Theos-Talk Archives (June 1996 Message tl00753)

Christopher Allen wrote:
>
> At 01:15 PM 6/23/96 -0400, Bjorn Roxendal wrote:
> >
> >>>>>>Exactly.  Another good point.  Many of the core writings delve into such
> >>>>>>aspects of physical reality.  Occult Chemistry is a very interesting
> one if
> >>>>>>I may say so :-)
> >
> >I will try to get this book. Do you like it only for its "esoteric" content
> >or does it have any value from a more "scientific" view point?
> >
> >Bjorn
> >
> It's actually an interesting esoteric way of looking at chemistry.  More
> acurately it discusses the clairvoyant findings of the various types of
> molecules and atoms.  How they operate on an etheric level and how they work
> into the evolutionary process.  It's interesting reading and hard to make
> sense of at times
>
> Chris.

If your interested in the Chemistry and Physics of theosophy and/or The Secret Doctrine, there's another book
you might want to take a look at.  It's called The Physics of the Secret Doctrine.  It discusses matter,
motion, electricity, et al from the viewpoint of a theosophist and bases it on writings of Blavatsky in the
Secret Doctrine.  The writer is William Kingsland, ISBN # 1-56459-253-7.

Quite interesting.

~~~Wycked, 0+1+2+3+4=10 .
"Are you ready for my wisdom?"