“The Path” remains one of the most beloved Theosophical icons. Some of Machell’s other Theosophical works deserve attention, too.
Reginald W. Machell, Theosophical Artist. 3. “The Path” and Beyond
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From the World
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 2. Why?
Despite its internal troubles—or perhaps because of them—Pakistan still seems to believe that supporting terrorism can yield political dividends.
Terrorism in India’s Jammu and Kashmir. 1. What Really Happened
The latest in a long series of deadly assaults calls for a thorough and sober analysis based on facts. The role of Pakistan, along with the exploitation and politicization of religion, is undeniable.
Japan: Unification Church’s President Tanaka Speaks. 2. Deprogramming and Slander
The second part of an interview the leader of the Unification Church in Japan gave to “Seiron” magazine for its June issue.
Japan: Unification Church’s President Tanaka Speaks. 1. The Dissolution Verdict
The June 2025 issue of the magazine “Seiron” allows the church leader to present his version of the facts. “Bitter Winter” publishes an English translation of extensive excerpts from the interview.
Washington State vs The Seal of Confession: A Test for Religious Liberty in the US
A new state law assaults the secrecy of confession, which is non-negotiable for the Catholic Church. The Trump administration is expected to react.
Reginald W. Machell, Theosophical Artist. 2. Machell in Lomaland
After Blavatsky’s death, the artist joined Katherine Tingley’s Theosophical community in California and became one of its most prominent members.
PierLuigi Zoccatelli, CESNUR, and the “Encyclopedia of Religions in Italy”
The late scholar’s “crazy idea” was to create an interpretative rather than merely descriptive tool encompassing the entire Italian religious landscape.
Castellion v. Calvin: Freedom vs. Theocracy, from Geneva to Iran and the Case of the Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light
Fedinsieme presented Maria d’Arienzo’s book and the English translation of “The Goal of the Wise” with awards at the Turin International Book Fair.
The MISA Case: Georgia Bows to French Pressures and Extradites the Stoians
The two yoga teachers are accused of the imaginary crime of brainwashing for having taught students the movement’s sacred eroticism theories.