Bailey, Alice Personalities Esoteric and Occult

Bailey, Alice Personalities Esoteric and Occult

Bailey, Alice

Alice Bailey was born Alice Ann La Trobe-Bateman on June 16, 1880 in Manchester, England. She died in New York City on December 15, 1949. Her ancestors included Hollinshed, "the chronicler," of English literary fame, Charles La Trobe, one of the first governors of Australia, and others who had been traced back in English history to the time of the Crusades.

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- Various works by Alice Bailey and Djwhal Khul.

- Founded by Alice and Foster Bailey. Includes mission statement and extensive philosophy, events calendar, publishing catalogue, plus information about Alice Bailey and meditation practices.

- A defence of A.A.B.
- The Pseudo-Occultism of Mrs. A. Bailey. A thorough comparison of the Secret Doctrine with two books by A.B.
- Excerpts from her works, presented in an almost interview like style.
- Dedicated to the spread of the teachings of this Ascended Master. Includes events listing, monthly lesson and archive, message board, and chat room.
- A collection of excerpts from a 1978 compilation of the esoteric, spiritual and philosophical writings of Alice Bailey.
- New Age teachings taken from the twenty-four books written by Alice Bailey and Master Djwhal Khul. They refer to the Second Coming of Christ and to the return of the Lord Maitraya.
- In esoteric teachings the word glamour has a particular meaning. Bailey defines it as mental illusion when intensified by desire, occurring on the astral plane.
- A biography on Bailey, with rebuttals on some of her ideas using the Bible as a source.
- A critical but non-biased biography of Alice Bailey.
- Information on Djwhal Khul, channeled through Alice Bailey during the period 1919-1949.
- An esoteric interpretation of the astrological chart of Alice A. Bailey.

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