Hugh Shearman
Life description
Dr. Hugh Shearman is an honours graduate in history and the author of some twenty books which include The Passionate Necessity , The Purpose of Tragedy and Modern Theosophy . He was chief executive officer of the Theosophical Society in Northern Ireland for many years and has been a member of the Council of the Theosophical Society.
Comments
In some of his articles, Hugh Shearman expresses doubts about some of the Mahatma Letters being really from the Mahatmas. Daniel Caldwell has commented on that, quoting from the Mahatma Letters themselves.
Articles by Shearman, H. (Hugh)
A Message ahead of its Time (on H.P. Blavatsky)
A Problem of our Time (on sex)
A Serious Dedication (on Annie Besant)
Astrology and the Theosophical Society
Barriers Fell Away (In appreciation of John Coats)
Before the Himalayan Snows, an End of Insufficiency
Culture and the Ancient Wisdom
On the Watchtower (about the attitude and work of the theosophist)
Some Basic Problems of the Theosophical Society's History
Some Occult Centres
Some Thoughts on Meditation
Steps towards freedom
Studying to some Purpose
The Age of Adventure
The disciplines of historians, Exploring the Past
The Dweller on the Threshold
The Merits of Chaos
The Message for `me`
The Mind and Beyond
The Nature of the Occult
The Open Mind and Positive Teachings
The Problem of the Fourth Dimension
The Theosophist in Politics
The Tragic Paradox
The Unreality of Ideas
The Voice of Art
The Yoga of the Future
Theosophical Ontologies
Theosophy's expanding message
Thinking about Reincarnation
Thought Forms (Their Limitations)
Time and the Troubled Mind
True Identity
Using our Theosophies
Why occultists contradict one another