When Yesterday Comes


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Avataras - Four Lectures Delivered at the Twenty-Fourth Anniversary Meeting of the Theosophical Society at Adyar, Madras, December, 1899


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In Avatâras, Annie Besant explores the mystical concept of divine incarnations, drawing from various traditions to enrich her discourse on spiritual evolution. Avatâras, by Annie Besant, presents a series of four lectures delivered at the twenty-fourth anniversary meeting of the Theosophical Society in 1899. Besant, a prominent Theosophist, delves into the concept of avatars, divine beings aiding humanity. With profound knowledge and eloquence, she explores these divine incarnations, examining their role across cultures and their significance in the cosmic order. The lectures guide readers from general theosophical concepts to the specific missions of avatars, revealing their role as bridges between the spiritual and material worlds. "Avatâras" offers both scholarly exposition and spiritual inspiration, making it essential for those interested in theosophy, spiritual development, and religious teachings. Annie Besant's work remains a testament to her spiritual influence and teaching.




If Tomorrow Comes


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"Ten years after the Aliens left Earth, humanity succeeds in building a ship, Friendship, to follow them home to Kindred. Aboard are a crew of scientists, diplomats, and a squad of Rangers to protect them. But when the Friendship arrives, they find nothing they expected. No interplanetary culture, no industrial base--and no cure for the spore disease. A timeslip in the apparently instantaneous travel between worlds has occurred and far more than ten years have passed"--Amazon.com.




Voices of Doubt and Trust


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Diary of Samuel Pepys


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The Diary of Samuel Pepys


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Elmo's Children's Speaker


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A Last Diary of the Great Warr


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Covers the period July 1917 to December 1918.