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Pekka Ervast's Spiritual Heritage
Antti Savinainen
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The Finnish Rosicrucian Theosophist Pekka Ervast (1875–1934) left a remarkable spiritual heritage in literary form, consisting of over a hundred publications, most of them lectures. In addition to his literary works, other aspects of Ervast’s spiritual heritage are found in the Finnish Rosy Cross. Rosicrucianism, Theosophy, and esoteric Christianity are the three principal streams influencing this order. They converge in the inner school of the Rosy Cross.
In the Finnish Rosy Cross, the Theosophical stream is supplemented by the wisdom of the Kalevala, the great Finnish national epic compiled by Elias Lönrott and first published in 1835. Ervast presented his interpretation of the Kalevala in "The Key to the Kalevala" in 1916. Ervast’s explication is very important because the Kalevala would probably not be understood as a spiritual text without it.
This audio is published as an article in Hermes Risen
Afterlife Stages in the Mahatma Letters
Antti Savinainen
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The Theosophical Masters Koot Hoomi and Morya wrote the Mahatma Letters to the British journalist A. P. Sinnett between 1880 and 1884. These letters addressed central teachings in Theosophy, many of which dealt with the stages through which a deceased individual passes during the afterlife. I will compare the afterlife stages described in the Mahatma Letters with those of Pekka Ervast (1875–1934), who was a pioneer in the Finnish Theosophical movement. Ervast gave many lectures on death, a compilation of which is published in From Death to Rebirth
This audio file has been published in Theosophy Forward as an article, and it is available for free
Rudolf Steiner and Peter Deunov
Antti Savinainen
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This is a review of Harrie Salman's (2023) book "Rudolf Steiner and Peter Deunov: Anthroposophy and the White Brotherhood on the New Man." LogoSophia. The book review is also available as an essay
Alice Baileyn sanoma pähkinänkuoressa
Jorma Aunela
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Keskitien oppi
Annikki Arponen
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Maailman ajatus
Jarmo Ikola
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Muuttakaa mielenne
Jari Jokilehto
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Pekka Ervast: Mitä jokaisen tulee tietää teosofiasta?
Jukka Sarno
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Joulun lapsi
Aija Tuukkala
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Henkisyys ajassa - edessä muutoksen ajat
Anne Paalo
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Alice A. Baileyn elämä
Doris Ignatiew
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Yhteys korkeampaan
Annikki Arponen
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Mikaelin aika
Leena Rinkinen
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Jos ollaan ihmisiksi, tullaanko Ihmisiksi?
Mauri Lehtovirta
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Karma
Rauno Rinkinen
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Ruusun ja Ristin itämaisia kaikuja
Tapio Rätt-Seule
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Valo vailla varjoa
Jarmo Ikola
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Temppeliritarien mysteerit ja salaisuudet
Anne Paalo
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Patanjalin joogasutrat
Pertti Spets
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Pääsiäismatinea 2023 - Juhlapuhe
Jarmo Anttila
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Exploring the Rich Esoteric Heritage of Finland
Antti Savinainen
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"The light will come from Finland," predicted H.P. Blavatsky. What did she mean? What does this remote and enigmatic country have to offer the world's spiritual traditions? In this engaging and spirited interview, Quest magazine editor Richard Smoley interviews Finnish Theosophist Antti Savinainen about his country's esoteric heritage. Topics include Rosicrucianism in Finland, the great Finnish Theosophist Pekka Ervast, dimensions of esoteric Christianity, and the rich mythic heritage of the Finnish epic the Kalevala.
Antti Savinainen has a Ph.D. in physics, in the field of physics education research. His special interest is the relationship between Theosophy and science, and he is passionate about both of them. For more than 30 years, he has been a member of the Finnish Rosy Cross which was founded in 1920 by Pekka Ervast, a prolific author and a pioneer of the Finnish Theosophical movement. Anti has been actively involved in numerous projects with the different Theosophical organizations and has published numerous articles in Finnish and English on spiritual topics from the Theosophical point of view.
Sana
Paula Ylä-Hokkala
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Symmetria, harmonia ja jalot suhteet
Marko Manninen
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Taivaallinen harmonia ja kosminen vapaaenergiageneraattori
Jukka Kortela
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