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Book of Dzyan

The Book of Dzyan (comprising the Stanzas of Dzyan) is a reputedly ancient text of Tibetan origin. The ''Stanzas'' formed the basis for ''The Secret Doctrine'' (1888), one of the foundational works of the theosophical movement, by Helena Petrovna Blavatsky.
==Madame Blavatsky's claims regarding the Book of Dzyan==

Madame Blavatsky claimed to have seen a manuscript of the ''Book of Dzyan'' while studying esoteric lore in Tibet. She claimed this and other ancient manuscripts were safeguarded from profane eyes by the initiates of an Occult Brotherhood. The work had originally, according to Blavatsky, been written in the sacred language of Senzar. She wrote 〔''The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 1'', (Page xxxvii ) Stanzas, which are (...) said to emanate from a source (Occultism) repudiated by science;〕
:''This first installment of the esoteric doctrines is based upon Stanzas, which are the records of a people unknown to ethnology; it is claimed that they are written in a tongue absent from the nomenclature of languages and dialects with which philology is acquainted; they are said to emanate from a source (Occultism) repudiated by science; and, finally, they are offered through an agency, incessantly discredited before the world by all those who hate unwelcome truths, or have some special hobby of their own to defend. Therefore, the rejection of these teachings may be expected, and must be accepted beforehand. No one styling himself a "scholar," in whatever department of exact science, will be permitted to regard these teachings seriously.''
Max Müller and others have been skeptical. Max Müller is reported to have said that in this matter she was either a remarkable forger or that she has made the most valuable gift to archeological research in the Orient.〔Alvin Boyd Kuhn. ''Theosophy: A Modern Revival of Ancient Wisdom'' (New York, NY: Henry Holt and Company, 1939), Chapter VIII, page 195.〕

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