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Kabala(or Kabbalah): 575; and Bible, 195; Hebrew, as echo of Chaldean, 517; term def. 517 Kala Brahma Gouri, and Akasa, 164, 166 | |||
Kali-Yuga, and practical Occultism, 544 | |||
Kaloolah. See Mayo | |||
Kalpa, 576 | |||
Kama-Ioka [Kamaloka] : and appointed life-term, 260, 261; or Sheol, 591; second death in, and Devachan, 256; world of effects, 189 | |||
Kama-Rupa [Kamarupa]: automatic actions of, after death, 449; called Zing in China, 243; and Manas, 548; and Mano- maya sheath, 582; and Mayavi- rupa, def. 53, 185; and Sama- nya, 580 | |||
Kanada [Kanada], 580 | |||
Kapila, 580 | |||
Karana-sarira [Karana-sarira] : causal body & erroneous usage of term, 548fn.; true occult meaning of, 579fn. | |||
Kardec, Allan, 546 | |||
Karma [Karman]: 124, 507; as cause & effect, 189; as universal {{Page aside|694}}justice, 173; and depraved personalities, 571 et seq.; faith in, 608; free will and Isvara, 42425; and God, 68; law of unavoidable retribution, 499; Mahatmas are servants of, 611; necessary accessories of, 195; not created by Absolute, 194; and Schopenhauer, 491 | |||
Karma-Kanda [Karina-Kanda], 366 | |||
Karshvare, seven, or worlds in A vesta, 525 | |||
Keane, A. H., and Kumbum Tree, 349, 654 | |||
Kelanie, Ceylon spring, 385 | |||
Kenealy, Dr. E. V. H., mistaken for a Master, 39fn.; 654 | |||
Keyser, Bücher-Lexicon, 284fn. | |||
Kham, hotbed of Bhön, 15 | |||
Khandalavala, N. D.; on afterdeath states, 250-52 | |||
Khandalavala, P. D., on Zoroastrianism, 420-21 | |||
Khidmatgar, 326 | |||
Khien, 242-43 | |||
Khiu-ti. See Book of Khiu-ti | |||
Khordah-Avesta, contradicts dualism, 264; 654 | |||
Khunrath, H.: 594; on spirit and soul, 216; 654 | |||
Kim. See Kipling | |||
Kingsford, Dr. A. B., The Perfect Way. 182, 184, 189, 190, 295, 305; represents advanced school of English thought, 296; reveals occult truths, 266; 654 | |||
Kipling, R., Kim, and Jacob of Simla, 344fn. | |||
Kiratarjunlya. See Bhäravi | |||
Kislingbury, E., on London Pisa- chas, 142 | |||
Knock (Ireland), healing at, 382 Koo-soongs, 35 | |||
Koot Hoomi: 482-83(485); and “Imperator,” 276; and Master M., 355; and Mr. Terry, 19; not an alias for H.P.B., 184; not in touch with Oxley through mediums, 193; three passwords of, 193; wishes Sinnett would write certain “Letters,” 304 | |||
Koran, 201, 418, 654 | |||
Kosa(s): acc. to Atma-Bodha, 582; have six attributes each, 582; or sheath, 565 | |||
Kosmos: 307fn.; various meanings of term, 210-11 | |||
Kotahena, riots at, 427 et seq. | |||
Kothen (Anhalt), Dr. Hahnemann’s refuge from persecution, 76 | |||
Kreitner, and Szechenyi’s expedition to Tibet, 349 et seq.; 654 | |||
Kripa[Kripa], 367 | |||
Krishna [Krishna], on the Vedas, 366 | |||
Kritsita-sarira [Kritsita-sarira], 53fn. | |||
Kugler, F. T., Handbook, etc., 176, 654 | |||
Kumarila Bhatta [ Kumarila-bhat- ta], 366 | |||
Kumbum Tree: discussed, 347 et seq.; inscriptions on, in Senzar, 350 | |||
Kwei-Shin, 243 | |||
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Lahore, Arya Samaj of, and disgraceful attitude to a chela, 474 et seq. | |||
Lalitavistara, 418, 654 | |||
Lama(s) : eldest son in Tibet becomes a, 160; female, 16; mesmerizes chela to speak truth, 313; Yellow-Cap, never perform phenomena publicly, 160; why {{Page aside|695}}permitted to marry before Tsong-Kha-pa, 16 | |||
Lamaism: degenerates into fetishism, 15; difference between esoteric and popular, 14fn. | |||
Langley, S. P., on ether & radiant energy, 221; 655 | |||
Language, obscure and clear, in giving out occult teachings, 374 et seq. | |||
Lardner, Dr. 363 | |||
Lavoisier, A. L., and phlogiston, 218 | |||
Law(s): countenances licensed robbery, 73; English old, and freedom, 460-62; Hindu, and Rishis, 128-29; of Nature as basis upon which life works, 453; often a mantle hiding bigotry, 72; one universal, in Nature, 291; terrible, of Nature and chelaship, 611; shows contempt for “miracles,” 74; two primary manifesting, 291 | |||
Laws of Manu: and number seven, 575; on communion with the dead, 553fn.; on 14 Manus, 576 <nowiki>&fn.;</nowiki> 656 | |||
Laya, or dissolution, 564 | |||
“Lay Chela:” amanuensis of a Master, 452, 538-39; and Lay Chelaship, 610-11 | |||
Le Conte, J., Correlation, etc., on force, 214; 655 | |||
–, Evolution, etc., on vital force as term, 225 | |||
Lecture. See Winfred | |||
Left-hand, origin of, science, 515fn. | |||
Legge, James, 655. See Yi King | |||
Leszezynski, S., 393 | |||
Letters. See Atkinson & Sinnett | |||
Levi, £.: 376; comments on, 29091; profound occultist, 262; and subject of death, 250, 253, 255 | |||
–, Dogme et Rituel, etc., 262, 290, 655 | |||
Levitation: and change of polarity, 168-69; due to interchange of correlative forces, 30-31; and Nava Nidhi, 31 | |||
Leviticus: 531; on burial, 506 | |||
Lha-khang, inner temple, 160 | |||
Lhasa, and foreign travellers, 10-11 Liberal (Sydney): attacks T.S., 414, 415; on Prof. Denton, 557 | |||
Liberal Christian, 199 | |||
Liberty: absolute, of conscience and Jesus, 603; untrammelled, of thought essential, 496 | |||
Licht, Mehr Licht, on mimicry, 350 | |||
Life: atoms, transmigration of, 459-60; as 7th state of matter, 264; bi-polar nature of, 226; encased in elementary globules, 216; and foetus matter, 297; instinct to preserve, 260; latent spirit of, even in stone, 567; manifested and unmanifested, 547; and molecular forces, 226; source of electricity, 216-17; sun and fire as fittest emblems of, 530; the One, 291, 547, 548, 579; the One, and matter equally eternal, 452; tripod of animal, and death, 246; Universal, as God, 453; universally present and indestructible, 225 | |||
Life. See Bigandet & Morley | |||
Life Beyond the Grave, 5 | |||
Light: as form of matter, 221-22; Sons of, 263; undulatory nature of, and the One Element, 220 | |||
Light·. 140, 272, 273, 304: art. on “Haunted House,” 595; critical of T.S. attitude to Christianity, 95 et seq.; Massey on Isis & {{Page aside|696}}reincarnation, 182-84; Massey on Linga-sarira, 51 | |||
Light. See Arnold | |||
Lightning, prevents blood from coagulating, 225 | |||
Lillie, A., Buddha and Early Buddhism, 463, 655 | |||
Linga [lihga], def. 53fn. | |||
Linga-Purana [Lihga-Purana], on Vyasa, 100; 656 | |||
Linga-Sarira[linga-sarira] : as interior subtle body, 548fn., 579; connection with action, 580; decay of, after physical death, 5354; def. 53 & fn., 185; and Manomaya sheath, 582 | |||
Liquefaction, of gases, 215 | |||
Littre, M. P. E., 339, 656 | |||
Logos, is Narayana, 336 | |||
Longevity: cases of, 448; linked to long hair, 503 | |||
Longevity. See Bailey | |||
Longman's Magazine, 303 | |||
Lothaire II, 393 | |||
Loudun, nuns of, 391 | |||
Lourdes, healing at, 382 | |||
Love, of man & woman contrasted to that of Adept, 341 | |||
Liid (or Lydda), 362 | |||
Luna, See Diana | |||
Lunatic, origin of term, 396 et seq. | |||
Luther, alleged to be with the devil, 391 | |||
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M., Master, answers "J.K.," 42-43; | |||
protects Prince Wittgenstein, 354-55 | |||
Macedonians, and Magadha, 66 | |||
Macnish, R., The Philosophy of Sleep, 294; 656 | |||
Macrocosm: and microcosm, 377, 378; the One, and Human Triad, 263-64 | |||
Madhyamika [Madhyamika], 567 | |||
Madras Mail, and Rev. Cook, 68 | |||
Madras Standard, on the telephone, 112 | |||
Magadha, forefathers of Macedonians, 66 | |||
Magha(s), initiates & magicians, 514fn., 516fn. | |||
Magi, as hierarchy of adepts, 515fn. | |||
Magianism(or Mazdaism): adepts of, existed yet in Clemens’ days, 533; archaic, identical with Sa- baeanism, 531; correct version of, untimely today, 526; immense antiquity of, 514, 522; not monotheistic at first, 528; pulse of old, still beats, 534; some primitive, in Hadhokht Mask, 528 | |||
Magic, facts of, rejected, 313 | |||
Magicians: and Adepts, 263; as Magha, 514fn. | |||
Magie. See Gougenot | |||
Magnes, of Paracelsus, 290 | |||
Magnetic: aura may form strong battery, 27, 29, 30; current of earth and astral projection, 489; power as used by Yogi, 101-02 | |||
Magnetism: animal, hooted out of Academies, 311; effect of, on flowers, 312fn.; in relation to human body, 404-05; of earth & position in sleep, 405; role of, in healing, 383 et seq.; and Will as prayer, 519-20 | |||
Magnitudes of Ether Waves, on ether, 219, 656 | |||
Magos, and Magi, 516fn. | |||
Mah-Abad, 508 | |||
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Mahabharata [Mahabharata] : and initiated Brahmans, 192; and Vyasa, 100; 656 | |||
Maha-bhutas [Mahabhutas], gross elementary principles, 581 | |||
Maha-Isvara[Maha-Isvara], 568 | |||
Mahandrayana Upanishad, 336, 656 | |||
Mahat, as source of Buddhi & Ahankara, 581 | |||
Mahatma(s) [Mahatman] : belief in, endorsed by Rev. Beale, 131; chelas of the, protest against Hume, 229-30; compassionate to unhappy candidates, 370; def. 101; has no external religion, strives after divine wisdom, 162; how to become a, 544; look into heart of T.S. candidates, 56970; not subject to caste or accepted laws, 227; reluctant to show favors, 227; same as Rishis, 543; servants of Karma, 611; some, are Hindus, 366; testimony about, by R. Pillai, 133-36 | |||
Mahatma Letters. See Sinnett | |||
Maha-Yuga [Mahayuga] ; length of, 579; and remembrance of personal existences, 121 | |||
Mahratta (Poona), defines objectives of Theos, in India, 22-23 | |||
Maidan, 303 | |||
Mallet, experiments of, 222 | |||
Man (Men): absorbed in Universal Life when purified, 453; biped, classified by Plato among animals, 34; inner, can inflict wound, 566; matter and the Absolute, 195; reputation of great, disturbed, 339; special variety of, known as “elastic,” 269 | |||
Manas: Buddhi & chelaship, 608; and Chitta & Ahankara, 550fn., 581; and Kama-rupa, 548; spiritualized portions of, or 5th principle, 185 | |||
Manasa-sarovara, lake, and Sam- bhala, 527fn. | |||
Manifestation: and essence of individualities, 535; produced by magnetic auras, 27; seven states of, of the One Element, 602fn. | |||
Manley, A. J., on force & matter, 307-08fn. | |||
Manning, Thos.: 11, 14fn.; biogr., 656-57 | |||
Manockjee, D., and animal welfare, 282 | |||
Manomaya, as illusive I, 582 | |||
Mantras: and mesmeric cures, 163 et seq.; treacherous weapons, 166 | |||
Manu(s): as first human races of 1st Round, 576; Rounds, Root- and Seed-Manus, 577 et seq. | |||
Manvantara(s): fourteen, 576; local, and origin of Magianism, 514; Solar, and minor, 377; various meanings of term, 576-77 | |||
Mapes, Prof., 123, 353 | |||
Mariage. See Beaumarchais | |||
Mario, Alberto, on Rome, 59 | |||
Mark, on casting out devils, 389 | |||
Markham, C. R., Narratives, etc.: 10fn., 35; Desideri quoted, 15fn.; on Ganden Truppa, 13fn.; on introduction of Buddhism into Tibet, 13-14, 16; 657 | |||
Marriage: celibacy & hierarchy of Adepts, 515fn.; and cunning priests in India, 128; Bible & Bishop of Bombay, 232 et seq. | |||
Marsh, Bishop, 234 | |||
Martyrdom, greater, to live than to die for ideal, 603 | |||
Martyrs, become often tyrants, 33 | |||
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Mass, relation of, to velocity & energy, 316 | |||
Massey, C. C.: 353; errors of, about principles, etc., 51 et seq.; and the Brothers, 228; 657 | |||
Massey, Gerald, art. on Jesus, 361fn.; 657 | |||
Masters: danger to, in giving out whole doctrine, 540; do not choose to give out all they know, 539, 547, 570; observe members of T.S., 557. See also Adepts, Mahatmas | |||
Materialism: mainly due to bigoted clergy, 326; of Secularism and Buddhism, 173; rejects intelligent principle in Nature, 167 | |||
Materialists: as Sadducees, 326; in one sense even Occultists are, 307fn.; and transcendentalists, 308fn. | |||
Materializations: merely a fata morgana, 484(487); objective, and shells, 344 | |||
Matter: co-existent with Spirit, 297, 298; contains latent electricity, 225; dissipation of ob- objective, 421; electricity beyond Radiant, 224; eternal per se, 420; fourth state of, 220, 223; indestructible, or Svabha- vat, 226, 563, 567; invisible, and Hatha-Yoga powers, 31; man and the Absolute, 195; manifests Spirit, 298; nature of, and Force, 208 et seq.; of visible and invisible worlds, 173; organic & inorganic, 225; relation to infinitude & spirit, 316; seven stages of, 220, 224; seventh state of, and 7th principle, 558; Spirit & Force, 307fn., 310; and Spirit are one, 225, 567; the One element in seven states, 602fn.; and the One Life equally eternal, 452; ultra-refined states of, | |||
223; unity or crystallized spirit, 104; yielding to Force, 310 | |||
Matthew. 236; distorted by Jerome, 241; on whited sepulchres, 74; original Hebrew text of, 238-42 | |||
Mavalankar, Damodar K., 230 | |||
May a [Maya]: 536, 537, 582; Buddhist view of, 173; mesmeric, and phenomena, 359; Parabrahman & Isvara, 194, 425; psycho-physiological, 174; and Schopenhauer’s views, 491; and vice in chelaship, 612-13 | |||
Mayavic, appearance of Planetary Spirits, 590 | |||
Mayavi-Rupa[Mayavi-rupa] : 593; as illusive I, 582; can be condensed, 53; and Kama-Rupa, 53; projection of, 145, 192, 566 Mayo, Dr. W. S., Kaloolah, 178. | |||
657-58 | |||
Mazdao, 99 | |||
Mazzini, G.: 55, 57; on Masonry, 59 | |||
Medhurst, Dr. W. H., A Dissertation, etc., on man’s principles in Chinese Theology, 243; 658 | |||
Medical, profession prejudiced and unjust, 380 | |||
Medicine: homeopathy and allopathy will both be practiced, 319; illusions & quackery of orthodox, 200-01; legal and unorthodox, 73 et seq. | |||
Medium(s) : and alleged knowledge of “spirits,” 293; as corporeal machines, 245; as galvanic battery, 591, 593; aura of living, and images impressed on it, 62; both deceivers & deceived, 605; ego of pure, can have magnetic relation with disembodied spirit, 121; fake trance addresses by, 352-53, {{Page aside|699}}605; Founders will not communicate through, 353; K.H., & Oxley, 192-93; and Kama- rupa, 449; life of, hard & bitter, 85-86; made no great scientific discoveries, 275-76; and magicians, 263; many, engaged in immoral practices, 142-43; and pisachas, 261 ; relation of, to shell & Spiritual Ego, 120-21; usually unhealthy, 144; utter nonsense under claimed “controls,” 153-54 | |||
Medium and Daybreak, abuses Founders, 41 | |||
Mediumistic: claims about Gambetta & Napoleon, 391-92; in- tra-psychic screen of our, perceptions, 590 ; manifestations and magnetic aura, 27 ; manifestations as reported by W. S. Moses, 583 et seq.; nature of, phenomena, 294 | |||
Mediumship: a peril, 98; dangers of, 181; dreaded in India, 122; lacks scientific investigation, 105; mesmerism, etc., as keys to Psychological Science, 131; physical, beset with dangers, 140; and somnambulism, 294; and trance speakers, 122-24 | |||
“Mela-Yogin,” 40 | |||
Memory, of all lives preserved, 255 Menstruum, 3 | |||
Meredith, E. Powell, Correspondence, etc., on fire as symbol of Deity, 531-32; 658 | |||
Mesmerism: as a science, 301; can kill and cure, 566; esoteric, and will power, 566 ; healing by, base of all faiths, 73-74; and lamas at Thuling, 160; medium- ism, psychometry, etc., as keys to psychological science, 131 ; not a secret science, 600fn.; Olcott’s healings by, ordered by Master, 379; rationale of, 164; Red-Cap lamas and healing by, 477 ; and storing of will-impulses, 315; will eventually become orthodox medicine, 313 | |||
Mesmerization, probable by Tibetan monk, 351 | |||
Metaloscopia, known to ancients, 311, 312jn. | |||
Metalotherapia, 312fn. Metamorphoses. See Ovid Metastasio, Pietro T., La Cie- menza di Tito, 427, 658 | |||
Methods, old and new in presenting occult truths, 374 et seq. | |||
Microcosm: as human triad, 264; and macrocosm, 377, 378 | |||
Migne, J. P., Patrologiae, etc., 238fn., 239fn. | |||
Miller, 207 | |||
Milton, J., Paradise Lost, on Moon, 396; 658 | |||
Mimicry, cases of, 350 | |||
Mind: must be material to produce effects, 307fn.; subjective -pictures and akasa, 356 | |||
Miracles: an impossibility, 601fn.; faked, in Ceylon, 379, 385; and occult phenomena, 84, 359; rejected by occultism, 106, 36465, 464 | |||
Miriam, or Stada, 362 | |||
Mirrors: magic, and clairvoyance, 356; visions in, and crystals, 180-81 | |||
Mirza, Mr., 91 | |||
Mishnah, silent on Jesus & crucifixion, 364 | |||
Missionary(ies) : backbiting, impertinent & fanatical, 394; circulate malicious falsehood, 107 ; false claims by, 606 ; foment riots & ill feeling, 430-31; {{Page aside|700}}garrulous & gossiping, 196; have troubles with converts, 203-04; incapable of dealing truthfully with T.S., 199-200; slanders & cobra poison, 32; unfair & sectarian, 267-68, 338, 360 | |||
Mitford, G., “The Elixir of Life,” 198, 290, 405, 544 | |||
Mithya[Mithyâ], illusion, 450 | |||
Mitra, P. C., high praise of, 170; 658 | |||
Modern Bethesda. See Newton, A. E. | |||
Moeurs. See Gougenot | |||
Mohini. See Chatterjee | |||
Mohottiwatte, Buddhist priest, 427, 432, 433 | |||
Moksha, 352 | |||
Molecule (s) : admitted as postulate only, 211, 217; divided by universal solvent, 564; motion of, and radiant matter, 223-24 | |||
Moleschott, J., 309 | |||
Monad (s): astral and Spiritual, 184-86; cannot return to earth from Devachan, 591 ; conscious, 560; divine, clothed in human forms, 186; divine human, irresponsible for 31/2 rounds, 559 ; divine, is aguna, 582; and five sheaths, 582 ; reclothed with same life-atoms, 559; Spiritual, as emanation of the One Absolute, 185; Spiritual, and Narayana, 336; Spiritual, and Philosopher’s Stone, 291 ; Spiritual, or Eternal Ego, reborn throughout cycles, 549 | |||
Monier-Williams, Sir Monier, Indian Wisdom: on Annamaya, 565; on meaning of Upanishad, 579fn.; on Nirvikalpa, 564 | |||
Moon, pernicious inflence of light of, 396-98 | |||
Moral, strength unknown until tried, 611 | |||
Morality. See Ethics | |||
More, Henry: abused by Thos. Vaughan, 41; biogr., 658-61 | |||
Morley, H., The Life of H. C. | |||
Agrippa, 594-95, 661 | |||
Moses: dies after initiating Joshua, 100-01, 265; narrates his own death & burial, 523 | |||
Moses, Wm. S. (“M. A. Oxon.”) : 353; criticizes unfairly Brothers & H.P.B., 273 et seq.; highly esteemed friend of Founders, 588; not an occultist, 589; on mediumistic manifestations, 58388 | |||
–, Psychography, 588, 661 –, Spirit Identity, 588, 661 Moslem Friend, on Christian attacks, 434 | |||
Motion: and Duration, 291; Space & Duration, 220; Spiritual Soul & Eternal, 220 ; various energies as, in ether, 221 ; velocity of, mass and energy, 316 | |||
Muhsin-Fânî. See Dabistan | |||
Muladhara, as center of force, 165 | |||
Mulaprakriti [Mûlaprakriti] : and Prakriti, 582 ; undifferentiated cosmic matter or essence, 580. 582 | |||
Müller, F. Max, Chips, etc. : on Asoka’s inscriptions, 26; on historical character of Buddha, 25fn.; on Parsees, 529; 661 | |||
Mummies, throw off invisible atoms, 559 | |||
Mundakopanishad, on the “Undecaying,” 337 ; 661 | |||
Munshi, 326 | |||
Murugessa, Mudaliar P. : and Free- thought Union, 156-57 ; and Rev. J. Cook, 69-70 | |||
Musical scale, and Shadja, 166 | |||
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Myers, F. W. H., 286, 661 “Mysteries,” theatrical, revived, 327 | |||
Mysteries, origin of, 515fn. | |||
Mystics, natural, and chelaship, 607 | |||
Myths, poetical, revived, 327 | |||
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Nabang-Lob-Sang, 12 & fn. | |||
Nabathaea, and Ebionites, 239 | |||
Nabathaeans, secret Kabalistic documents of, 265 | |||
Nabhachakra, 176 | |||
Nachweis. See Olshausen | |||
Nadi Grantham [Nadi-Grantham], and records of men’s lives, 399-400 | |||
Nadis[Nadis], and niddhis, 166 | |||
Napoleon: alleged reincarnation as Gambetta, 391-92; brain of, 509 | |||
Narayana [Narayana], as 7th Principle of solar system, 336 | |||
Narratives. See Markham | |||
Nasa, dead matter, 506, 508 | |||
Nastika [Nastika] : 474; and atheist, 335-36 | |||
National Reformer, 172, 368 | |||
“Native Volunteers,” Indian movement, 454-55 | |||
Natural. See Esdaile | |||
Nature: as Svabhavat & bi-polar, 226; everything in, has special purpose, 502; intelligent principle in, 167; laws of, basis upon which Life works, 453; moral, of man and present day supreme effort, 296; or Pan, figured as Baphomet or Satan, 263; septenary, 224; subtler potencies of, dormant until disturbed, 31 | |||
Nature: Dyer on Kumbum Tree, 350; Keane on Szechenyi’s expedition, 349; Ramsey on smell, 177-79 | |||
Nava Nidhi, and levitation, 31 | |||
Nazarenes(Nazars): John the Baptist as a, 265; and Gospel of Matthew, 238; wore hair long, 503 | |||
Necromancy: in some Tantras, 534; two kinds of, 595 | |||
Negation, fanaticism of, 307, 309, 315, 319 | |||
Nerves: action of minute substances on, 319-20; diseases of, and influence of moon, 397; and nerve-time, 321-24 | |||
Neuralanalysis: 311; and nervetime, 321-24 | |||
Neurypnology. See Braid | |||
New Chemistry. See Cooke | |||
New Dispensation: 328, 371, 373, 407, 414, 415, 417; art. by Sen, 326 | |||
New Testament, dates from about end of 4th century, 242 | |||
Newton, Dr. A. E., The Modern Bethesda, on healing, 381; 662 | |||
Newton, Rev. C. B., accused of abuse of power, 267-68 | |||
Newton, Dr. J. R., great mesmeric healer, 380-81 | |||
New York Tribune, 147 | |||
Ngo-dhiib, spiritual powers, 160 | |||
Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers, 241fn. | |||
Niebuhr, 363 | |||
Ringmapa, sect, 10 | |||
Nipang, 35 | |||
Nirguna [Nirguna], spirit is, 581 | |||
Nirvana [Nirvana]: 100; and immortality, 251 | |||
Nirvikalpa, 563, 564 | |||
Nitisastra, 417 | |||
Noah, 577, 578 | |||
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Noel, Roden, 353 | |||
North, Justice, and Freethinker, 456 et seq. | |||
North American Review, Ingersoll in, 80 | |||
Nosk, 506 | |||
Notaricon. See Gematria | |||
Novoye Vremya (St. Petersburg), 510 | |||
Numbers: and harmony at base of Occult Doctrine, 303; meaning of, in yugas, 579 | |||
Nyaya, on the Prameyas, 579-80. See also Gautama | |||
{{Style P-Subtitle|O}} | |||
Object, Third, of T.S., its importance, 131 | |||
Obscurations: periodical, and origin of Magianism, 514; and Root-Races, 538; and Rounds, 378 | |||
Obsession: demoniac, and exorcisms, 387 et seq.; dreaded in India, 122 | |||
Occult: direct, teachings given out now for first time, 404, 409; doctrine as key to scriptures, 574; doctrine based on numbers, harmony & affinities, 303; doctrine begins to be accepted, 312fn.; knowledge of Yanadis, 288-90; phenomena opposed, 478; philosophy rests upon accumulated psychic facts of thousands of years, 598; philosophy uses scientific methods, 569; philosophy winnows grain from chaff, 534; pursuit of, Science limited to a few, 470; research in, science & help from advanced occultists, 356; science & Yogis, 544; teachings given out in both obscure and clear methods, 374 et seq.; time-honored maxim of, science, 355 | |||
Occult World. See Sinnett | |||
Occultism, a science, 412, 544 | |||
Occultists: practical, and phe-phenomena, 245; reticence of advanced, in giving out knowledge, 374-75; and sages often from lower grades of society, 37; use spiritual faculties & bodies, 224 | |||
Odors, and infinitesimal quantities, 318-19. See also Smell | |||
Odyle, 131 | |||
Olcott, Col. H. S.: abused by Rast Gojtar, 33-34; accepted as Chela, 610; attitude of, towards religions, 126-27; Buddhist for several years, 95; and coconut planted at Tinnevelly, 107; does not promote Buddhism in India, 283; esoteric Buddhist, rejects personal God, 519; exhibits a crystal, 180; healings by, ordered by his Master, 379; healings of, 385, 418, 464-65; integrity & high moral qualities of, 278-79; meets H.P.B. at Chittenden, Vt., 137; mentions the Brothers publicly in New York & Boston, 354; misrepresented by missionaries, 90-91, 284; not an ignoramus, 209-10; on Christianity and Golden Rule, 97-98; on D. N. Bennett, 627-29; on Henry More, 659-61; preaches Buddhism in Ceylon only, 438fn.; Spiritualist for quarter of a century, 590; starts healings, xxv; studied under same Master as H.P.B., 524; sustained by exceptional influences, 386; taught mesmeric healing to a few, 386, 600 fn.; urges natives to organize for study of ancient knowledge, 150-51, 283; why a Buddhist, 26; works for purification of creeds, 25 | |||
——, Buddhist Catechism: 14fn.; on karma & personalities, 571 | |||
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–, “The Common Foundation of all Religions,” on electricity as matter, 205 | |||
–, “The Spirit of the Zoroastrian Religion,” 513fn. | |||
Olshausen, H., Nachweis, etc., on Hebrew Gospel of Matthew, 239 & fn.; 662 | |||
Om, 17 | |||
Omens, and portends, 137 | |||
Oriental, System flourishes yet in secret retreats, 493 | |||
Origine. See Vossius | |||
Origin. See Wake | |||
Ormazd, and Ahriman, 263, 420, 521. See also Ahura-Mazda | |||
Osmogrammes, 324 | |||
Overeating, and fast, 296-97 | |||
Ovid, Metamorphoses, 117 | |||
Owen, R. D., 353, 662 | |||
Oxley, W.: art. of, too long, 190; not in touch with K.H., 193 | |||
–, The Philosophy of Spirit, 99, 398, 662 | |||
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Pakka, 439 | |||
Palestine, biblical events in, debunked by Bennett, 285-86 | |||
Paley, Wm., A View of the Evidences of Christianity, on forgery in Josephus, 363; 662 | |||
Pan, or Nature figured as Baph- omet or Satan, 263 | |||
Panarion. See Epiphanius | |||
Pancha-kosa, five sheaths & Monad, 582 | |||
Panchhen Rimpoche, of Tashi- Lhiinpo, 160 | |||
Panthera, Jeshu ben, as historical figure, 362 | |||
Parabrahm [Parabrahman]: Aham eva, 536; as the One Life, 291, 423-24, 535; as the One Principle, 537; as Universal Life, 453; def. 337, 450; individual soul and, 582; infinite, 194; in Vedanta, 491, 536; and Jivan, 536; and Paramatman, 547 & fn.; same as Zarvan-akarana, 421 | |||
Paracelsus: 594, 607; and Magnes, 290; slandered, 339 | |||
Paradise Lost. See Milton | |||
Paramahansa Shub-Tung, 230 | |||
Paramanu [Paramanu], 336 | |||
Paramatman [Paramatman] : 547 & fn., 580; cannot perish, 548; manifesting collectively through Jivans, 536 | |||
Parasara[Parasara], 552fn. | |||
Parasurama [Parasurama], cruelty of, 367 | |||
Parsees (or Parsis): heirs of Chaldean wisdom, 517; kept exoteric Zoroastrianism unveiled, 530; migrations of, 529 | |||
Passions, animal, and chelaship, 611 | |||
Patanjali, on Agni, 367 | |||
Path, The, on H.P.B.’s arrival in U.S.A., 137fn. | |||
Patrologiae. See Migne | |||
Paul, St., historical personage, 361 Pen-lobs, four, 18 | |||
Penna, Fra F. A. della, & Tibet, 10 & fn.; 662 | |||
Pentateuch, 523 | |||
Perfectibility, type of human, gives dignity to man, 170 | |||
Perfect Way. See Kingsford Personal. See Ego | |||
Personality(ies) : compound of 4th & 5th principles doomed to destruction, 185; depraved, and Karmic drive, 571 et seq.; disappearance of temporary, after {{Page aside|704}}death, 548; individual, 186; and individuality contrasted, 253 et seq,; reborn in cases of infants and idiots, 549; reincarnation of, an exception, 185, 186; temporary perpetuation of, in Devachan, 256 | |||
Phag-dal, lamasery of, 11 & fn. | |||
Phag-pa, llfn., 18 | |||
Phag-yul, llfn. | |||
Phala, fruits of causes produced, 608 | |||
Pharisees: as bigots, 326, 327; and Mishnah, 364; term of reproach, 38 | |||
Phenomena: and conscious spirits of the dead, 169; denounced by Dayananda, 94; and faith in reliable testimony, 249-50; genuineness of, vouched for by Sin- nett, 111-112; in connection with sudden death, and their rationale, 244 et seq.; and Kama-rupa, 449; natural explanation of, 601fn.; nature of mediumistic, 294; occult, opposed, 478; occult and “miracles,” 84; of stone-showers, 174-75; pakka, 85; psychological, denied, 308; unwise call for, and chelaship, 610; Yellow-Cap lamas do not perform, publicly, 160 | |||
Philo Judaeus, mentions neither Jesus nor crucifixion, 363 | |||
Philosopher’s Stone: no stone, 291; seventh principle, 290 | |||
Philosophic Inquirer·. 69, 155,157, 230, 599; brave & outspoken, 92; errors in, 172 et seq.; and Thinker, Til et seq. | |||
Philosophy: best test of, under trying circumstances, 97; identity of, between separate schools, 492 Philosophy. See Macnish & Oxley Phlogiston, 217-18, 218fn. | |||
Pho (or pha) : “man” or “father,” 18fn.; as animal soul, 243 | |||
Pho-hat (or Fohat), 243 | |||
Pho-ta-la, llfn. | |||
Photographs, of so-called “spirits,” 60 et seq. | |||
Physicians: and druggists as monopolists who often legally kill, 73; prejudiced, spiteful, selfish, 380 Physico-materialism : 307fn.; losing ground, 309-10 | |||
Pico della Mirandola, and adepts, 607 | |||
Pictet, R. P., and gases, 215; 662 | |||
Piety, instances of frenzied Christian, 202-03 | |||
Pillai, Kashava, 288 | |||
Pinjrapole [Pânjrâpol], animal hospital, 282 | |||
Pioneer, The, 92, 333 | |||
Pirani, F., 222, 662 | |||
Pisachas [Pisâchas] : 125, 181, 189, 261, 553; attracted by mediums, 55, 139, 141, 174-75 | |||
Pisgah, Mt., and Moses, 265 | |||
Pitaka, 201 | |||
Pius IX; 395; Encyclical of 1864, 371 | |||
Planet(s) : sevenfold & twelvefold transformations of, 377-78; system of, and cyclic motion of ideas, 451 | |||
Planetary, Mayavic appearance of, spirits, 590 | |||
Plato, immutable essences of, and cyclic motion of ideas, 451 | |||
–, Critias, on Atlantis, 262 | |||
Plebs, servilely follow majority, 72 | |||
Plutarch, and Avesta, 525 | |||
Polarity, change of, and flight of birds, 168-69 | |||
Polarization, 225 | |||
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Politics: and Christianity, 57; Founders suspected of, 150-52; Founders strenuously avoid, 454; and spirit-messages, 392 | |||
Poona Observer, 357, 358 | |||
Popol-Vuh, and 4th race man, 262; 662 | |||
Positivism, def. by Huxley, 309 | |||
Power (s) : abuse of, by missionaries, 267-68; discussion of occult, extinguishes superstition, 171; man’s phenomenal, 126 | |||
Prachchhana Bauddhas, Buddhists in disguise, 451 | |||
Prajapatis [Prajapatis], Manu & Viraj, 576fn. | |||
Prakriti [Prakriti]: as eternally existing essence, 580; is gunavat, 582; and Mulaprakriti, 582; and Purush as two poles of the One eternal Element, 225-26, 564-65 | |||
Pralaya(s): 99; Maha-, 421; minor, 576; Solar and minor, 377 | |||
Prama [Prama], and Prameyas, 579-80 | |||
Prana [ Prana] : as the One Life, 579; positive vitality & healings, 383 | |||
Pranamaya [Pranamaya), as 2nd life-principle, 582 | |||
Pranatma[Pranatman], 582 | |||
Pranava[Pranava], 99 | |||
Pranayama [ Pranayama], 543 | |||
Pratya-bhava [ Pratyabhava], transmigration, 609 | |||
Pravritti [Pravritti], activity or will, 580 | |||
Prayer: as exercise of will over events magnetically expressed, 519-20; as understood by true Magian, 520; Parsee gathas or, empty shells now, 523 | |||
Prejudice : against mesmerism, homeopathy, etc., 314; begets intolerance and persecution, 284; hard to eradicate, 345; of established religion, 78 et seq.; of doctors, 201 | |||
Prevision: case of, of death, 292; faculty of, can be cultivated, 293 | |||
Priestcraft, and materialism, 326 Principle(s) : Ahura as 7th, 520, 521; 5th & Devachan, 256; 4th, as instrument of volitions, 449; 4th, or Kama-rupa after death, 449 ; human, symbolized by dog, 519fn.; human spirit or 7th, 100 ; impersonal universal, evolving six rays, 580; intelligent, in Nature, 167; and Kosas, 582; lower human, as Ahriman, 522; or “bodies,” in different development, 101-02; Parabrahm as the One, 537 ; path of sensations up & down the ladder of, 101-02; phlogiston as a, 218; primordial, 211; root, 580; second or vital, 547 ; seven, subdivided into seven, 52, 579 et seq.; sevenfold & twelvefold groupings of, 185 ; seventh, and its names, 99 ; seventh, as Philosopher’s Stone, 290, 291, seventh, rarely discussed, 378; seventh, unconditioned state, 101 ; sixth, and Devachan, 445; sixth & seventh, as Psyché or Cupid, 264; sixth & seventh, def. 558; sixth & seventh, linked in Yogi, 543; sixth, as Spiritual Soul, 101; sixth, may be called “Master Atom,” 558; Tanma- tras and Mahabhutas, 581 ; the One, as Narayana, 336; Tistrya as our sixth, 523 ; triad of, as the Monad, 560; Universal, and consciousness, 341 ; various terms for, 548fn. | |||
Proctor, R. A., 284fn., 285 | |||
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Prodicus, and sacred books of Zoroaster, 532-33; 662-63 | |||
Projection, astral, of images, 489 | |||
Promus. See Bacon, F. | |||
Prophecy, about Founders’ coming to India, 135-36 | |||
Prophets: evils of racial & tribal, 418-19; no infallible, 413-14 | |||
Proselytism. See Conversion | |||
Protestantism, illogical & crude, 235 | |||
Proteus, Omnipresent, 226 | |||
Proverbs, on ungodly witness, 83 | |||
Psalms, 532 | |||
Psyché : and monosexual consciousness, 341; sixth principle, 264 | |||
Psyché: 157; supersedes The Spiritualist, 104-05 | |||
Psychic: facts & occult philosophy, 598; intra-, screen of our perceptions, 590 | |||
Psychic Notes, 27 | |||
Psychogrammes, and nerve-time, 323-24 | |||
Psychography. See Moses, W.S. | |||
Psychological: Adepts in, Science exist, 294; keys to, Science, 131; phenomena denied, 308 | |||
Psychological. See Brodie | |||
Psychological Review, The, 50, 304, 306 | |||
Psychology: most important of all subjects of human study, 132; transcendental, part of Science, 314; Western, in elementary stage, 294 | |||
Psychometer, should never be forced, 356 | |||
Psychometry: def. 554; and Dentons’ work, 554-57 ; very useful in archaeology, 545 | |||
Puja[Pùja], 312fn. | |||
Pulse, measuring, in mediums, 105 | |||
Puranas, 195 | |||
Purdon, Dr., experiments on mediums, 105 | |||
Purush, and Prakriti as two poles of the one eternal element, 22526, 564-65 | |||
Purusha-pasu, 587 | |||
Purvamimansa [Purva-Mimansa], and Sankaracharya, 366 | |||
Pythagoras: doctrine of, misunderstood, 594fn.; rejected figure two, 579 | |||
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Quacks, medical, and vaccination, 200-01 | |||
Quinine, effect of dosages, of, 320 Quintessentia. See Dickinson | |||
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Races, and cataclysms, 446-47 | |||
Radiant: energy and ether, 221; matter and Crookes, 218, 22324, 310; one of seven states, 602fn. | |||
Radiometer, vacuum tubes and energy, 315-16 | |||
Ragunath Row, and widow-marriage, 128-29 | |||
Rahasya, mystical doctrine, 579 | |||
Rahat, Arahat, 7 | |||
Rai Bishen Lail, and Lahore incident, 475 et seq. | |||
Rajas, 587 | |||
Raja-Yoga [Raja-yoga] : methods used by Adepts to study, 166; and occult sounds, 164-65, 298; powers of, 31 & fn. | |||
Raj Narain Bose, endorses work of Founders, 111 | |||
Ramalingam Pillai: 283; teachings of, and prophecy about Founders, 133-36 | |||
Ramaswamier, S., 230, 663 | |||
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Ramayana, 367, 663 | |||
Ramchandra Vidyabagish, noble- hearted man, 108 | |||
Ram Mohun Roy, pure & holy man, 108 et seq., 414 | |||
Ramsey, Wm., on smell, 177-79; 663 | |||
Randolph, P. B., driven to suicide, 143; 663 | |||
Rappings, rationale of, 144 | |||
Rast Goftar, abuses Olcott, 33-34 Rays, six, evolved from Universal Principle, 580 | |||
Reality, the One, 52 | |||
Rebirth: circle of, and trishna, 342; and moral retrogression, 399. See also Reincarnation | |||
Red-Cap (s): 18; lamas use mesmeric healing on themselves, 477 | |||
Redeemer, as Initiator, 264 | |||
Reflex. See Syetchenoff | |||
Reformers, need of unsectarian unselfish, 419-20 | |||
Regnault, H. V., 215, 663-64 | |||
Reichenbach, Karl von: 380; on position of body in sleep, 405; 664 | |||
–, Researches in Magnetism, 405fn. | |||
Reincarnation: Devachan and, of spiritual monad, 256; and double evolution of man, 453; erroneous ideas about, 548-49; in Lamaism, 8 et seq.; of astral monad as exception, 185, 186; of man in animal form impossible, 399; of personal soul, 254; on various planets and spheres, 121; opposed by Spiritualism, 483(486); and principles, 184-86 | |||
Relics, Buddhist & Christian, 432 | |||
Religion (s): all, paid reverence to Sun & Fire, 530; Brotherhood of, and pursuit of Truth, 470-71; combat between, and science, and role of clergy, 326; essentials & non-essentials of, 494 et seq., 502; false, and occult powers, 171; freedom of, in India, 429; of the future, 45052; Olcott’s attitude towards all, 126-27; and sincere belief, 335; struck at its root by sensationalism, 433; supernatural, and miracles, 394 | |||
Religion of the Future, MS. book embodying great truths, 452 | |||
Religio-Philosophical Journal·, and fake trance address, 353; indulges in fancy, 154-55; on Dr. G. Beard, 393 | |||
Rephaim, as pithless shades, 597 Retrogression, moral, possible, 399 Revelation, and revealer, 67 | |||
Review of a Report, etc., misrepresents T.S., 90-91. | |||
Revue Spirite, La, on Gambetta, 391-92 | |||
Rhys Davids, and Lillie, 463 | |||
Rigveda Mantra, on two birds and pipal tree, 547fn.; 664 | |||
Rim-ani, female lama, 16fn. | |||
Riopel, Dr., on hypnotism, etc., 313-14 | |||
Riots, at Kotahena, 427 et seq. | |||
Rishis [ Rishis]: alleged longevity of, 447-48; and Hindu marriage laws, 128-29; prayers of, to Narayana, 336; same as Mahatmas, 543; some, incarnate in Tibet, 367; wear hair long, 503 | |||
Roman Catholicism, mystical truth underlying, 295 | |||
Roman Catholics, libel Freemasons, 55 et seq. | |||
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Romans·. 20; on lies, 411 & in.; on will & good action, 614 | |||
Rome, Jesuits & Masonry, 55 et seq. | |||
Root-Manus, and Seed-Manus, 577 et seq. | |||
Root-Race (s): and cataclysms, 578; first, and origin of Mag- ianism, 514; first, had no need of Sacred Science, 522; fourth and fifth, 262; and Manus, 577 et seq.; and obscurations, 538; and struggle between Adepts and Magicians, 263 | |||
Ropan, FL, at Ghazipore, 187 | |||
Rorai, Stefano di, on Papacy, 59 | |||
Rosicrucians, real, remain unknown, 3-4 | |||
Rosicrucians. See Jennings | |||
Rounds: and Manus, 576 et seq.; 3%, and Monad’s consciousness, 559; and obscurations, 378 | |||
Royal Asiatic Society, and Buddhism, 402 | |||
Rules: of T.S. on admission to Fellowship, 468-70; of T.S. on expulsion, etc., 438fn., 470, 472fn., 478 | |||
Runes, originally magical letters requiring a key, 540-41 | |||
Russia, case of astral impressions in, 592-93 | |||
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Sabaeanism, same as archaic Mag- ianism, 531 | |||
Sabda Brahma, sound & Akasa, 164, 166 | |||
Sabhapati Swami, on Rishis, 448 | |||
Sabians, or Nazarenes, 238 | |||
Sacerdotalism, and Masonry, 58 | |||
Saddar, 519fn., 664 | |||
Sadducees, as materialists, 326, 327, 371, 406, 410, 415 | |||
Sadharan Brahmo Samaj, 109, Sadhus [Sadhus], and long hair, 503 | |||
Saint-Germain, Count de: 607; slandered, 339 | |||
Saint-Simoniens, prophecy of, bearing on H.P.B., 479-80 | |||
Sakanaka, name of a fire, 542 | |||
Sakasutu, planet Saturn, 542 | |||
Sakkayaditthi [Sakkayaditti — Pali], delusion of personality, 173 | |||
Saknussemm, Arne, 541-42 | |||
Sakya-Jong, monastery of, 12 | |||
Sakya-Muni: 15, 26, 546; creates Dhyanis, 11 | |||
Salvation Army: 280, 327; disrespectful to sacred things, 325, 333-34, 433; fanaticism of, 33; and Major Tucker, 410 | |||
Samadhi [Samadhi], 566 | |||
Samanyaf [Samanya], 580 | |||
Samavaya [Samavaya], 580 | |||
Samaveda, sound of, impure, 553fn. | |||
Sambhala, a fair land now, 263 | |||
Samkaracharya: 546, 567; allegories about, 266; and esoteric Buddhism, 451; and Purvami- mansa, 366; and Schopenhauer, 490-92 | |||
–, Atma-Bodha, on seven principles, 582 | |||
Samoulsamouken, King of Babylon, 542 | |||
Sang-gyas, 10, 11 | |||
Sanghamitta, 16fn. | |||
Sanhedrim, 364 | |||
Sanhedrim, on Jeshu, 362fn. | |||
Sankhya-Karika, on nature of Prakriti, 580 | |||
Sanskrit Schools, 159 | |||
Sarasavi Sandaresa, 284 | |||
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Sarasvati [Sarasvati], same as Ardvt-Sura Anahita, 521fn. | |||
Sargent, Bishop, circulates falsehood, 107 | |||
Sargent, Epes: fake trance address by, 353; and Rev. Cook, 96 | |||
–, The Scientific Basis of Spiritualism, 21, 353, 664 | |||
Sdstras, mutually conflicting, 426 | |||
Sat, essence, 450 | |||
Satan: Carducci on, 58, 59; Pan figured as, or Baphomet, 263; role of, in healing acc, to Gouge- not, 382-83; Theos, do not believe in, as a personality, 298 | |||
Satthiavartamans misrepresents Olcott’s work, 90 | |||
Sattva, 587 | |||
Sattvaguna [Sattvaguna], 367 | |||
Savage, Rev. M. J., 80 | |||
Savasadhana [Sava-sadhana], tan- trik rite, 615 | |||
Saviours, of Humanity, 419-20 Sayanacharya, on a Rigveda verse, 547fn. | |||
Sayn-Wittgenstein, Prince von, protected by Master M., 354-55; 670 | |||
Sabarbaro, on Freemasonry, 59 | |||
Scepticism, reason for public, 4 | |||
Scheele, K. W., secret student of occultism, and phlogiston, 217; 664 | |||
Scheffer, on mimicry, 350 | |||
Schopenhauer, A., on Will and World, substantiating Vedanta, 490-92 | |||
–, tjber das Sehen, etc., 490, 664 | |||
Sciatica, music soothes, 164 | |||
Science: and apparatus unknown to it yet, 112; Christianity opposed discoveries of, 501; combat | |||
between, and religion, and role of clergy, 326; and divisibility of matter, 216; discoveries that should have been withheld from public, 601fn.; esoteric, now rendered in clearer language, 409; logic and Truth, 569; materialism of, losing ground, 309-10; not as exact as claimed, 211; occult, obscurely & clearly given out, 374 et seq.; of occultism, 412; on the threshold of quasi-occult discoveries, 489; should proceed from known to the unknown, 294; Theoso- phists hold true, above all, 599; uncertain where matter ends and force begins, 215 | |||
Scientific American: art. by Langley, 221; on states of matter, 223 | |||
Scientific Basis. See Sargent Scientists, Sciolism and true science, 308-09 | |||
Sea, inland, on Tibetan plateau, 263 | |||
Second Death, and Kamaloka, 256 Secrecy, and T.S., 600fn. | |||
Secret Doctrine: contains key to Buddhism, 404; direct teachings of the, now given out, 404 | |||
Sect(s): 66; conflicting, and creeds lead to wars, 500; greatest curse of the world, 305 | |||
Sectarianism, and bigotry in T.S., 473 | |||
Section, students of Third and Second, in Europe & America, 39 | |||
Seed-Manus, and Root-Manus, 577 et seq. | |||
Seers: among Yanadis, 289-90; some natural-born, in Europe & America, 39 | |||
Sehen. See Schopenhauer | |||
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Self, inner, 253, 255 | |||
Selfishness: and after-death states, 189; and ambition as curses, 419; results from fear of God, 498; wrong motives in morality lead to, 497 | |||
Sen, Keshub Chunder; 77; and Brahmo Samaj, 108 et seq.; degrades the Almighty, 326; juggling tricks of, 439 et seq.; plays female part on stage, 327; ridiculous claims of, 370 et seq.; sectarianism of, 406 et seq. | |||
Sen, Purna Chundra, and Olcott’s healings, 464 | |||
Sensations, path of, through the principles, 101-02 | |||
Sense(s): seven, in man, 224; sixth, in Devachan, 445 | |||
Senzar, inscriptions in, on Kum- bum Tree, 350 | |||
Sephira (or Sephirah), and the Sephiroth, 421 | |||
Sephiroth, 421, 578fn. | |||
Septenary: Chain in Manu’s symbolism, 576fn.; principle in esotericism, 574 et seq.; and twelvefold divisions, 377-78 | |||
Seth-Typhon, and Cheops Pyramid, 287 | |||
Seven, recurrence of the number, 287 | |||
Sevenfold: division in various systems, 574 et seq.; division of man in Yi-King, 242-43; division of principles, 52, 579 et seq.; manifestation of the One element, 602fn.; nature is, 224; worlds or Karsh vare in A vesta, 525 | |||
Sex, consciousness of, limited to lower levels of psychic development, 341 | |||
Shabbath, on Jeshu, 362fn. | |||
Shad ja, vehicle of Sabda Brahma, 166 | |||
Shadows, astral bodies cast no, 489 | |||
Shakespeare, Wm., 602 | |||
–, Hamlet, 98 | |||
Shamji Krishnavarma, 154, 665 | |||
Shammar: offshoot of Bhön, 15fn., 18; sect, 10, 12 | |||
Shatkona Chakra [Shatkona], six- pointed star & astral fire, 165 & fn. | |||
Sheaths. See Kosas | |||
Shell (s) : appearances of, 344; objective, 590; and reincarnation, 186; relation of, to mediums, 120, 121 ; some, have dim intelligence, 293; unreasoned actions of, 592 et seq. | |||
Sheol, and Rephaim, 591 | |||
“Shrine,” first traceable use of, for occult purposes, xxviii | |||
Shroff, K. Μ., and care of animals, 281-82, 299 | |||
Siddhi, and gurus, 607 | |||
Sidgwick, Henry, biogr., 665 | |||
Silence: often mistaken for weakness, 50 ; the One Principle realized in, 336 | |||
[Silent Watcher, implied, 544] Sin, and crime increased by Christian beliefs, 499 | |||
Singaravelu, Μ., 133, 136 | |||
Sinnett, A. P. : 193; defends T.S. and occult phenomena, 111-12; testimony of, regarding Brotherhood of Adepts, 132 | |||
–, Esoteric Buddhism, published, xxx, 574 | |||
–. Incidents, etc.: on H.P.B.’s arrival in U.S.A., 137fn.; on Prince Wittgenstein and Brothers, 355fn. | |||
–, Letters on Esoteric Theosophy, written on suggestion of K.H., 304 | |||
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–, The Letters of H. P. Blavatsky, etc., 182fn., 208fn. | |||
–, The Mahatma Letters, etc.: 444fn.; and Answer to “J.K.,” 42fn., 177fn., 193, 182fn., 252fn„ 257fn.. 262fn.; on D. M. Bennett, 369fn. | |||
–, The Occult World: 3fn., 132, 192, 272, 574; allegedly borrowed from Dayananda, 149; reviewed by Journal of Science, 273 et seq. [Sishtas, implied, 577 et seq.] | |||
Sivanath Shastri, 109-10 | |||
Sixfold, reason for, division, 378 & fn. | |||
Skandhas, and Tanha, 251 | |||
Skobeleff, brain of, 509 | |||
Slade, Dr. H., medium & gentleman sentenced under old law, 72; 665 | |||
Slander, had better remain unanswered, 96 | |||
Sleep: and moonbeams, 396; position of body in, 405 | |||
Smell, Ramsey’s theory, and harmonics of, 177-79 | |||
Smith, Geo., Ancient History, on period of antediluvian kings, 578; 665 | |||
Smith, Sydney, 455 | |||
Smriti [Smriti): 517; perverted by priests, 128 | |||
Society, honeycombed with hypocrisy & cant, 73-74 | |||
Society for Psychical Research: founding of, and objects, ISO- 31 ; Proceedings & officers, 28687; Sir Wm. Barrett and R. Hodgson’s Report, 623-25 | |||
Socinus, Loelius & Faustus, 541 | |||
Solar, system & cyclic motion of ideas, 451 | |||
Solm, George, Prince de, on spiritphotographs, 60 | |||
Somnambulism, exaltation of mental powers in, 294 | |||
Sooka, intoxicant, 351-52 | |||
Sophia Achamoth, 265 | |||
Sorcerers: of Thessaly and Moon, 397; and permanent identity beyond death, 254 | |||
Sorcery: as impure psychic science, 615; Hatha-Yoga leads to, 166; in Thuling lamasery, 160; origin of, 515fn. | |||
Sotah, on Jeshu, 362fn. | |||
Soul: as reliquiae of personal Ego, 120; immortal, cannot be created, 536; individual, and Supreme Soul, 547fn.; Spiritual, 185; Spiritual, and eternal motion, 220 | |||
Soul. See Denton | |||
Sound(s) : mantras and mesmeric cures, 164 et seq.; occult, 298; occult, and power over elementáis, 166; vibrations of, and color, 179 | |||
Southey, on toleration, 412 | |||
Souvenirs. See Hue | |||
Spaar, Rev., implores God to shut up Th eosophists, 96 | |||
Space, Motion & Duration, 220 | |||
Spectrum, colors of, 537 | |||
Spenta Armaiti, Genius of Earth, 520, 523. | |||
Spenta-Mainyu, or “Ormuzd” as Monad, 520 | |||
Sphinx, and Cross, 265 | |||
Spirit: as highest state of matter, 602fn.; co-existent with matter, 297-98; condition of Perfect, 52; entangled in matter, 297; in relation to infinitude and matter, 316; is nirguna, 587; matter & the One Life, 452; and matter are one, 225. 307fn., 420, 567; matter as crystallized, 104; {{Page aside|712}}pure, can have no consciousness per se, 548; world of, and its subtler potencies, 31 | |||
Spirit-Matter : co-existent, 297, | |||
567 ; and equilateral triangle, 220 | |||
Spirit-Photographs, occult nature of, 60-65 | |||
Spirit. See Moses, W. S. | |||
Spiritism, Occultism proves, 483 (486) | |||
Spirits: accepted on their own affirmation only, 484 (487) ; do not know anything absolutely unknown to medium or sitters, 293; mostly shells, 344; no living men masquerading as, 192 ; of the dead and phenomena, 169; phenomena at death and idea of, 244 et seq.; Planetary, and their Mayavic appearances, 590; and politics, 392-93; subjective genuine, 590; term as applied to mediumship, 120-21 | |||
Spiritual: and astral monad, 184; ego can attract spirit of medium, 120; ego cannot descend to the medium, 120; ego reborn throughout cycles, 549; faculties and bodies used by Occultists, 224; individuality, 120; Monad & Philosopher’s Stone, 291 ; Monad as emanation of the One Absolute, 185; soul & Eternal Motion, 220; soul as Psyché, 264; soul or “body,” 101-02; source of so-called agencies, 294 ; yearnings of mankind, and today’s supreme effort, 296 | |||
Spiritual Magazine, art. on spiritphotographs, 63-64 | |||
Spiritualism: depraved and falls into Black Magic, 54-55; dogmatic & bigoted, 26; explanation of phenomena by, inadequate, | |||
244 et seq.; and fake trance addresses, 352-53, 393; honeycombed with immoral practices, 138 et seq., 142-43, 300; opposes reincarnation,483 (486); phenomena of, are true, 126; Pope’s anathema against, 39495; still merely experimental research, 169; theories of, very recent, 589, 598; weighed down with false hypotheses, 605 | |||
Spiritualist, The·. 41, 45, 257, 361fn.; abuses Founders, 24, 41; art. in, ridicules H.P.B., 5; letter from Prince Wittgenstein, 354; shows dogmatic intolerance, 26; treated Theosophists harshly, 104 | |||
Spiritualists: main issue between Theosophists and, 294; many, engaged in immoral practices, 138 et seq.; warned about Rev. Cook, 98 | |||
Spirituality, for good or evil, 251 Spriggs, Geo., medium, 604-05 Sruti, 517 | |||
Stahl, G. E.: and homeopathy, 313; and phlogiston, 217-18; 665-66 | |||
Stars. See Eberty | |||
Statesman (Calcutta): 83, 375; almost came to grief, 279 | |||
Steen, Jan, and mediumship, 176 S.T.K.*** Chary, a high chela, 540 | |||
Stolk, Thomas von, 87-88 | |||
“Stone-Showers,”: and disintegration of atoms, 125, 174-75; produced by elementáis, 103 | |||
Sthula-sarira [Sthula-sarira], 185, 548fn., 579, 580 | |||
Strange Story. See Bulwer-Lytton Stromateis. See Clemens Alexandrinus | |||
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Subba Row, T.: 398-99, 490; advanced chela of esoteric Aryan School, 191; authority on esotericism of Advaita, 344, 561; learned occultist, 575; Vedan- tin Advaitee of the esoteric faith, 492 | |||
Subodha Patrika, 90 | |||
Sue, E. The Wandering, Jew, 606 Sufis, have no ritualistic religion, 162 | |||
Suicide(s): after-death state of, 189; analysed & contrasted with self-sacrifice, 259-61, 301 | |||
Suka, 366 | |||
Sukshma [Sukshma], 548fn. | |||
Sun: as emblem of Deity, 531-32; as the only visible Creator, 532; center of other systems also, 377; -disk with 17 rays and universal symbolism, 445-46; emblem of universal life-giving principle, 520; and Fire as fittest emblems of Life, 530; -worship, and Zoroaster, 529 | |||
Sun, The (New York), 566fn. | |||
Sunday Mirror: 417; attacks T.S., 414 | |||
Supernatural, idea of, rejected by Occultism, 106, 464 | |||
Supreme, effort to satisfy spiritual yearnings of man, 296 | |||
Súryáchárya, 525 | |||
Surya Prakash, on sham ascetics, 350 | |||
Sutratman [Sütrátman], threadsoul, 582 | |||
Suttee, and cunning priests, 128 | |||
Svabhavat, or Indestructible Matter, 226 | |||
Svabhavikas [Svabhávikas] ,176 | |||
Svayambhuva, Manu son of, 576 Swedenborg, E., and overeating, 296 | |||
Syetchenoff, I. M., The Reflex Actions of the Brain, on brain and soul, 510; 666 | |||
Symbolism, universal similarity of, 446 | |||
Symbology, Asiatic & R. Catholic, 295 | |||
Szechenyi, expedition of, to Tibet & Tree of Kumbum, 349, 351 | |||
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Tablet (Rom. Cath.), libels Freemasons, 55 et seq. | |||
Tagore, Debendra Nath, man of lofty character, 108, 109, 414 | |||
Taittiriya Upanishad, 336, 666 | |||
Taley-Lamas: incarnation of Avalokitesvara, 18; origin of, 12 & fn.; relation of, to Vyasa, 100 Talmud, on Jeshu ben-Panthera, 362 & fn.; 666 | |||
Tamas, 581 | |||
Tamasha: juggling trick, 94, 126, 475; religious, 440 | |||
Tanha [Pâli: Tanhâ], causes new Skandhas, 251 | |||
Tanmatras[Tanmâtras] : 581; An- taratma, and pre-adamite earth, 336 | |||
Tantras: some, contain important inform, for occultists, 534; White & Black, 615 | |||
Tantrikas, initiations & symbolism of, 265-66 | |||
Tantrik Shastras, 266 | |||
Tashi-Lama: and origin of Taley- Lamas, 12 & fn.; and sack of Tashi-Lhiinpo, 161 | |||
Tashi-Lhiinpo: High Lama of, 160; official list of Lamas, 12fn.; records of, 11; sacked by Ne- paulese army, 161 | |||
Tathagata [Tathâgata], Lord, 190 | |||
Tattva, as unknown essence, 580 | |||
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Tatva Bodhini Patrika, 493 | |||
Taylor, Dr. Chas. E., homeopath & healer prosecuted by “orthodox” profession, 72 et seq. | |||
Telephone, and phonograph, 112 Teleportation, and disintegration of atoms, 125 | |||
[Television, and radio hinted at, 112, 488-89] | |||
Temple, Sir Richard, misconceives nature of T.S., 345-46; 666 | |||
Terry, Wm. H., and Koot Hoomi, 19 | |||
Tevijja-Sutta, 402, 666 | |||
Tharana, or mesmerism, 162 et seq. | |||
Theism, history of Hindu, 108 et seq. | |||
Themura. See Gematria | |||
Theophilus, Rev. A., The Theos. Society, etc., reviewed, 196 et seq.; 666 | |||
Theosophical, Movement like subterranean stream, 339 | |||
Theosophical Society: admission to, based on moral character, 169; as a body, has no religion, 106; begins to be appreciated in India, 22-24; common platform of, 502-03; declared policy of, 415; and direct teachings of the Secret Doctrine, 404; eclectic tolerance of, 126-27; Fellows of, teetotalers & mostly vegetarians, 44; founded at direct suggestion of Indian & Tibetan Adepts, 133, 137; fundamental object of, 470; gives out a Great Doctrine, 378; has no creed, 437; members of, and faiths or creeds, 95; members of, helped by Occultists in lawful occult research, 356; membership in, and Lay Chelaship, 610-11; misrepresented by missionaries, 90-91; | |||
motto of, 305; not a sect, 345; nucleus of Brotherhood, 415; one of the Founders of, a clergyman, 97; organized at behests of Mahatmas, 611; pays penalty for affirming Hermetic Science, 4; pledged collectively to war against bigotry & fanaticism, 472; policy of non-interference of, 546; reawakens in Aryan mind memory of Occult Science, 609; Rules of, and conditions of Fellowship in, 468-70, 471-72fn., 478; Rules of, and expulsion of members, 438 & fn.; and secrecy, 600fn.; strength of, lies in allegiance of chivalrous men, 111; to collaborate with the Soc. for Psychical Research, 131-32; why alliance between, and Arya Sa- maj broken, 95 | |||
Theos. Society. See Theophilus Theos. Society and its Founders, pamphlet full of errors, 148-49 | |||
Theosophist, The·. 103, 139, 140, 198, 199, 279, 350, 366fn., 493; art. on “Yoga Vidya,” 53; avoids anything political, 42; character, policy and objectives of, 89-90, 158-59, 271, 305-06, 400-01, 408; discusses Buddhism least of all, 305; one reason for starting, 1-2; presents direct teachings of the Secret Doctrine for first time, 404; and regeneration of India, 158-59; tribune from which all religions may be expounded, 110 | |||
Theosophists: 463; are rendering in clearer language tenets of esoteric science, 409; as a nucleus of Brotherhood, 415; belong to all known beliefs, 360; expelled from T.S. if break Penal Code, 438 & fn. | |||
Thessaly, sorcerers of, and Moon, 397 | |||
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Thevetat, magicians of, 263 | |||
Thilorier, liquefies carbonic acid, 215 | |||
Thinker (Madras), bigoted Free- thought organ, 156-57, 277 et seq. | |||
Tholuvore Velayudham, statement by, concerning R. Pillai and the Adepts, 133-36 | |||
Three Books. See Agrippa | |||
Three Thousand: cycle of, years and Egyptian ideas of reincarnation, 559 | |||
Thuling, lamasery & sorcery, 160 | |||
Thurman, Dr., 549 | |||
Tibet: Arhat system in, and Vyasa, 100; and chastity of lamas, 7; ignorance about, 10-11, 35; introduction of Buddhism into, 1314; misinformation about, corrected, 161 | |||
Tibet. See Markham | |||
Tibetans: high ethical qualities of, 14; misjudged by Jesuits, 14fn. | |||
Tichborne Case, and Kenealy, 39fn. | |||
Tiedemann, F., on weight of brain, 509; 666 | |||
Time: Boundless, or Zarvan-aka- rana, 421, 528; and Duration, 421 | |||
Times Literary Supplement, 344fn. | |||
Times of Ceylon, on “faith cures,” 384fn. | |||
Times of India, 281 | |||
Tistrya, rain-bestowing god as our 6th principle, 523 | |||
Tolerance: eclectic, of T.S., 126-27, 470-71 & fn.; Southey on, 412 | |||
Torquemada, and Christianity, 97 Trance-speakers, 122-24, 154 | |||
Tranchell, Major, and Kotahena riots, 435, 436-37fn. | |||
Transformations, twelve, of our world, 376, 378 | |||
Transmigration, of life-atoms, 559 Tree of Knowledge, and Tree of Life, 514 | |||
Tremeschini, erroneous ideas of, 550 et seq. | |||
Treta-Yuga [Tretáyuga], 551fn., 552 | |||
Triad, human, perfect microcosm, 263-64. | |||
Triangle, equilateral & the One Element, 220 | |||
Tribeni, Yoga stage & sound, 166 Trinities, all Forces in nature are, 166 | |||
Trishna[Trishna] , as thirst for physical life, 342 | |||
Trithemius: 594; biogr., 666-67 | |||
Trivikrama, 367 | |||
Truth: as envisaged by man, 306; debased, 333; eventually dispels error, 334; and falsehood, 327; Founders will not renounce, 94; higher than any earthly consideration, 244; logic and science, 569; mesmerized out of a chela by lama, 313; must be one, 333, 426; need fear no light, 338; one and same underlies all religions, 25, 426; and religious tolerance, 471; and sectarianism, 408; the One, and many religions, 295, 305 | |||
Truthseeker, 353 | |||
Tsong-Kha-pa: incarnation of Amita (or Buddha), 11; reforms of, 10, 15 | |||
Tucker, Major, and Salvation Army, 410 | |||
Turner, S.: 11, 14fn.; biogr., 667-68 | |||
Twelvefold, and septenary divisions, 377-78 | |||
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Tyndall, John: 555, 601, 602; Belfast address of, and Force, 310; on electricity, 219; on matter & force, 206; on metaphysics, 216; on musical sounds, 164; on numbers & harmony in world, and H.P.B.’s endorsement, 303; and Theosophists, 599fn. | |||
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Unity: and centers of force in man, 165; and Duality, 52 | |||
Universal: Brotherhood as fundamental object of T.S., 25, 470; Brotherhood & R. Pillai, 133-36; Intelligence, 453; Principle & consciousness, 341 | |||
Universe: has no beginning, 194; mayavic garment of Deity, 194 Upa-ni-shad, meaning of term, 579 & fn. | |||
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Vaccination, and medical quackery, 200-01 | |||
Vaccination Inquirer, The, on medical quacks, 200-01 | |||
Vach [Vach], curative agent in mantras, 165 | |||
Vacuum, Crookes’ tubes & transmission of energy, 315-16; none in nature, 221 | |||
Vaiseshikas, 580 | |||
Vaivasvata: meaning of term, 578; seventh Manu, 577 | |||
Vampires, and immorality, 300 | |||
Vanghapara, dog of Magianism, 519fn. | |||
Vanissa A taianta, butterfly, 350 | |||
Van Oven, Dr. B., on longevity, 448, 668 | |||
Vaughan, Archbishop, 388 | |||
Vaughan, Thos., and adepts, 607 –, Magia Adamica, abuses Henry More, 41; 668 | |||
Vay, Adelma von: 180; biogr., 668-69 | |||
Vay, Gustav von, 84 | |||
Vayu: Ahura invokes, 522; as Roly Ghost of Mazdeans, 521; as Universal and Individual light of man, 522 | |||
Vedanta, Schopenhauer’s identity with, 490-92 | |||
Vedantins, no extra-cosmic deity for, 194 | |||
Vedas: and Avesta, 528; as revelation, 67; date of, known to initiated Brahmans, 192; existed ages before in the North, 529; gods in, symbolical, 366; key to, in Secret Doctrine, 524; me- diumistic trash about, 154; relation of, to gunas, 366; and Sastras, 426 | |||
SS Vega, and Eglinton, 83 | |||
Vegetarianism: healthy, 299; required for occult knowledge, 544 | |||
Velayudam, Mudaliar, 282-83 | |||
Velocity, great, and Crookes’ vacuum tubes, 316 | |||
Vendlddd: 514fn., 522, 523; on Airyana-Vaego, 526 & fn.; on dog, 518-19fn.; on Nasa & burial rites 508 | |||
Viannay, J. B. M. (Cure d’Ars), as healer, 381; 669-70 | |||
Vibhishana[Vibhishana], personification of Sattvaguna, 367 | |||
Vibrations, mutual correspondence between all, 179 | |||
View. See Paley | |||
Vijnana-maya-kosa, manas as personal I, 582 | |||
Viraj [Viraj,], Manu & Prajapatis, 576fn. | |||
Virangvant, son of, 521 | |||
Viris. See Jerome | |||
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Virtue, based on prudence & fear to be despised, 499 | |||
Visesha, personality, 580 | |||
Visions, in crystals & mirrors, 180-81 | |||
Visishtadvaita: 451, 527; teachings of, 422 et seq.; 535 et seq. | |||
Visva, 565 | |||
Vohu-Mano, Good Thoughts, 508 | |||
Vortices, of being & transmigration of life-atoms, 559 | |||
Vossius, G. J., De origine, etc., 532; biogr., 670 | |||
Vulgate. See Jerome | |||
Vyasa [Vyasa]: 575; collective name, 367; term def. 100 | |||
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Waddell, L. A., The Buddhism of Tibet, 12fn. | |||
Wadhwan, Thakur Sahib of, 641 | |||
Wagner, R., Parsifal: 327; nature of, 328 et seq. | |||
Wake, C. Staniland, The Origin and Significance of the Great Pyramid, 287 | |||
Wallace, A. R.: 311; on spiritphotographs, 61 | |||
Wallace, Joseph, and “J.K.,” 44-48 | |||
Wandering Jew. See Sue | |||
War Cry, 280, 328 | |||
Watchman. See Coleridge | |||
Water, and fire as productive powers, 530, 532 | |||
Webster Dictionary, 107 | |||
Weight, and electricity, 222 | |||
“Whole Truth About the T.S.,” etc., 91 | |||
Widow-marriage, and Hindu ethics, 128-29 | |||
Wiggin, Rev. J. H., co-founder of T.S., 199 | |||
Will: and astral projection, 489; and change of polarity, 168; free, 425; function of, in Yogi, 102; magnetically expressed is prayer, 519-20; potency of, as an energy, 314-15; and production of phenomena, 126; wounds inflicted by, 566 | |||
Winifred, C. T., A Lecture on the Peculiarities of Hindu Literature, 201-02 | |||
Wisdom: divine, 162; -Religion, universal, 446, 574 | |||
Witches, burnt alive, 460 | |||
Witness, false, 76, 83 | |||
Wittgenstein. See Sayn-Wittgenstein | |||
Women: allegedly cursed, 501; love of, and adeptship, 341 | |||
Woodhull and Claflins Weekly, 143 | |||
“Word”: and Hierophant, 100; is no word, 291 | |||
Worlds, spiritual and material, 174 | |||
Wounds, inflicted by will, 566 | |||
Wyld, Dr., protest of, on Spiritualism, 138 et seq. | |||
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Xiloscopia: 312fn.; known to ancients, 311 | |||
Xisuthros (also: Ziusudra and Ut- Napishtim), 577, 578 | |||
Yaksha, gnome, 99 | |||
Yam-dog-tso (or Palti), female lamas in nunnery at Lake, 16fn. | |||
Yanadis, habits and occult knowledge of, 287-90 | |||
Yashts, on Vayu, 521 | |||
Yasna, silent on God, 516 | |||
Yatha ahu vairyo, Zoroastrian invocation, 508 | |||
Yazatas, and Ahura, 526fn. | |||
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Yellow-Caps. See Gelukpas Yi-King, on septenary division of man, 242-43 | |||
Yima[Vedic: Yama]: as first unborn human race of the 4th Round, 522; evoluted from preexisting form, 521; goes “to meet the Sun,” 520; real creator of the earth, 523; refuses Ahura’s instructions, 521, 522; and the Airyana-Vaégo, 526fn. | |||
Yoga-ballu [Yoga-bala], adeptpower & Mayavi-rupa, 53 | |||
Yoga-Vidya [ Yoga-vid yá], and Dayananda, 93 | |||
Yogi(s): can paralyse the four intermediate principles, 102; change of polarity and, training, 168; initiated, has to be an occultist, 544; method employed by, to gain knowledge, 102; not many in India knowing real occult science, 565; seven-knotted bamboo staff of, 104; true and false, 543; wear hair long, 503 | |||
Young, Thomas, and light, 220 | |||
Yugas, 544, 551fn., 552 | |||
Yu-po-sah, student, 378fn. | |||
Zanoni. See Bulwer-Lytton | |||
Zara-Ishtar, 13th prophet of Des- atir, 524 | |||
Zarathushtra: generically means latter portion of 2nd race, 522; most recent, merely a revivalist, 526 & fn.; seventh or “last,” 525. See also Zoroaster | |||
Zarvan-akarana (or Zeruana) : as Boundless Time, 528; same as Parabrahm, 421 | |||
Zebilan, cave in Mount, and Zoroaster, 526 | |||
Zenana, and castes, 466 | |||
Zend, true meaning of term, 517- 18fn. | |||
Zend-Avesta·. 99; as secret code whose key is with initiates, 524, 528; available version of, purely exoteric, 526; hides secret knowledge under symbolism, 518; original commentary on, by last Zoroaster exists in secret libraries, 526; present-day commentary on, borrowed from Jews, 527; several versions of, through the ages, 524; today merely a dead letter, 524; and Vedas originated from same school, 528 | |||
Zenzar, Zen-(d)-zar, or Deva- Bhashya, 518fn.; doctrines of, and Avesta, 524 | |||
Zerdusht, on funeral rites, 508. See also Zoroaster | |||
Ziggler, Prof., magnetism & plants, 312fn. | |||
Zing, 242-43 | |||
Zollner, J. H. F.: 311, 670; fourth dimension, 224; 670 | |||
Zoroaster: antiquity of the first, 522-23; eras of several by that name, 529; generic name, 51516; secret books of, and Prodi- cus, 532-33; teachings of, 42021. See also Zarathushtra, Zara- Ishtar, Zerdusht, Zuruastara | |||
Zoroastrianism. See Magianism | |||
Zuruastara (or Suryacharya), 525 | |||