

Based on a lecture at the International Convention of The Theosophical Society, Adyar, December 1989

The Secret Doctrine, originally published in 1888, is regarded by many as the fountainhead of modern esotericism. Based on ancient stanzas from the 'Book of Dzyan', it presents a breathtaking description of the beginnings of the cosmos as well as of sentient life on earth. It also describes humanity's long evolutionary journey through the awakening and actualization of inner subtle principles, one of them being the mind.