Universal Brotherhood

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The Universal Brotherhood is a term used in theosophical writings. It refers to the theosophical conception that all human beings are members of a spiritual unity.

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"The Chiefs want a 'Brotherhood of Humanity,' a real Universal Fraternity started; an institution which would make itself known throughout the world and arrest the attention of the highest minds" (Mahatma Letters 24)

[edit] References

  • Blavatsky, HP: The Key to Theosophy
  • Mahatma Letters

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Theosophy


Category:Theosophy
Founders of the T. S.

Helena Blavatsky
William Quan Judge
Henry Steel Olcott

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Sanat Kumara
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Paul the Venetian
Serapis Bey
Master Hilarion
Master Jesus
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Related topics

Agni Yoga · Anthroposophy ·
Esotericism · Neo-Theosophy
Liberal Catholic Church
Ascended Master Teachings
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