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.-IARTMANN'S WHO'S WHO
FELLOWSHIP in the Burma Buddhist Mission is open to all persons that
are in sympathy with any or all of the objects of the Mission. Admission as a
Fellow in the Mission is obtained by applying in the prescribed form, which can
be had of the International Field Secretary or the Field Secretary of any Circle
of the Mission. Every application for admission as a Fellow must be accompanied
by an Entrance F'ee of Ruppees, Five. Fellows shall pay an Annual Subscription
of Ruppees, Six.
GURUKULA UNIVERSITY. (Organ, The Vedic Magazine.) Lahore, India.
INTERNATIONAL BUDDHIST S•OCIETY. Founded at Lagoon Burma, by Bhikkhu
Ananda Metteyya (Allan Bennett MacGregor), in 1903, with "Buddhism" as Organ.
MAHA SODHI SOCIETY. Established 1891. 4A College Square, Calcutta, India.
Founder and General •Secretary, Ven. Anagarika Dharmapala. Journal of the
Society, "The Maha-Bodhi."
JAPAN
EASTERN BUDDHIST SOCIETY, Otani University, Kumaraguchi, Koyoto, Japan.
Organ, "The Eastern Buddhist," edited by Prof. and Mrs. Suzuki.
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CHRISTIAN MYSTICISM
THE ORDER OF CHRISTIAN MYSTICS (The Order of the 16). A world-wide impersonal
non-sectarian spiritual movement for the promulgation of a Cosmic and
all-inclusive spiritual philosophy which gives a satisfactory and scientific explanation
of every phase and condition oll life here and hereafter. Monthly Lessons.
Free samples sent on request. Founders, Dr. and Mrs. F. Homer Curtiss, Box
556, San Francisco, Calif.
THE ORDER OF CHRISTIAN M.YSTICS
(Contributed)
The Order of Christian Mystics is but one name for a great Cosmic Order which
'las always existed and through which all Souls who have reached Mastery have
passed on some plane, at a certain stage of their evolution. It has been represented
upon the earth-plane at certain cyclic intervals in all ages, and has been known
under various names, yet always emphasizing the universality of Truth and present•
ing a Cosmic Philosophy which can be interpreted and used by every sincere seeker
after Truth from his own angle of vision and at any stage of unfoldment he may reach.
Its manifestation upon the earth-plane during the present cycle began on January
1st, 1908, its numerical name, The Order of the 15, being then used. But now that
the Order is reaching, in ever increasing numbers, that great class who have been
looked upon as orthodox Christians, yet who are eagerly seking more definite instruction
concerning the mysteries of the spiritual life, the name of the philosophy which
the Order presents is used instead.
The •Order of Christian Mystics is a non-sectarian, unifying spiritual movement,
Inspired by an unselfish love for humanity, and a desire to help mankind to recogni2e
the reality, and make practical use, of its spiritual guidance in the daily life.
It is Christian in that it seeks the universal Cosmic ·Christ Principle, no matter
by what name that Universal Principle is known in other lands; and In that it bases
its teachings on the Christian rather than on Oriental scriptures. It is Mystic in tlfat
it teaches its pupils rthe mystery of how to come into personal and conscious touch
with the Christ-consciousness within, and with the Spiritual Teachers in the higher
realms. -
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CHROMATICS
HEALTH AND COLOUR CENTRE, England. London, Langham House, 308 Regent
St. Brighton, 29 Old Steine. Principal, Mrs. Fairclough Smith.
THE INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE OF CHROMATICS. Dr. Pool, Principal. 3 Fins·
bury Square, London, E.C. 2, England.
THE KROMA GUILD, Box 563, Los Angeles, Calif., U. S. A.
E. J. STEVENS LIGHT, COLOR AND TONE R!ESEARCH LABORATORIES, 2•2
Powell Street, San Francisco, Calif., U. S. A.