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"The Path, Vol. I.—1886-'7" by Various is a collection of articles and essays centered on the themes of Theosophy and occult studies, written during the late 19th century. It serves as a platform for exploring the principles of the Brotherhood of Humanity and delves into various philosophical, spiritual, and ethical discussions inspired by Aryan literature. The magazine aims to present Theosophy in accessible terms while addressing the contemporary spiritual and moral needs of society. The opening of the collection introduces the mission and vision of "The Path" as a publication. It emphasizes the importance of exploring the teachings of Theosophy and the need for a journal that reflects these ideals within the American context. The editors express a desire to guide readers toward a higher understanding of spirituality and the human condition, drawing upon ancient wisdom and focusing on the pursuit of Universal Brotherhood. The content indicates a blend of philosophical discourse, pra

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Sufism has not yet received fair treatment in any publication that has
appeared in Western literature.

The reason is that no Western writer upon the subject has endeavored
to understand it, either because of an intellectual bias or from
willful perversion. Most treatises are written under strong dogmatic
prejudices, or by persons intellectually and morally incapable of
rising to the A B C of a spiritual philosophy.

The present attempt to represent the doctrines and practices of Sufism
has been made in the hope of overcoming the effect of these evils. We
have studied patiently Sufism from Sufi works and claim to be in full
sympathy with our subject.

That which we here present to the judgment of the candid reader is a
part of a larger work we have been engaged on for many years; a work
designed as a text book for students in Mysticism. This fact, the
intention of making a text book for reference on all mystic questions,
will account for the unusual method adopted in this series of articles.

In the first part we shall give a resumé of Sufi doctrine with copious
quotations from Sufi works. In the second we shall give a full
exposition of Sufi practices and symbols.

The following is a partial list of works consulted and quoted without
further reference:

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