A. P. Sinnett

Theosophy

1840–1921England15 textsTheosophy

A. P. Sinnett was a British journalist and one of the most important early popularizers of Theosophy. His books, especially on the Mahatma letters and Buddhist and occult ideas, helped introduce Theosophical doctrines to a wider English-reading public.

Names & Attribution

Also known as: Alfred Percy Sinnett

Works in the Library (15)

Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching

A. P. Sinnett

Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching

A. P. Sinnett

English · Theosophy

Names & Attribution

Works in the Library (15)

Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching

Collected Fruits of Occult Teaching

Esoteric Buddhism

Esoteric Buddhism

Expanded Theosophical Knowledge

Expanded Theosophical Knowledge

In the Next World: Actual Narratives of Personal Experiences by Some Who Have Passed On

In the Next World: Actual Narratives of Personal Experiences by Some Who Have Passed On

Incidents in the Life of Madame Blavatsky, Author of "Isis Unveiled"

Incidents in the Life of Madame Blavatsky, Author of "Isis Unveiled"

Nature's Mysteries and How Theosophy Illuminates Them

Nature's Mysteries and How Theosophy Illuminates Them

Occult Essays

Occult Essays

Super-Physical Science: Two Articles

Super-Physical Science: Two Articles

Tennyson an Occultist as His Writings Prove

Tennyson an Occultist as His Writings Prove

The Early Days of Theosophy in Europe

The Early Days of Theosophy in Europe

The Growth of the Soul: A Sequel to "Esoteric Buddhism"

The Growth of the Soul: A Sequel to "Esoteric Buddhism"

The Occult World

The Occult World

The Purpose of Theosophy

The Purpose of Theosophy

The Rationale of Mesmerism

The Rationale of Mesmerism

The occult world phenomena and the Society for Psychical Research

The occult world phenomena and the Society for Psychical Research