G. de Purucker Bücher

Derived from twelve booklets of instruction to private students, Fountain-Source restores occultism to its original purity and recreates the atmosphere and discipline of the ancient Mystery schools. The scope of teaching is the primeval wisdom-teaching; discipline and the spiritual path; the genesis, structure and destiny of galaxies and solar systems; correlations of cosmic and human constitutions; death and the circulations of the cosmos; and invisible worlds and their inhabitants. Addressed to all who sense the interrelatedness of human destiny with the cosmic design, and feel the call of altruistic service to humanity.

The solstices and equinoxes have been held sacred in many cultures. This book explains the cosmic and human symbolism associated with the earth's annual cycling round the sun, and the great initiatory events which take place at these seasons. Key teachings on buddhas and avataras, death and initiation, and the two paths of growth for oneself and for others illumine not only the traditions of mankind, but also the road which the aspirant daily seeks to tread.

De Purucker explores the evolution of human consciousness and spirituality, from its origins to its future potential. Drawing on the wisdom of the ages and the latest scientific research, he presents a compelling vision of human potential and our role in the ongoing evolution of the cosmos.

From 1924 to 1927, Katherine Tingley sponsored a series of private studies in The Secret Doctrine (SD), with G de Purucker as lecturer. Beginning with the three fundamental postulates of the SD, this title moves to cosmic and human evolution, with emphasis on the interconnectedness of all beings.

The original two-volume set of The Esoteric Tradition was compiled from material dictated by G. de Purucker over the course of some time and contained much that was repetitious. The major task of editing and condensing the text was done by A. Studley Hart and Grace F. Knoche.