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What Is Personality? — Arthur E. Powell (1929)

What Is Personality? — Arthur E. Powell (1929)

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Author: Arthur E. Powell
Original publication year: 1929
Edition publication year: 1929
Available formats: Digital PDF, Physical Book
Subjects & traditions: Theosophy, Psychology, Human Potential

What Is Personality? is Arthur E. Powell’s concise exposition of modern Theosophical teaching concerning the human personality and its place within a larger spiritual constitution.

Published in 1929, the work distinguishes the temporary personality from deeper levels of consciousness and considers the relationship among body, emotion, mind, character, and the enduring self. It offers an accessible introduction to Theosophical psychology and the subtle structure of the human being.

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