Theos-Talk Archives (September 2004 Message tt00088)

Many thanks John.

Have you any more interesting items like this on the early history of the
THEOSOPHICAL MOVEMENT ? I can exchange what I have if you want.

Dallas
 
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Dallas,
Here are couple of other links regards Ramalinga.

Vadalur - Vallalar / Ramalinga Swamigal History
http://www.cuddalore.com/vadalur/vallalarhistory.htm

Ramalinga - Supreme Light Temple
http://www.ramalinga.com/ingles/six.htm#cap1

Ramalinga - The Three Bodies
http;//www.ramalinga.com/ingles/two.htm

Dallas-searh on Google for: "Thiru Arutpa"
These are the verses of his songs he sang

Dallas, on a webpage titled "An Introduction to The Philosophy of Ramalinga 
Swami" is the following:

>>"The advent of the Swami was marked by a wake of spiritual revival all
over 
the world. He was born in the 19th century, when mankind all over the world 
tired of materialism were eager to turn their gaze towards the ultimate
truth 
and the goal of human existance. madame Blavatsky, Col.Olcut, Leadbeater and

Annie Besant led the spiritual renaissance in the west. Saint Ramakrishna
and 
huis disciple Swami Vivekananda and others led this revival in North India.
The 
Swami was the sole representative of the spiritual movement in Tamil Nadu.
He 
was the first to proclaim the universality and equality of all men in 
spiritual unity. He was thus the fore-runner of theosophical movement and
this was 
admitted by madam H. P. Blavatsky herself in The Theosophist, July 1882"

John 


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