Ae in the Irish Theosophist

The Irish Theosophist by George William Russell is a collection of essays on various topics related to theosophy and spirituality. It includes discussions on reincarnation, karma, meditation, and other esoteric subjects. The book was first published in 1908 and has since been reprinted several times.

By George William Russell · First published 1930 · Genre: Theosophy, Philosophy, Mysticism · 39 chapters

Contents

• A Word Upon the Objects of the Theosophical Society
• The Hour of Twilight
• The Mask of Apollo
• The Secret of Power
• The Priestess of the Woods
• A Tragedy in the Temple
• Jagrata, Svapna and Sushupti
• Concentration
• Verse by Ae in the "Irish Theosophist"
• The Element Language
• At the Dawn of the Kaliyuga
• The Meditation of Parvati
• A Talk by the Euphrates
• The Cave of Lilith
• A Strange Awakening
• The Midnight Blossom
• The Story of a Star
• How Theosophy Affects One's View of Life. -- a Paper Read before the Dublin Lodge
• Comfort
• The Ascending Cycle
• The Mystic Nights' Entertainment
• On the Spur of the Moment
• The Legends of Ancient Eire
• Review: "Lyrics" by R. H. Fitzpatrick [London: W. Stewart and Co.]
• Yes, and Hope
• Content
• The Enchantment of Cuchullain. -- by Ae and Aretas (G. W. Russell and James M. Pryse)
• Shadow and Substance
• On W. Q. Judge's Passing
• Self-Reliance
• The Mountains
• Works and Days
• The Childhood of Apollo
• The Awakening of the Fires
• Our Secret Ties
• Priest or Hero?
• The Age of the Spirit
• A Thought Along the Road
• The Fountains of Youth

More by George William Russell

• The House of the Titans and other Poems (1934)
• The National Being (1912)
• The Hero in Man (1903)
• Standish o'Grady (1895)
• The Dramatic Treatment of Legend (1920)
• The Character of Heroic Literature (1920)
• A Poet of Shadows (1938)
• The Boyhood of a Poet (1905)
• All works by George William Russell