The Aryan Path December 1948

The necessity to perpetuate the kind is the origin of love which is one of the strongest influences in the formation of the human character. [...] To him we owe a large share of the beauty and colour and variety of life— flowers bright plumage the song of the bird and the nobility of the human spirit. [...] Her translations from some of the later Chinese poets of the Sung Dynasty have appeared in two volumes in the Wisdom of the East Series undbr the titles The Herald Wind and The Rapier of Lu.—ED.] T’ao Chien styled Yuan Ming was born in Kiukiang in the Province of Kiangsi. [...] Since the day that the Church was accepted by the Roman Empire it turned into the friend of the Cesars the associate and often the accomplice of the Great. [...] One of the most subtle and sinister manifestations of the extent to which authoritarian ideas have swept the world is the growing tolerance of the principle of compulsion of the indiviual in the real or assumed interest of the group.