The Angelic Hosts

Geoffrey Hodson

The Angelic Hosts was first published in 1928 and was a groundbreaking exploration into the complex and wondrous world of angels, and how humans can co-create with them and assist in the evolution of the Earth and the well-being of all who share our planetary home. Long out of print, this edition contains a new forward and a biography of the author, a much-loved teacher of Theosophy who was respected for his wisdom, his commonsense approach to human problems, and his highly developed clairvoyant abilities.

The development of Mr. Hodson’s connection with the Angelic (Deva) Kingdom started as a boy, when he was temporarily ensouled by an angelic being during a waking vision. Many years later, while resting in a meditative state on a hillside overlooking a beech forest near the village of Sheepscombe in Gloucestershire, England, his archangelic teacher - known as Bethelda - appeared and communicated with him. The Angelic Hosts is a result of this extraordinary relationship that continued through Mr. Hodson's long and productive life.

Table of Contents

Frontispiece    
Foreword to this Edition    
Foreword to Original Edition   
Author’s Introduction    

Chapter I. The Consciousness of the Angels    
Chapter II. The Creed of the Angels      
Chapter III. Earth and the Spirits of Earth    
Chapter IV. Fire and the Spirits of Fire    
Chapter V. Water and the Spirits of Water    
Chapter VI. Air and the Spirits of Air    
Chapter VII. The One Life    
Chapter VIII. The Sunlit Path to God    
Chapter IX. Sun Worship    
Chapter X. The Logos    
Chapter XI. The Light of the Spiritual Sun 

About the Author    
Some Books by Geoffrey Hodson    

Index   (paperback edition only)

About the Author

During his long life, Geoffrey Hodson (1886-1983) undertook extensive clairvoyant research into the subtle realms of nature, which culminated in perhaps his most famous books, The Brotherhood of Angels and of Men (1927) and The Kingdom of the Gods (1952). The latter book is a detailed investigation of the angelic kingdom, complete with dazzling color drawings of his clairvoyant observations. He also utilized his clairvoyant abilities to collaborate with physicians and scientists to investigate the mysteries of the physical world, especially in the fields of healing, chemistry, biology, anthropology, archeology, embryology, physics and astronomy.

In addition to having authored at least forty-six books and thirty-seven booklets, Mr. Hodson wrote hundreds of published articles, making him the most prolific Theosophical writer of the twentieth century.

Although he often referred to himself as simply a “student of Theosophy,” Dr. Robert Ellwood, Professor Emeritus of Religion at California State University, described Geoffrey Hodson as “worthy of compare with the greatest seers and mystics of any land or time.”  

Here is a link to Bill Keiden's Geoffrey Hodson page.

This title is published with the permission of the Theosophical Publishing House Ltd. / Theosophical Society in England and Wales, which holds the copyright.

Cover image of the Archangel Bethelda by Frank A. Eden, a prominent New Zealand artist. Used with permission from the Theosophical Society in New Zealand.

The Angelic Hosts by Geoffrey Hodson. Gaupo Publishing / Kindle Direct Publishing, October 2024.

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