Fountain Source of Occultism

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Summary: A more intelligible Secret Doctrine
Review: This book is probably the best substitute for those seekers who want to study the Secret Doctrine but are intimidated by H.P. Blavatsky's own words. G.D. Purucker makes the Doctrine more accessible and intelligible, though I give it only 4* because he is not as plain as I would like a writer to be for a book like this. It is available online so you can check it out before buying. The table of contents is well-organized for easy reference, so you can look up a subject that interests you (the globes, chains, races and rounds, etc.) Don't read it from cover to cover; rather, use it as reference.

"The Fountain-Source of Occultism" is good for not-quite-beginner students of Theosophy. If you are a complete novice, check out "The Ocean of Theosophy" by William Q. Judge and "The Key To Theosophy" by Blavatsky.