OCCULT THEOSOPHY –
A significant posthumous biographical and esoteric book compiled his wife, Sandra Hodson, and first published in 1988.
The massive 587-page book presents the personal, private spiritual journals of Geoffrey Hodson (1886–1983), a highly influential, lifelong clairvoyant, author, and international lecturer for the Theosophical Society. It serves as an intimate window into his daily inner life and provides the foundational context for the 50+ books and hundreds of articles he published during his lifetime.
The diary primarily covers:
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- The Masters of Wisdom: Detailed records of out-of-body and astral plane experiences where Hodson notes calm, conscious communication with Mahatmas Kuthumi and Morya—the spiritual adepts central to the founding of the Theosophical movement.
- The Devic & Angelic Realms: Behind-the-scenes insights into how Hodson received psychic communications from fairies, nature spirits, and the higher angelic hierarchy.
- Rules of the Esoteric Path: Practical instructions regarding invisible helping, personal initiations, meditation, and the psychological and spiritual challenges of balancing material life with higher occult consciousness.
Key Sections
The journal is structurally categorized into various phases of his development and spiritual work, including:
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- Early Development of Angel and Fairy Work
- The Beginning of World Travel
- The Eternal Woman & The Teacher’s Task
- The Esoteric Section & The Silent Watcher
- Rules Governing the Occult Path
- Initiations and Higher Consciousness
The book remains highly sought after by students of mysticism, Theosophy, and Western esoteric traditions.
pp. xxxii, 587 #130926
Light shelf-wear to jacket, name on fpd, otherwise Fine.)