Children and the Theosophical Movement
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Children have been a major focus of many branches of the Theosophical Movement, with great emphasis placed on their spiritual development and education. See also Education and the Theosophical Movement and Boy Scout Movement and Theosophical Movement.
Theosophical teachings about children
Theosophical Society, Adyar
Point Loma and successor organizations
United Lodge of Theosophsts
Literature for children
- Weir, Mary Evalyn. The Little Brown Elf. Ojai, California: Parents' Theosophical Research Group, 1975. Illustrated by Mireille Zupa. 48 pages.
- Workman, Rona Morris. Mary Ellen Through the Ages. Wheaton, Illinois: Theosophical Press, 1939. Illustrated by Iris Weddell White. 44 pages.
Additional resources
Articles
- Theosophy and Music at Theosopedia.
Books and pamphlets
- Christie, Catherine W. Theosophy for Beginners and for the use of Lotus Circles. London: Theosophical Publishing Society, 1909. Dedicated to the New Zealand Section of the Theosophical Society.
- Mayer, Elizabeth C. The Lotus Songbook. New York: Elizabeth C. Mayer 1897.
