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Lucifer, A Theosophical Magazine. Volume I. September 1887-February 1888

Note 117 — Chapter VI · —(Continued.) (continued 3)

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We know but two cases of married “chelas” being accepted; but both these were Brahmins and had child-wives, according to Hindu custom, and they were Reformers more than chelas, trying to abrogate child-marriage and slavery. Others had to obtain the consent of their wives before entering the “Path,” as is usual in India since long ages.

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