Nedoure Priestess of the Magi by Dr. T.J. Betiero Kabbalah left formal Theosophy at some

left formal Theosophy at some point between Blavatsky’s passing in 1891 and Annie Besant’sascension to presidency of the society in 1907

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to symbolically portray the Annata of Buddhism

A Narration mainly based upon contemporary records and remains by H

The Red Book (Liber Novus) by C

Nedoure Priestess of the Magi by Dr. T.J. Betiero Kabbalah left formal Theosophy at someNedoure Priestess of the Magi by Dr. T. J. Betiero Publication: 1916 W. F. Wohlstein & Co First Edition The author Thomas J. Betiero was educated at the University of Barcelona, and spent many years of his life in the Orient including, Turkey, Persia, India and Tibet were he received credentials as a Hindoo Priest and the Dalai Lama of Tibet. Betiero was associated with the Sacred College of the Magi of Chicago whom had other notable occult authors