re and the
divine powers in man.

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The Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society, founded by
H.P. Blavatsky at New York, 1875, continued after her death under the
leadership of the co-founder, William Q. Judge, and now under the
leadership of their successor, Katherine Tingley, has its Headquarters
at the International Theosophical Center, Point Loma, California.

This Organization is not in any way connected with nor does it endorse
any other societies using the name of Theosophy.

The Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society welcomes to
membership all who truly love their fellow men and desire the
eradication of the evils caused by the barriers of race, creed, caste or
color, which have so long impeded human progress; to all sincere lovers
of truth and to all who aspire to higher and better things than the mere
pleasures and interests of a worldly life, and are prepared to do all in
their power to make Brotherhood a living energy in the life of humanity,
its various departments offer unlimited opportunities.

The whole work of the Organization is under the direction of the Leader
and Official Head, Katherine Tingley, as outlined in the Constitution.

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Do not fail to profit by the following:

It is a regrettable fact that many people use the name of Theosophy
and of our Organization for self-interest, as also that of H.P.
Blavatsky, the Foundress, to attract attention to themselves and to
gain public support. This they do in private and public speech and
in publications, also by lecturing throughout the country. Without
being in any way connected with the Universal Brotherhood and
Theosophical Society, in many cases they permit it to be
inferred that they are, thus misleading the public, and many honest
inquirers are hence led away from the truths of Theosophy as
presented by H.P. Blavatsky and her successors, William Q. Judge
and Katherine Tingley, and practically exemplified in their
Theosophical work for the uplifting of humanity.

The International Brotherhood League

Founded in 1897 by Katherine Tingley

ITS OBJECTS ARE:

1. To help men and women to realize the nobility of their calling and
their true position in life.

2. To educate children of all nations on the broadest lines of Universal
Brotherhood, and to prepare destitute and homeles