[80] This instruction is taken from "The Life of A.K." Vol. I, pp. 424-425.
[81] The French edition, subsequently issued at Paris, is also due to her zeal and generosity. See p [137], ante.
[82] For the meaning of the "Four Rivers of Eden" see P. W., vi. par. 6. See note on p. [172], ante as to meaning of river Hiddekel.
[83] This indictment is as true to-day as it was twelve years ago, when the above passage was written. S.H.H.
[84] Cited from the preface to the second and succeeding editions of "The P. W."
[85] Cited from "The Life of A. K." Vol. II. p. 155.
[86] The Theosophist, May, 1882.
[87] The term Theosophy is here used in its Pauline and ancient sense of the science of the realisation of man's potential divinity;—the process, that is, of the Christ.—1 Cor. ii. 7. E.M.
[88] From an address given on the 17th July, 1883, by A.K. to the Theosophical Society, a full report of which is given in "The Life of A.K." Vol. II. pp. 124-128.
[89] A term which signifies forethought. The remonstrance is against undue anxiety and alarm on the soul's behalf while in the path of duty, as implying distrust of the divine sufficiency. E.M.