Discipleship And Some Karmic Problems

This little oratory delivered by Annie Besant contains three sections, the most important of which is a tacit defense of Helena Blavatsky against criticism stemming from her use of tobacco and foul language, and occasional apparent lack of self control, specifically refuting the idea that this makes her incapable of having been considered a spiritual "master."

It further considers the aspect of karma in and of itself in brief and speaks about the nature of action good and bad and its convolutions regarding Theosophical belief.