1918. The contents of this volume consist of addresses delivered at various times before Lodges of the Theosophical Society and selected for their reference to the subject of immortality. This book does not pretend to be a completely systematized scheme of philosophy. It contains only hints upon which students may build for themselves a science of immortality. Contents: approach to the path; races of humanity; sense functions and faculties of the mind; individuality and personality; breath and desire; will, universal and individual; thought, its origin and control; birth and death; the soul and its manifestations; immortal soul.