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Sri Raghavan Iyer
March 10, 1930 - June 20, 1995
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The HERMES Writings of
Raghavan N. Iyer
(also edited by
Sri Raghavan Iyer
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The Seventh Impulsion
January
The Diamond Sutra
February
The Allegory of the Cave
March
Repentance and Karma
April
The Message of the Buddha
May
Metaphysics and Ethics
June
The Lodge and the Sangha
July
Matter and Consciousness
August
The Tempest
September
Truth
October
Love
November
The Inheritance of Humanity
December
Death and Immortality - K. S. Lakshminarayan
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1976
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January
The Self Actualizing Man
February
The Soul of Tibet
March
Meditation and Self-Study
April
The Hermetic Method
May
"By Their Fruits..."
June
Universality and Sectarianism
July
The Community of the Future
August
The Yoga Sutra
September
Reincarnation and Silence
October
Gods, Monads and Atoms
November
The Golden Thread
December
Karma and Choice
HERMES
1977
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January
Jnana Yajna
February
The Flute of Krishna
March
Aquarian Therapy
April
The Gospel According to St. John
May
Mental Posture
June
Relationship and Solitude
July
The Candle of Vision
August
The Crest Jewel
September
Ceaseless Dissolution
October
Continuity, Creativity and Choice
November
Pythagoras and His School
December
The Daimon
HERMES
1978
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January
Insight and Energy
February
The Joy of Devotion
March
Creative Emanation
April
The Nachiketas Fire
May
Cognition and Freedom
June
Thoughtfulness
July
Polarity and Discrimination
August
Drawing the Larger Circle
September
Order In Chaos
October
Anamnesis
November
Choosing the Tao
December
To Be And Not To Be
HERMES
1979
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January
Knowledge and Negligence
February
The Sense of Self
March
Mirroring the Macrocosm
April
The Mystery of the Ego
May
Spiritual Attention
June
Resonance and Responsibility
July
The Hero In Man
August
Spiritual Evolution
September
The Language of the Gods
October
Ascent and Descent
November
The Pledge of Kwan-Yin
December
The Gayatri Invocation
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1980
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January
The Life-Giving Stream
February
The Dawning of Wisdom
March
Noetic Discrimination
April
As Above, So Below
May
Regeneration
June
The Verbum
July
Spiritual Will
August
The Pilgrimage of Humanity
September
The Light of the Logos
October
The Descent of Manas
November
Self-Emancipation
December
Between Heaven and Earth
HERMES
1981
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January
Self-Transformation
February
Renunciation and Responsibility
March
Self-Magnetization
April
Evolution and Consciousness
May
Levels of Manifestation
June
Individuation and Initiation
July
Karma and Destiny
August
The Logos and Man
September
The Fires of Creation
October
Deliverance from Bondage
November
Atma Vidya
December
The Rebirth of Humanity
HERMES
1982
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January
The Healing of Souls
February
The Inmost Sanctuary
March
The Vigil Night of Humanity
April
Fire of Purgation
May
Evolution and Karma
June
Gestation and Growth
July
The Eye of Shiva
August
Karma and Transmutation
September
The Aquarian Elixir
October
Aquarian Spirituality
November
Integration and Recurrence
December
Involution
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1983
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January
The Aquarian Tide
February
Spiritual Wakefulness
March
Enlightenment
April
Continuity of Consciousness
May
Resonance and Vibration
June
Mahat, Manu and the Avatar
July
Spectator and Participant
August
Purity and Pollution
September
The Scope of Self-Consciousness
October
Aquarian Harmony
November
Spiritual Progenitors
December
Aquarian Civilization
HERMES
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January
Theurgy and Transmutation
February
Consciousness and Existence
March
Space and Self-Consciousness
April
Manasadharma
May
Sat and Sattva
June
Jiva and Self-Generation
July
Deity, Nature and Man
August
Kriyashakti
September
Spirit, Mind and Matter
October
Spiritual Perception
November
The Fire of Selfhood
December
Cognition, Breath and Speech
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January
Buddhi Yoga and Svadharma
February
Myth and Redemption
March
Light, Love and Hope
April
Dhyana Marga
May
The Mahamudra Of Voidness
June
Wisdom In Action
July
Gandhian Trusteeship In Theory and Practice: The Art of Renunciation
August
Gandhian Trusteeship In Theory and Practice: Regeneration and Rebirth
September
Gandhian Socialism: Isms and Individuals
October
Gandhian Socialism: The Constructive Programme
November
The Seven Deadly Sins - I. The Historical Context
December
The Seven Deadly Sins - II. Sin and Violence
HERMES
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January
The Seven Deadly Sins - III. Non-Violence and Regeneration
February
Zero Principle
March
Transcendence and Transformation
April
The Spectrum of Consciousness
May
Buddha and the Path to Enlightenment: I. Renunciation and Enlightenment
June
Buddha and the Path to Enlightenment: II. The Message of Buddha
July
Buddha and the Path to Enlightenment: III. The Dharma and the Sangha
August
Buddha and the Path to Enlightenment: IV. The Dhammapada and the Udanavarga
September
Identity and Interaction
October
The Forward Impulse
November
Degrees of Enlightenment
December
The Seventh Principle
HERMES
1987
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January
Noetic Self-Determination
February
Shiva and Self-Regeneration
March
The Philosophy of Perfection
April
Elementals
May
Samadhi Pada - Yoga Sutras Book I - Patanjali
June
Kriya Yoga - Yoga Sutras Book II - Patanjali
July
Vibhuti Pada - Yoga Sutras Book III - Patanjali
August
Kaivalya Pada - Yoga Sutras Book IV - Patanjali
September
The Sankhya Karika - Ishvarakrishna
October
Dateless and Deathless
November
Kalki Maitreya
December
The Healing of Elementals
HERMES
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January
Gandhian Bridge Between Heaven and Earth
February
Civilization, Politics and Religion
March
Truth and Non-Violence
April
Non-Violent Resistance And Social Transformation: I. Satyagraha
May
Non-Violent Resistance And Social Transformation: II. Swaraj and Sarvodaya
June
Yoga Sutras - I
July
Yoga Sutras - II
August
The Eternal Religion - rendered by Punarvasu
September
Immortality and Self-Knowledge
October
Silence and Brahmacharya
November
The Sun of the Sun - from the Mahabharata
December
Devotion to the Guru - Adi Shankaracharya
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Yoga Sutras - III
February
Yoga Sutras - IV
March
Yoga Sutras - V
April
Yoga Sutras - VI
May
Yoga Sutras - VII
June
Kalahansa and Kalachakra
July
Eye of Self Existence
August
Hymn to Dakshinamurti
September
Deity in Action
Involution
Witnessed from the standpoint of Eternal Duration, the entire changing universe is but a kaleidoscopic reflection of divine thought in the Divine Mind. Witnessed from the standpoint of the compassionate hosts of Bodhisattvas freely incarnated in evolving manifestation, the transformations of time, of
pravritti
and
nivritti
, are a perpetual yet progressive re-enactment of a single cosmic archetype. Each and every cycle of existence may be grasped in relation to that which Ever Is, that which was in the beginning and which will be at the end, for it is ever becoming. To the apprehension of the Rishi mystically attuned to
Brahma Vach
, cyclic events are, one and all, circumscribed within the principle that the first shall be the last, and last shall be the greatest. For the individual seeker this principle helps to unravel not only the cycles and sub-cycles of birth and death, but also the mysteries of self-conscious self-insertion into the broader cycles of Race evolution.
HERMES
, December 1982
Raghavan Iyer
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