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...kept in her service an apostate Jacobin priest. Well versed in the “black art,” so fully patronized by the Medici family, he had won the gratitude and ...o devote themselves openly to “sacred” magic in contradistinction to black art, of which latter crime were accused all those who were neither priests nor

...eternal flame burns in solitude in the depths of the waters of the Sacred Science. Numerous are the pilgrims who desire to enter those waters; very few are t ...turn identical with the gnosis of Pythagoras, '''ἡ γνῶσις τῶν ὄντων''' the science of things that are, and with the divine ecstasy of the Philaletheians, “t

...hical Society in Europe; he couldn’t read translations of the theosophical literature either except the shortened manuscript of ''Isis Unveiled'', – the first ...ubt, the desire “''to get acquainted with the theosophical teachings'' and literature well and ''understand its content”'' (the matter is ''its content'', Mr.

The same, in art, in politics, and even literature. “A damned saint, an honourable villain,” are in the present social ord ...t as servile and apparently as blind an acceptation of that which orthodox science rejects with great scorn, namely, Pharoah’s toothpick, Elijah’s chariot

...or several years she lived in northern India, studying languages, Sanskrit literature and the abstract knowledge for which Indian Raja Yogis<ref>Raj Yogi – Gre ...rt, scientific evidence of the immortality of the spirit: ancient esoteric science – Oumnaya religion (Aum) – as our Russian Orthodox church fathers calle

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...insight that was claimed by the votaries of that abstruse and really grand science, but simply a great proficiency in that method of procedure which allows th ...aside|193}} sunspots and potatoes?—and astrology becomes no less an exact science than astronomy. The earth, Prof. Balfour Stewart, F.R.S., tells us—“is

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...capacity, and have not been brought in contact with Western Europe and its politics. Living only upon their remembrances, they have made a class apart <center>(From Heinrich Ubbelohde-Doering, The Art of Ancient Peru,

...ed; read and talk Sanskrit; seems to follow the news in modern science and politics; and, nevertheless, remain faithful to their ancient philosophical concepti ...s the study of the book called ''Adigrantha'', which belongs to the sacred literature of this strange bellicose sect. The Sikhs respect him as much as the Tibeta