The Voice of the Silence

By: H. P. Blavatsky

Narrated by: Denis Daly

Helena Petrovna Blavatsky is best known as the cofounder of theosophy, which is essentially a selective conflation of Hindu and Buddhist ideas combined with Blavatsky's idiosyncratic system of cosmology.

The Voice of the Silence, first published in 1889, is described by the author as "chosen fragments from the Book of the Golden Precepts, for the daily use of disciples". While the legitimacy of the source document has been questioned by scholars, the celebrated Buddhist authority D. T. Suzuki stated that the book demonstrated a deep understanding of advanced Buddhist principles.

This book is a useful introduction to Blavatsky's system of philosophy and is much more accessible than her major works, The Secret Doctrine and Isis Unveiled.

Public Domain (P)2017 Voices of Today

how little I know about the subject

love the content disliked the narrator's accent. made it more difficult to understand the complex subject.

Very Happy Listener

I thoroughly enjoyed it. I will listen again & to more of her books.

horrible narration

can't listen to it. monotone voice. will have to read it and give a review.

Outstanding

This is an awesome book that guides us on the path to finding our higher selves. What a gift to the world H.P..Blavasky was. Her Secret Doctrine changed my life.

Narrator

I purchased audible book and could not listen it becouse of the poor performance of narrator ( Denis Daly)
I was in unable to understand any single word. His diction is very poor.