From Theosophical University Press

Theosophic Correspondence

Louis Claude de Saint-Martin

Translation and Preface by Edward Burton Penny

For several centuries prior to the founding of The Theosophical Society in 1875, individual "theosophers" in Britain and Europe were quietly in touch with one another — all seekers of the "inward way."

Theosophic Correspondence (1792-1797) is a series of inspiring letters, personal and philosophic, exchanged during the climactic days of the French Revolution between Kirchberger, member of the Sovereign Council at Berne, Switzerland, and Saint-Martin, whom Kirchberger regarded as "the most eminent writer . . . and most profound of his age."

Verbatim with the William Roberts Edition, Exeter, 1863

• 5 1/2 x 8 1/8, 358 pages, appendix
• $24.95 cloth ISBN 978-0-911500-62-2

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