Art, Symbol & Imagination
Peace and Protection and Definite Affection
A rose-coloured wing-form with a yellow centre stands beside a concentrated rose oval. The source identifies these as Peace and Protection, Figure 12, and Definite Affection, Figure 10. Their different outlines express the authors’ distinction between protective intent and a directed feeling of love.
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"Peace and Protection and Definite Affection" [editorial title]. In Thought-Forms, Annie Besant and C. W. Leadbeater. 1905, Theosophical Publishing Society. Source scan leaf 24. Lumitheca. /gallery/image/art-thought-affection-protection
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A complete paired plate; figure names and interpretation follow the primary text. Clairvoyant claims are attributed to the authors, not endorsed as measured facts. Individual artist attribution is not established.
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Peace and Protection and Definite Affection. Thought-Forms. Scan leaf 24. Lumitheca. https://lumitheca.com/gallery/image/art-thought-affection-protection