Natural Theosophy

The author has brought Theosophy back where it belongs, to our own life and experience . This is a pragmatic approach and analysis of Theosophy- unfettered by occult , spiritual, clairvoyant and other projections. This book shows us that Theosophy in its pristine form is very ancient and indicates the opposite of every kind of materialism, both scientific and religious. Theosophy or the Divine Wisdom belongs to the everyday world nurtured by our altruistic desires. Thought , Love or Will applied to our daily experience reveals its divine value, leading us to find the infinite in the finite. The Eastern concept of Satyam, sivam and sundaram (truth, goodness and beauty) are fittingly interwoven into the triad of thought , will, and action. This book will help the reader understand more clearly the true nature of Theosophy. This book is an imprint of the Theosophical Publishing House, Adyar, and is imported from India.

About the author: Ernest Wood (1883-1965) took an early interest in science and philosophy. He received his advanced education at the Manchester College of Technology. As a young man, he went to India and took up in 1920 the post of Headmaster of Congress High School, preparing students for the University of Madras. After that he became managing secretary of a group of thirty-seven schools and colleges, and was also Principal and President of the Sind National College and the Madanapalle College, of the Universities of Bombay and Madras. Throughout his entire life, he was deeply interested in the Yoga and Vedanta philosophies of India, learning to read them in the original Sanskrit language. During his long residence in India, Professor Wood wrote many books on education, psychology, and Indian philosophy.