The Secret Doctrine, Volume III (1/2) 📚 By H. P. Blavatsky. FULL Audiobook

The Secret Doctrine, Volume III. By H. P. Blavatsky. Full Audiobook
The Secret Doctrine, Volume III is a book written by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, the founder of Theosophy. It is a comprehensive survey of the origins of the cosmos and the prehistory of humanity, synthesizing religion and science within the context of the perennial philosophy. The book is divided into 25 sections, each of which explores a different aspect of the esoteric wisdom that Blavatsky sought to convey.

The first section of the book provides a preliminary survey of the topics that will be covered in the subsequent sections. The second section explores modern criticism and the ancients, while the third section delves into the origin of magic. The fourth section discusses the secrecy of initiates, while the fifth section provides some reasons for secrecy. The sixth section explores the dangers of practical magic, while the seventh section discusses old wine in new bottles. The eighth section explores the Book of Enoch, the origin, and the foundation of Christianity, while the ninth section delves into Hermetic and Kabalistic doctrines. The tenth section explores various occult systems of interpretations of alphabets and numerals, while the eleventh section discusses the hexagon with the central point, or the seventh key. The twelfth section explores the duty of the true occultist toward religions, while the thirteenth section discusses post-Christian adepts and their doctrines. The fourteenth section explores Simon and his biographer Hippolytus, while the fifteenth section delves into St. Paul, the real founder of present Christianity. The sixteenth section explores Peter, a Jewish Kabalist, not an initiate, while the seventeenth section discusses Apollonius of Tyana. The eighteenth section explores facts underlying adept biographies, while the nineteenth section delves into St. Cyprian of Antioch. The twentieth section explores the Eastern Gupta Vidya & the Kabalah, while the twenty-first section discusses Hebrew allegories. The twenty-second section explores the "Zohar" on creation and the Elohim, while the twenty-third section discusses what the occultists and Kabalists have to say. The final section of the book explores modern Kabalists in science and occult astronomy.

The Secret Doctrine, Volume III is a fascinating exploration of the esoteric wisdom that Blavatsky sought to convey. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the origins of the cosmos and the prehistory of humanity, as well as the synthesis of religion and science within the context of the perennial philosophy.
More: Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, Theosophy, Science
Religion, Philosophy, Magic
Initiates, Practical Magic, Hermetic
Kabalistic Doctrines, Occult Systems, Alphabets
Numerals, Christianity, Adepts

00:00:00 Note
00:01:14 Preface
00:04:39 Introductory
00:35:54 Section I. Preliminary Survey
01:17:35 Section II. Modern Criticism and the Ancients
01:31:09 Section III. The Origin of Magic
01:47:13 Section IV. The Secrecy of Initiates
02:14:04 Section V. Some Reasons for Secrecy
02:40:07 Section VI. The Dangers of Practical Magic
03:01:54 Section VII. Old Wine in New Bottles
03:14:18 Section VIII. The Book of Enoch the Origin and the Foundation of Christianity
03:36:03 Section IX. Hermetic and Kabalistic Doctrines
03:49:30 Section X. Various Occult Systems of Interpretations of Alphabets and Numerals
04:05:31 Section XI. The Hexagon with the Central Point, or the Seventh Key
04:15:11 Section XII. The Duty of the True Occultist toward Religions
04:20:22 Section XIII. Post-Christian Adepts and their Doctrines
04:32:58 Section XIV. Simon and his Biographer Hippolytus
04:44:39 Section XV. St. Paul the real Founder of present Christianity
04:53:10 Section XVI. Peter a Jewish Kabalist, not an Initiate
04:58:47 Section XVII. Apollonius of Tyana
05:18:36 Section XVIII. Facts underlying Adept Biographies
06:21:29 Section XIX. St. Cyprian of Antioch
06:30:05 Section XX. The Eastern Gupta Vidya and the Kabalah
07:20:44 Section XXI. Hebrew Allegories
07:53:27 Section XXII. The “Zohar” on Creation and the Elohim
08:24:22 Section XXIII. What the Occultists and Kabalists have to say
08:33:17 Section XXIV. Modern Kabalists in Science and Occult Astronomy
08:48:46 Section XXV. Eastern and Western Occultism
09:14:15 Section XXVI. The Idols and the Teraphim
09:28:52 Section XXVII. Egyptian Magic
10:10:51 Section XXVIII. The Origin of the Mysteries
10:37:22 Section XXIX. The Trial of the Sun Initiate
10:53:37 Section XXX. The Mystery “Sun of Initiation”
11:02:27 Section XXXI. The Objects of the Mysteries
11:15:52 Section XXXII. Traces of the Mysteries
11:44:16 Section XXXIII. The Last of the Mysteries in Europe