Letters of the Mahatmas

Letters of the Mahatmas – a documented correspondence of the Great Teachers of the White Brotherhood M. and K.H. with two Englishmen – A.P. Sinnett and O.A. Hume, who held significant social positions in British India. This book contains the quintessence of the spiritual esoteric Teaching, issued for the first time for widespread dissemination during the founding period of the Theosophical Society, and answers many fundamental questions about life and the afterlife of a person. . .This edition of "Letters of the Mahatmas" is based on the translation by A.P. Heydock, made in the 1950s, the translation has been clarified and compared with the originals stored in the British Library in London, scanned images of which illustrate some of the Letters. In this volume, the circumstances of receiving each message are translated and published for the first time in Russian, all are arranged in strict chronological order. The book has extensive supplementary materials and photographs, a detailed glossary of special terms and names of Teachers, theosophists, scholars, politicians, spiritualists, and mystics of that time is compiled, descriptions and biographies are introduced. . .The letters, written by the hand of the Mahatmas and Their disciples, reveal to the reader the laws and principles of the Universal Teaching and introduce him to the aura of the thoughts and lives of the Hierarchical Teachers.