"The Dialogues of G. De Purucker" edited by Arthur L. Conger, from Theosophical University Press

<body text="#000000" bgcolor="#f9f9f9"> <p>From <a href="tup.htm">Theosophical University Press</a></p> <h3>The Dialogues of G. De Purucker</h3> <b>Edited by <a href="bio-alc.htm">Arthur L. Conger</a></b> <p>In 1929 <a href="bio-gdep.htm">G. de Purucker</a> gathered together a group of students at the <a href="tsociety.htm">Theosophical Society's</a> headquarters, answering questions which range from practical human problems to the most profound themes of the theosophic philosophy. These volumes comprise the record of those meetings</p> <p>In the words of the editor, the <i>Dialogues</i> "will be considered in retrospect as the most important publication since <a href="mahatlet.htm">The Mahatma Letters</a><i>,</i> for it will offer the world at large the opportunity to know the true occult doctrine in simple understandable language, and will act as a guide through the maze of pseudo-occult and theosophical plagiarisms which have led astray the unwary."</p> <ul> <li>5 3/8 x 7 3/4, 1420 pages, index</li> <li>$41.95 cloth, 3-volume set ISBN 978-0-911500-59-2</li></ul> <p>Link to <a href="../dialogue/dial-hp.htm" target="_blank">Full-text online</a> edition</p> <p><a href="tsintro.htm" target="_top">TS Homepage</a></p> </body>