"An Invitation to The Secret Doctrine" by H. P. Blavatsky, from Theosophical University Press

<body text="black" bgcolor="#f9f9f9"> <p>From <a href="tup.htm">Theosophical University Press</a></p> <h3>An Invitation to <em>The Secret Doctrine</em></h3> <b>By <a href="bio-hpb.htm">H. P. Blavatsky</a></b> <p>To those who would like to explore the essence of <a href="sd.htm">The Secret Doctrine</a>, or who have had difficulty penetrating its two large volumes, <cite>An Invitation to The Secret Doctrine</cite> should prove welcome. Based on Blavatsky's study suggestions given to her personal students, it is a succinct and appealing statement of the <cite>SD</cite>'s principal teachings in her own words. Included are the Bowen notes of HPB's comments, relevant pages from <cite>The Secret Doctrine</cite><i>,</i> photographs of HPB's manuscript, a historical account of "The Writing of <cite>The Secret Doctrine</cite>" by Kirby Van Mater, and a glossary of terms.</p> <ul> <li>6 x 8 3/4, 112 pages</li> <li>$8.95 softcover ISBN 978-1-55700-009-5</li></ul> <p>Link to <a href="../invit-sd/invsd-hp.htm" target="_blank">Full-text online</a> edition</p> <p>Used in <a href="corresp.htm">Correspondence Course</a></p> <p><a href="tsintro.htm" target="_top">TS Homepage</a></p> </body>