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Anrias, David
Adepts of the Five Elements (London: Routledge, 1933)
Contains some references to Krishnamurti (xii, 39-41, 54,
62, 100), the Theosophical Society (20-25, 39-44, 52-56)
and some remarks about the author’s Through the
Eyes of the Masters (xii). Contains very valuable
esoteric and astrological views of historical developments.
(Some
quotes)
Anrias, David
Through the Eyes of the Masters: Meditations and Portraits
(London: Routledge, 1932)
Nine messages and pencil-drawings
of Adepts with numerous references to Krishnamurti (27,
35-36), lime Lord
Maitreya’s comments (65-69) and those by The
Rishi of the Nilgiri Hills (23-29) and Master
Koot Hoomi (33-39). Foreword
by Cyril Scott with more comments about K (17-18), and
about the strategies employed by the White Lodge in sponsoring
different movements to further the “great Evolutionary
Scheme.” (12-13).
Eaglefield Hull, A.
Cyril Scott: The Man and His Works (n.p.: Waverly Book
Co., n.d.)
Early biography on Scott as a poet and composer.
Fuller, Jean Overton
Cyril Scott And A Hidden School:Towards The Peeling Of
An Onion (Fullerton, Ca.: Theosophical History, 1998)
Ingenious reconstruction of certain aspects of Scott's life
with the help of his veiled autobiographical novels. Author
disagrees with Scott's critical view of Krishnamurti, for
which Anrias is held responsible.
Fuller, Jean Overton
Krishnamurti and the Wind: An Integral Biography
(London: The Theosophical Publishing House, 2003)
K biography incorporating quite some Theosophical themes.
Whole
chapter dedicated to the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias issue.
Lindsay, Phillip
The Initiations of Krishnamurti: An Astrological Biography
(Palmerston North, New Zealand: Apollo Publishing, 2002)
Esoteric-astrological study extensively using the
Scott and Anrias material. (Introduction)
Michel, Peter
Krishnamurti: Love and Freedom--Approaching a Mystery
(Woodside, CA: Bluestar Communications, 1995)
Study of the esoteric side of K, which will appeal probably
more to Theosophists than to K purists. Discusses Scott
and Anrias.
Ross, B.A and Kunz, Fritz
"Some Fundamentals of Astrology" The Theosophist
43 /1-3 (October-December 1921), 53-67, 129-141 & 237-251.
Series of articles inspired by Brian Ross' (David Anrias)
guru Narayan.
Santucci, James A.
Foreword
to Krishnamurti and the World Teacher
Project: Some Theosophical Perceptions (Fullerton,
CA: Theosophical History, 1997)
Giving a necessary background and valuable additions to
the main text.
Schüller, Govert W.
"Jean
Overton Fuller, Master Narayan and the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias
Issue." Theosophical History XIV/1 &
2 (January-April 2008; Double issue):11-46
Article about a relatively unknown but quite important
Theosophical master and his alleged identification by Jean
Overton Fuller. All in the context of the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias
issue, which is about two Englishmen passing on contested
Mahatmic evaluations of the metaphysical status of
Krishnamurti and the esoteric soundness of his teachings.
Schüller, Govert W. & Fuller, Jean Overton
"Communication:
Jean Overton Fuller’s Response to Govert Schuller Regarding
the Krishnamurti-Scott-Anrias Issue" Theosophical
History XIV/3 & 4 (July-October 2010; Double issue):5-9.
Discussing the possible sources of David Anrias' critique
of Krishnamurti.
Schüller, Govert W.
Krishnamurti and
the World Teacher Project: Some Theosophical Perceptions
(Fullerton, CA: Theosophical History, 1997)
Centers around two important Theosophical questions regarding
K: 1) Was the World Teacher Project with Krishnamurti genuine
or not? and 2) Was the Project successful or not? Presents
Scott's and Anrias' views.
Schüller, Govert W.
"Krishnamurti: An Esoteric View of his Teachings"
Alpheus, 1997
By combining different Theosophical sources this pamphlet
formulates an esoteric critique of K’s philosophy.
Schüller, Govert W.
"The Masters and Their Emissaries: From H.P.B.
to Guru Ma and Beyond" Alpheus,
1997
Chronological overview of the Master’s involvement
with most of their emissaries and K’s pivotal role
in this story.
Scott, Cyril [His Pupil]
The Initiate: Some Impressions of a Great Soul
(London: Routledge, 1920)
Tells the charming story of a poet, Charles Broadbent, and
his spiritual teacher J.M.H.
Scott, Cyril [His Pupil]
The Initiate in the New World (London: Routledge,
1927)
See The Initiate.
Scott, Cyril [His Pupil]
The Initiate in the Dark Cycle (London: Routledge,1932)
More adventures of a pupil. Contains two chapters with highly
critical remarks on Krishnamurti (Chapter
V: Krishnamurti: A Problem[65-77], and Chapter
XI: The Truth about Krishnamurti [133-143]).
Scott, Cyril
Music, Its Secret Influences Throughout the
Ages (n.p.: Aquarian Press, 1958) Formerly: The
Influence of Music on History and Morals (1933)
Scott's important and pioneering study on the esoteric side
of music.
Scott, Cyril
Outline of Modern Occultism (London: Routledge,
1935)
Theosophical textbook with some remarks about the veracity
of the author’s Initiate books (233).
Scott, Cyril
Bone of Contention: Life Story and Confessions
(New York: Arco Publishing, 1969)
Scott's autobiography.
Scott, Cyril
The Boy who saw True (Suffolk: Neville Spearman,
1953)
Diary of a clairvoyant boy. Anonymously written by Scott,
and considered to be autobiographical. Scott provided an
introduction, afterword and notes.
Scott, Desmond
"Cyril Scott and Rose Allatini (Eunice Buckley): A
Remembrance" Theosophical History VII/6 (April
1999): 218-222. "Mr. Scott, the son of Cyril Scott
and Rose Allatini, provides informative and personal insights
and observations in the activities and personalities of
his parents, a welcome addition to the relatively sparse
information we have of these two very talented individuals."
Tame, David
The Secret Power of Music (Rochester, VT: Destiny
Books, 1984)
Contains a short
study on the life and works of the English composer
Cyril Scott (263-268).
Wood, Ernest
Is this Theosophy …? (London: Rider, 1936)
Revealing autobiography from a prominent Theosophist. With
a chapter
on Nagaratnaswami, who some Theosophists think is Master
Narayan, who, in his turn, is claimed by Anrias as his guru..
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