Alexander Wilder,
Modern Theosophy
And the Eclectic
Philosophy of Alexandria
José Ramón Sordo
Helena P. Blavatsky and the eminent theosophist A.
Wilder
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Editorial Note:
The following article
is reproduced from “FOHAT”
magazine, Canada.
Part I was published in the Winter
2006 edition. Part
II appeared in the Spring 2007 edition.
Mexican
theosophist José Ramón Sordo ( ?? – 2014 ) was
an earnest student
of the original teachings of theosophy.
(Carlos Cardoso
Aveline)
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Although
the Theosophical History Occasional Paper Volume III, “Ammonius Saccas
and his ‘Eclectic Philosophy’ as presented by Alexander Wilder” written by Dr.
Jean-Louis Siémons, was published by Dr. James Santucci, editor of Theosophical
History, in 1994, and the original paper was delivered by Dr. Siémons in
London in 1988; the importance and timeless character of its content, despite
the lapse of 18 years will be enough reason for a few remarks of mine
concerning this important research.
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In September 2016, after a careful analysis of the state of the
esoteric movement worldwide, a group of students decided to form the Independent Lodge of Theosophists,
whose priorities include the building of a better future in the different
dimensions of life.
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