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CHAPTER VII: PLAGIARISM WHEN our Consciousness develops sufficiently to enable us to understand a little of the working of Nature on the higher planes, we soon find it neces­sary to revise our judgment in various directions. As we comprehend conditions better, we see the reason for many things which previously seemed unaccountable, and we learn […]

CHAPTER VI: INSPIRATION AS our consciousness begins to open to influences from higher worlds, we are likely to come more and more intimately into contact with the phenomenon called inspiration. In all great spiritual movements outpourings of force from higher planes have taken place, and there is no reason to suppose that the latest of

CHAPTER IV: AN INSTANCE OF PSYCHIC DEVELOPMENT PSYCHIC development of all kinds is wonderfully quickened just now by the great inrush of spiritual force which is preparing the world for the Coming of its Teacher; and naturally the opportunities for such development offer themselves most readily to those who put themselves directly in the way

CHAPTER III: THE BUDDHIC CONSCIOUSNESS MUCH has been written about the buddhic or intui­tional world, and all students are theoretically acquainted with its wonderful characteristic of unity of consciousness; but most of them probably regard the possibility of obtaining any personal experience of that consciousness as belonging to the far-distant future. The full development of

CHAPTER II: HIGHER CONSCIOUSNESS STUDENTS who have not yet experienced the buddhic consciousness—consciousness in the intui­tional world—frequently ask us to describe it. Efforts have been made in this direction, and many references to this consciousness and its character­istics are to be found scattered through our literature; yet the seeker after knowledge finds these unsatisfactory, and

CHAPTER I: THE MONAD THE information available on the subject of the Monad is necessarily scanty. We are not at present in a position to supplement it to any great extent; but a statement of the case, as far as it is at present comprehended among us, may save students some misapprehensions, such as are

  The Monad And Other Essays upon the Higher Consciousness by C. W. Leadbeater THEOSOPHICAL PUBLISHING HOUSE ADYAR, MADRAS, INDIA LONDON; BENARES; KROTONA, HOLLYWOOD, CAL. INDIAN BOOK DEPOT, BOMBAY 1929    FOREWORD—LỜI MỞ ĐẦU THE essays included in this book are all upon subjects which it is of the highest importance that our students should