A THEOSOPHICAL LECTURER.

Auckland Star, Volume XXXVI, Issue 42, 18 February 1905, Page 7

A THEOSOPHICAL LECTURER.

m -Mr Chas. "W. Leadbeater, M.8.A.5., a pnpll of, the late Mme. Blavatsky, and friend and colleague of Mrs Annie Besant, is due in the colony by the incoming Ban Francisco mall steamer. After two years of successful lecturing In the United States, 'Dβ hag been persuaded to visit New Zealand and Australia on his way to India. At one time a clergyman of the Chruch of f. n Sland. Mr Leadbeater was attracted by »nft Theosophlcal movement, and his last -J- years have been devoted to gratuitous work for the Theosophical Society. He is tne author of many books, and his name ewriee K reat welfeht with all students of « ifn m - He ia announced to give four pnwio lectureß in Auckland upon the following subjects:—"Life After Death," «-mJ? ■S?' ,l .u cc '" " Tll «nißht Forms," and thJt , Vl f ,blP anrt Invisible." Some of Biw lec . tures will be illustrated by lantern X t es .. of a nniqiie character, as "they deinriVh orn ? s ma,,e h ? thought vibrations as i,™ y ar y*nF nolours of the human auro rtfa. 7 v and sk etnhert by clairvoyant KSh"M s lecture ' " L,fp After Death '" a sumnT the , first °' the SPrfes. he K lves "?arrf?rt n7 *°* wears' Investigation, testing n , by^a grou P nf occult students, ' facts g o ft ?, lld , S h «cklne thp experience' nnd ' S detan f, o4^, facts which * re set f ° rth topics ho h iS writings. These ie s row h ?V? ade especially his own. and « one l?%t } Z f tnd !P ts of subjects ters npH-«i . 5 ftnth oHtles on all nint- *** Pertaining to psychic Investigation.