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Thomas Neumark-Jones
The man who
went on safari
for H P
Blavatsky’s reincarantion
Thomas Ernst Neumark-Jones (1841–1912)
was born to German emigre parents in Hampstead,
mystic T. H. Green in his early years.
During the 1880s he became interested in Theosophy joined the
Theosophical Society in
After H P Blavatsky's death he travelled in
By 1895 he was back in
The journal didn’t really cover costs
but was funded with subscriptions raised from the breakaway Palmer's
Green Theosophical Lodge, which Neumark-Jones founded
himself.
Neumark-Jones never attracted a large following for his own branch of
Theosophy, but there were claims that it had influential followers in the government
of Herbert Asquith.
Towards the end of his life he returned to
Some years later a holy man from Tamil Nadu
named Sri Kamaljeet Gill claimed
to have been the street urchin foretold in Blavatsky's prediction to Neumark-Jones. A scholarly work may one day be produced on
his claim but we are still waiting.
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