Theos-Talk Archives (December 1995 Message tl00120)

On 12 199512 Eldon B. Tucker wrote:

> Coherence:
>
> >Several have requested recommendations for a simpler statement of the
> >philosophy sources which are not so daunting. Here are my recommendations:
> >
> >UNIVERSAL THEOSOPHY by Robert Crosbie. A wonderful "primer" for the any
> >student and the book that was handed to me first 15 years ago.
> >
> >LETTERS THAT HAVE HELPED ME by Wm Q. Judge. A collection of letters by
> >Judge to students comprising a warm wise and practical approach to
> >Theosophy.
> >
> >THE OCEAN OF THEOSOPHY by Wm Q. Judge. A summary of the SD in very readable
> >language and an amazingly small book. Gets to the heart of the matter.
> >
> >ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS ON THE OCEAN OF THEOSOPHY by Robert Crosbie. A great
> >companion to the Ocean
>
> There is a copy of a computerized version of "The Ocean of Theosophy"
> and "Universal Theosophy" on theosophy.org. The first is in WordPerfect 5.1
> format. I set it up and proof-read it. The second is in ascii format.
> These two were scanned by someone in Canada. It's been a few years since
> I got the original scanned text and can't seem to find the piece of paper
> where I wrote down the name of the guy that scanned them or I'd give
> his name and email address.
>
> They also have a version of "Esoteric Buddhism" and "The Key to Theosophy"
> also both in WordPerfect 5.1 format. I understand that they will be
> reformatting the materials into HTML format. These two I set up.
>
> -- Eldon
>

Eldon:

Glad to know the electronic version of classics in Theosophy. If anyone
else knows about what else is available in electronic media it could be
the start of a project to put all of them on a CD Rom. The prices of
recordable CD Rom have come down and soon we all can have a couple of CD
Roms with all the published Theosophy works.

..doss