History Theosophy Esoteric and Occult

Theosophical history involves looking at history from an occult standpoint or looking at the theosophical society (and related organizations) in its historical context, from the works of Jakob Boehme to H.P. Blavatsky, from Alice Bailey to the controversial sexual escapades of Leadbeater.

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• David Green's Critical History Page on Theosophy - Critical assessments of the lives of Blavatsky, Judge and other founders of Theosophy.
  
• Eastern Tradition Research Institute - Website of the theosophical researchers David Reigle and his wife Nancy. Includes online documents on their in depth search for the Tibetan backgrounds of Blavatsky's theosophy.
  
• Images of Women in Point Loma Theosophy [Journal of San Diego History ] - "Starved and Treated Like Convicts", by Evelyn A. Kirkley. More neutral towards Lomaland than the title suggests.
  
• Alpheus - Dedicated to esoteric and other alternative interpretations of history, primarily through the prism of Theosophy. Maintained by Govert Schüller.
  
• Blavatsky Archives Online - Articles about and letters by H.P. Blavatsky, including rare and hard-to-find source documents and other source documents on the history of the Theosophical Society and the Mahatmas.
  
• Eclectic Theosophical History - History of the theosophical movement and its influence on the outside world. Maintained by Katinka Hesselink.
  
• Rose Cross Work: The Pennsylvania Mystics and Their Mentors - Focuses on the writings of Johann Georg Gichtel and the Theosophy movement. With information on alchemy and Jacob Boehme. Maintained by Russell Yoder.
  
  

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