…great age of Buddhistic thinking, which was introduced about the beginning of the second century A.D. by the Ahat Nagarjuna. This was a modification of Buddhist philosophy, and this modification finally influenced practically all of the religious philosophies…

…was preserved by them in an iron tower in a mysterious world, and it was later there discovered by the great Buddhist saint Nagarjuna, who gave it to the world. Here is a legend, but you see it's an entirely different type of legend. From Odin wandering…

…is the case, then we have an entirely different story, but we cannot be dogmatic on this subject now. In any event, Nagarjuna found in the Iron Tower the secret books of Mahayana. It was from this structure, therefore, that a great Buddhist mysticism…

…a result of the discovery of the mysterious secret books of Buddha in the Iron Tower by the Buddhist patriarch Nagarjuna, that Buddhism moved from a lofty philosophic agnosticism into a very involved, profound, and emotionally mature metaphysics. with the…

…changed the entire complexion of Jewish thought. It belongs just as certainly to this transition period as the wonderful books found by Nagarjuna in the Iron Tower in India at almost exactly the same date. All this adds to the concept that prevails in the…

…what was called the Lotus Gospel. The Lotus Gospel, possibly the result of the work of the great Buddhist ahat, Nagarjuna, certainly one of the greatest saints and reformers of primitive Buddhism. centered around what was called the heart doctrine. The…

…that the heart is therefore the silent one, that power which is generally ignored, but which alone contains the fountain of things. The Nagarjuna took the attitude that by means of the heart we are bound to the world of cause. By means of the nerves and…

…if he had lived in India, it would have been said that he was born of a high caste because of his Roman citizenship. Well, Nagarjuna, as he was called, the serpent thought, part of the tradition of the Nagas. He was a man who, in the legend that we…

…in the earth, and here under the earth the secret mysteries were revealed. So we have the same tradition moving everywhere. And Nagarjuna knew that the serpent could place the great treasure in the iron tower. So, the iron tower who were subjects of art…

…beings. Of course, this was the primary point of demarcation in the very early time which led to the mysticism of Nagarjuna. And according to H.P.B., the book of the Berlin Precepts was part of the wonderful storehouse of esoteric knowledge guarded by…

…is somewhat valuable to us. But Maudgalyayana did not stop writing the scriptures from thousand years ago. Although the great sage Nagarjuna was presumably about contemporary with Christ, and some eastern believers think that he was one of the wise men who…