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Charles Webster Leadbeater (1854-1934) was a well-known clairvoyant and theosophist who dedicated his life to the dissemination of the Ancient Wisdom tradition known today as Theosophy.
His investigations into the unseen dimensions of life have had a far-reaching influence on the contemporary world, one of them being the discovery of the young J. Krishnamurti on the Adyar beach in Madras, India, in 1909, who would later become one of the most respected and insightful spiritual teachers of the twentieth century.
This website aims at making available aspects of his vast literary output as well as some biographical information, his work for the Theosophical Society and the Liberal Catholic Church, a comprehensive list of his articles and books, written over a period of several decades, plus a number of photographs and several testimonies, by those who knew and worked with him, about his life, his character and his helpfulness.
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Thus he [the student of Theosophy] will look ever for the good in everything, that he may endeavour to strengthen it; he will watch for the working of the great law of evolution, in order that he may range himself on its side, and contribute to its energy his tiny stream of force. In this way, by striving always to help, and never to hinder, he will become, in his small sphere of influence, one of the beneficent powers of Nature; in however lowly a manner, at however unthinkable a distance, he is yet a fellow worker together with God – and that is the highest honour and the greatest privilege that can ever fall to the lot of man.
C. W. Leadbeater in An Outline of Theosophy
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