
Written work
The Soul and Its Mechanism
The Soul and Its Mechanism: The Problem of Psychology

An essay setting the behaviourist psychology and endocrinology of the 1920s against the Eastern doctrine of subtle centres (chakras) and the etheric body, to argue that the soul uses the glandular system as its instrument. It is an early attempt at dialogue between esotericism and science.
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Authorship note
A work Alice A. Bailey signed as her own, without attributing it to the Tibetan.
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English

The Soul and Its Mechanism
Lucis Publishing Company, 1971
ISBN 9780853301158
Other works by Alice A. Bailey
- Initiation, Human and Solar · 1922
- Letters on Occult Meditation · 1922
- The Consciousness of the Atom · 1922
- A Treatise on Cosmic Fire · 1925
- The Light of the Soul · 1927
- From Intellect to Intuition · 1932
- A Treatise on White Magic · 1934
- Esoteric Psychology I · 1936
- From Bethlehem to Calvary · 1937
- Esoteric Psychology II · 1942
- Between War and Peace · 1942
- Discipleship in the New Age I · 1944
- The Problems of Humanity · 1947
- The Reappearance of the Christ · 1948
- The Destiny of the Nations · 1949
- Glamour: A World Problem · 1950
- Telepathy and the Etheric Vehicle · 1950
- The Unfinished Autobiography · 1951
- Esoteric Astrology · 1951
- Esoteric Healing · 1953
- Education in the New Age · 1954
- Discipleship in the New Age II · 1955
- The Externalisation of the Hierarchy · 1957
- The Rays and the Initiations · 1960
- Ponder on This · 1971
- Serving Humanity · 1972
- The Soul: The Quality of Life · 1974
- The Labours of Hercules · 1974
- A Compilation on Sex · 1980
- Death: The Great Adventure · 1985
- The Seven Rays of Life · 1995
- The Seventh Ray: Revealer of the New Age · 1995
Sources
- Open Library, autora OL2328289A (Alice A. Bailey): obras y ediciones con ISBN.
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