Теософия: Адьярские брошюры: № 53-75

The Adyar Pamphlets were a series of short publications (pamphlets or booklet reprints) issued by the Theosophical Society, specifically from its international headquarters at Adyar (in Madras, now Chennai, India). They began around 1911 and continued through at least the mid-1930s (with issues numbered up to around 200 or more). These pamphlets were published by the Theosophical Publishing House (or earlier by Theosophist Office) at Adyar. The series primarily consisted of reprints of articles, lectures, and essays originally appearing in Theosophical journals such as The Theosophist, Lucifer, The Theosophical Review, or other related publications. They covered topics central to Theosophy, including: The pamphlets served as affordable, accessible material to spread Theosophical teachings, often aimed at members and the public interested in occultism, Eastern wisdom, and universal brotherhood. Many are now digitized or archived online through Theosophical libraries and sites. They were part of the broader publishing efforts of the Theosophical Society Adyar (the main branch headquartered there since the 1880s), which also produced books, the monthly journal The Theosophist, and other materials.