Charles Webster Leadbeater fue una figura influyente dentro de la Sociedad Teosófica y un prolífico autor sobre temas ocultos. Su interés por el espiritualismo lo llevó a abandonar la Iglesia de Inglaterra para dedicarse por completo a la teosofía. Sus escritos exploraron en detalle los aspectos ocultos de la vida, resultando en más de 69 libros y panfletos. A través de sus esfuerzos y conferencias, consolidó su posición como uno de los miembros más destacados de la sociedad hasta su fallecimiento.
Este libro explora la existencia de protectores invisibles a lo largo de la historia y en diversas culturas. A través de relatos fascinantes, Charles Webster Leadbeater, clarividente y discípulo de H. P. Blavatsky, investiga quiénes son estos seres y su papel en la ayuda a los humanos.
In this 1920 book, Charles W. Leadbeater explores the Catholic Mass through a theosophical lens, revealing how its rituals connect worshippers to a divine spirit. He blends traditional beliefs with modern ideas of the paranormal, appealing to both the faithful and students of comparative mythology. Leadbeater was a notable figure in the Theosophical Society.
Charles Webster Leadbeater, a former Anglican priest, embraced Theosophy and underwent spiritual training in India, including Kundalini Yoga. His classic work, 'The Devachanic Plane,' explores the astral 'Heaven World,' detailing its features, language, and inhabitants. A must-read for those interested in the Occult.
In 'The Hidden Side of Things,' Charles Webster Leadbeater explores the energies individuals emit and absorb from various sources. Drawing from his spiritual training in India, this detailed work aims to make complex spiritual teachings accessible, offering profound insights for those interested in the occult and humanity's spiritual existence.
In this rare color edition of 'Thought-Forms', Annie Besant and Charles W. Leadbeater explore the dynamic nature of the human aura, illustrating its changes based on mental and emotional states. Featuring fifty-eight vibrant illustrations, the book aims to reveal the power of thoughts and their impact on individuals.
Exploring the concept that thoughts manifest as energetic forms with distinct shapes and colors, this influential work by Besant and Leadbeater delves into the perception and analysis of these mental constructs. Its insights remain captivating for both theosophy enthusiasts and those intrigued by auras and the complexities of the mind. The new edition from Benediction Classics features all the original vivid illustrations, enhancing its appeal and preserving its historical significance.
This insightful book looks at the phenomenon of low-cost innovation and explores what we can learn from the innovators in developing nations who are making amazing technical and social advances with scarce capital and resources. Charles Leadbeater shows how these methods can be applied and used wherever you are and whatever your capital.
A study on the nature and power of thoughts this is the most well-known book of the prominent Theosophist, women's rights activist, writer and orator.
"Chakra" explores the ancient Hindu concept of seven energy centers along the spine, linking physical and spiritual well-being. C. W. Leadbeater's 1927 work introduces these ideas to the West, enhanced by illustrations and insights on personal power. New contributions by Anodea Judith and Kurt Leland underscore its contemporary significance.
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