Century Path: A Magazine Devoted to the Brotherhood of Humanity, the Promulgation of Theosophy and the Study of Ancient and Modern Ethics, Philosophy, Science, and Art, Volume 6

Century Path was a prominent weekly publication issued from Point Loma, California, serving as the official organ of the Universal Brotherhood and Theosophical Society under the leadership of Katherine Tingley. Launched in 1897, the magazine was established to disseminate the teachings of Theosophy while engaging with broader intellectual currents of the era, including social reform, science, and the arts. Volume 6, covering the years 1902 and 1903, reflects the movement's focus on universal ethics and the pursuit of a global brotherhood as a remedy for the perceived spiritual and social decay of the early twentieth century.

The publication is noted for its distinctive aesthetic, which often featured high-quality illustrations, ornate typography, and artistic layouts reflective of the Arts and Crafts movement influence prevalent at the Point Loma community. While the editorial content was produced by members of the organization anonymously to emphasize the collective mission over individual ego, the design intent was to create a refined, intellectual, and visually elevating periodical. It was received by its readership as a serious scholarly and spiritual resource, though it remained largely contained within the subculture of the international Theosophical community.