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Adventists, 173. | Adventists, 173. | ||
Adu. Gentes, see Arnobius. | |||
Aeneid, see Virgil. | Aeneid, see Virgil. | ||
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Agnostic Annual, Massey in, 186-187 fn., 197-200, 201. | Agnostic Annual, Massey in, 186-187 fn., 197-200, 201. | ||
A H I H, Macroprosopus, 142, 147. | |||
Aima, fruitful mother, 139, 147 fn., 148. | Aima, fruitful mother, 139, 147 fn., 148. | ||
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Alchemy, etc., see Wilder. | Alchemy, etc., see Wilder. | ||
“Aleph,” 48 (70) et seq. | |||
Aletheia, 249. | Aletheia, 249. | ||
Alexander Jannaeus: 189 fn.; | Alexander Jannaeus: 189 fn.; Jesus under, 362 (380). | ||
Jesus under, 362 (380). | |||
Alexandre, Charles, Oracula | Alexandre, Charles, Oracula Sibyllina, 229, 417. | ||
Alice's Adventures, etc., see Carroll. | Alice's Adventures, etc., see Carroll. | ||
All : as Absolute, 117, as God of the Theosophists, 368-69 (388); great, or Sat, 57 (79). | All: as Absolute, 117, as God of the Theosophists, 368-69 (388); great, or Sat, 57 (79). | ||
Altruism: def., 777; international, 63 (85). | Altruism: def., 777; international, 63 (85). | ||
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Anointing, Massey on, 196-97. | Anointing, Massey on, 196-97. | ||
Anstey, F., A Fallen Idol, 99, 418. Ante-Nicean Fathers, The, bibliog. | Anstey, F., A Fallen Idol, 99, 418. | ||
Ante-Nicean Fathers, The, bibliog., 418. | |||
Anthropology, blended with Theogony, 182. | Anthropology, blended with Theogony, 182. | ||
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Apocryphal Gospels, 216. | Apocryphal Gospels, 216. | ||
Apollo: and his sons, 191; and | Apollo: and his sons, 191; and Jesus, 203. | ||
Jesus, 203. | |||
Apollo-Abaddon, 25. | Apollo-Abaddon, 25. | ||
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Ascetic: symbol of cowardly egoism, 51 (73); true, lives in the world, 134. | Ascetic: symbol of cowardly egoism, 51 (73); true, lives in the world, 134. | ||
Asceticism : disease of hatha- yogins, 51 (73); in India and among Christians, 66-67; monastic, 113; produces ignorant fools, 51 (73); Theosophists labor to destroy exoteric, 51 (73). | Asceticism: disease of hatha-yogins, 51 (73); in India and among Christians, 66-67; monastic, 113; produces ignorant fools, 51 (73); Theosophists labor to destroy exoteric, 51 (73). | ||
Asclepios, 191, 193. | Asclepios, 191, 193. | ||
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Bacon, on knowledge, 140. | Bacon, on knowledge, 140. | ||
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Bailly, J. S., biogr., 419-20. | Bailly, J. S., biogr., 419-20. | ||
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–, Fausses Conceptions, etc., 48 (70) fn. | –, Fausses Conceptions, etc., 48 (70) fn. | ||
–, Isis | –, Isis Unveiled: 65 (87), 176 fn., 214 fn., 366 (386); on Basilides, 213-14 & fn.; on Pandira, 179, 189 fn. | ||
–, The Secret Doctrine: 58 (80), 65 (87), 315, 325; comm on, 144; on Keely, 267. | –, The Secret Doctrine: 58 (80), 65 (87), 315, 325; comm on, 144; on Keely, 267. | ||
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Blood: and John’s Gospel, 18182; gods offering their, 208; principle of body, 251; rites of, from 3rd Race, 251-52; secret meaning of, 181. | Blood: and John’s Gospel, 18182; gods offering their, 208; principle of body, 251; rites of, from 3rd Race, 251-52; secret meaning of, 181. | ||
Blood-Covenant, see Trumbull. Blood-covenanting, 251-52. “Blossom,” etc., see Collins. Böckh, Christian Inscriptions, 201, 231, 420. | Blood-Covenant, see Trumbull. | ||
Blood-covenanting, 251-52. | |||
“Blossom,” etc., see Collins. | |||
Böckh, Christian Inscriptions, 201, 231, 420. | |||
Body, control of, 126-27. | Body, control of, 126-27. | ||
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Book of Enoch, 193 fn. | Book of Enoch, 193 fn. | ||
Book of God, The, see Kenealy. Book | Book of God, The, see Kenealy. | ||
Book of Jechiel, 189 fn., 224. | |||
Book of Kiu-ti, laws of disciples in, 294. | Book of Kiu-ti, laws of disciples in, 294. | ||
Book of Life, see Siddharta. Book of Numbers, 215, 421. | Book of Life, see Siddharta. | ||
Book of Numbers, 215, 421. | |||
Book of the Dead: 359 (377); on blood and life, 208. | Book of the Dead: 359 (377); on blood and life, 208. | ||
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Brahmacharin, Yogi celibate, 67 (88). | Brahmacharin, Yogi celibate, 67 (88). | ||
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Brahmanas [Brahmanas]: and castes, 56 (78); and marriage, 66 (88); and T.S., 58 (80); disfigured truth, 52 (74); distorted Manu, 60 (82); exploiters, 51 (73); lost key, 52 (74); persecute and hate Theosophists, 62 (84); possess only physiological key, 58 (80). | Brahmanas [Brahmanas]: and castes, 56 (78); and marriage, 66 (88); and T.S., 58 (80); disfigured truth, 52 (74); distorted Manu, 60 (82); exploiters, 51 (73); lost key, 52 (74); persecute and hate Theosophists, 62 (84); possess only physiological key, 58 (80). | ||
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Buddhi-Manas, and brain, 335 fn., 339-40. | Buddhi-Manas, and brain, 335 fn., 339-40. | ||
Buddhism: beneficent influence, 28-29; esoteric, 182; misrepresented | Buddhism: beneficent influence, 28-29; esoteric, 182; misrepresented by Lillie, 30-31 ; official, 52 (75); sublime ethics of, 53 (76). | ||
by Lillie, 30-31 ; official, 52 (75) ; sublime ethics of, 53 (76). | |||
Buddhism, etc., see Lillie. | Buddhism, etc., see Lillie. | ||
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Castalian, fountain, 196. | Castalian, fountain, 196. | ||
Castes : invented in kali-yuga, 60 | Castes: invented in kali-yuga, 60 (82); non-existent in Vedic days, 60 (82); Theosophists work against, 56 (78), 60 (82). | ||
(82) ; non-existent in Vedic days, 60 (82); Theosophists work against, 56 (78), 60 (82). | |||
Casuistry, 16. | Casuistry, 16. | ||
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{{Page aside|485}} | {{Page aside|485}} | ||
Century : twentieth, and Christianity, 207; twentieth, has strange developments in store, 205; twentieth, may be the last of its name, 205. | Century: twentieth, and Christianity, 207; twentieth, has strange developments in store, 205; twentieth, may be the last of its name, 205. | ||
Chaldean Account, etc., see Smith, Geo. | Chaldean Account, etc., see Smith, Geo. | ||
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Charity: and money, 163; mere, cannot raise people, 167; often produces harm, 295 et seq.; practical, not a declared object of T.S., 164; Theosophy creates, 164. | Charity: and money, 163; mere, cannot raise people, 167; often produces harm, 295 et seq.; practical, not a declared object of T.S., 164; Theosophy creates, 164. | ||
Chaucer, on faith, 205. | Chaucer, on faith, 205. | ||
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Chemist, produces phenomenon, 50 (72). | Chemist, produces phenomenon, 50 (72). | ||
Chemistry, and Alchemy, 56 (79). Chhândogyôpanishad: on Self, 97; 414. | Chemistry, and Alchemy, 56 (79). | ||
Chhândogyôpanishad: on Self, 97; 414. | |||
Child-marriage, 293 fn. | Child-marriage, 293 fn. | ||
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Chinese, laborers in Calif., 85. | Chinese, laborers in Calif., 85. | ||
Chnouphis, and Python, 194 fn | Chnouphis, and Python, 194 fn. | ||
Choèphoroe, see Aeschylus. | |||
Chokhmah, 144, 146 fn. | Chokhmah, 144, 146 fn. | ||
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Chreistos, 189, 190. | Chreistos, 189, 190. | ||
Chrêstêrion, 184, 362 (381 | Chrêstêrion, 184, 362 (381). | ||
Chrêstêrios, 184, 362 (381 | Chrêstêrios, 184, 362 (381). | ||
Chrêstês, 184. | |||
Chrêstians, 175, 298. | Chrêstians, 175, 298. | ||
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Chrêstodoulos, 186. | Chrêstodoulos, 186. | ||
Chrêstos: def., 187, 361 | Chrêstos: def., 187, 361 (380) fn., 362 (381); ref., 357 (374), 363 (382); and Christos, 172 & fn., 175 & fn., 176; derivation and differences analyzed, 175 et seq.; 183-84; Justin Martyr on, 176 fn. | ||
Chrêstos-Meshiac, and Scorpio, 202. | Chrêstos-Meshiac, and Scorpio, 202. | ||
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Christês, 187. | Christês, 187. | ||
Christ-life, | Christ-life, and Theosophists, 165, 169. | ||
Christ-man, 183. | Christ-man, 183. | ||
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Christian Inscriptions, see Bôckh. | Christian Inscriptions, see Bôckh. | ||
Christianity: analyzed, 268 et seq.; commandments of, 264-65; composition of, 272; develops fear of death, 298; esoteric origin of, 272; 500 years behind the times, 275; historic, 212; occultism rejects historic character in, 200; originated in primeval truths, 209; profession with natives, 177; religion of arrogance, 176; saving principles of, 162; theological, must die, 207 ; will not save humanity, 267. | Christianity: analyzed, 268 et seq.; commandments of, 264-65; composition of, 272; develops fear of death, 298; esoteric origin of, 272; 500 years behind the times, 275; historic, 212; occultism rejects historic character in, 200; originated in primeval truths, 209; profession with natives, 177; religion of arrogance, 176; saving principles of, 162; theological, must die, 207; will not save humanity, 267. | ||
Christianos: occurs only 3 times in New Testam., 185 fn., 217-18; Tertullian on, 190. | Christianos: occurs only 3 times in New Testam., 185 fn., 217-18; Tertullian on, 190. | ||
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Clarke, E. D., Travels, etc.: 192; on sepulchral inscription, 195, 229-30; biogr., 423. | Clarke, E. D., Travels, etc.: 192; on sepulchral inscription, 195, 229-30; biogr., 423. | ||
Clemens Alexandrinus : 213, 232; an Initiate, 188. | Clemens Alexandrinus: 213, 232; an Initiate, 188. | ||
–, Stromata, on chrêstians, 175 fn., 188, 217, 223-24, 423. | –, Stromata, on chrêstians, 175 fn., 188, 217, 223-24, 423. | ||
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Clemens Romanus, 221. | Clemens Romanus, 221. | ||
Clementine Homilies: 183; and other | Clementine Homilies: 183; and other Clementine literature, 221-22. | ||
Clementine literature, 221-22. | |||
Clementine Recognitions, 196. | Clementine Recognitions, 196. | ||
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Conscious, existence, 124. | Conscious, existence, 124. | ||
Consciousness: brain—, a reflection, 96; divine, of man, 108; homogeneity of, 112; nature of, 131 ; of lower manas and brain, 340. | Consciousness: brain—, a reflection, 96; divine, of man, 108; homogeneity of, 112; nature of, 131; of lower manas and brain, 340. | ||
{{Page aside|487}} | {{Page aside|487}} | ||
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Cory, Ancient Fragments, 181; biogr., 434. | Cory, Ancient Fragments, 181; biogr., 434. | ||
Courtney, H. L., and Hylo- Idealism, 302. | Courtney, H. L., and Hylo-Idealism, 302. | ||
–, The New Gospel of Hylo- Idealism, 305-06. | –, The New Gospel of Hylo-Idealism, 305-06. | ||
Crawford, F. Marion, Mr. Isaacs, 99, 434. | Crawford, F. Marion, Mr. Isaacs, 99, 434. | ||
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–, Zoroaster, 99, 434. | –, Zoroaster, 99, 434. | ||
Creation: and imagination, | Creation: and imagination, 133-34; and Promethean legend, 367 (387). | ||
Cresa, Crissa, Chrisa, see Krisa. | |||
Crib, as Apta, 363 (383). | |||
Crime: and hypnotism, 105 et seq.; society creates, 297. | Crime: and hypnotism, 105 et seq.; society creates, 297. | ||
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Cube, seven-fold, 144. | Cube, seven-fold, 144. | ||
Curtius, George, Grundzuge, | Curtius, George, Grundzuge, etc., 358 (375) fn.; biogr., 434-35. | ||
etc., 358 (375) fn.; biogr., 434-35. | |||
Cycle(s): closing of a, 174; in allegory, 148-49 fn.; Messianic, 174 fn.; of Initiation, 356 (373); several, at close of 19th century, 174 fn. | Cycle(s): closing of a, 174; in allegory, 148-49 fn.; Messianic, 174 fn.; of Initiation, 356 (373); several, at close of 19th century, 174 fn. | ||
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Dragon, as symbol of esoteric wisdom, 148 & fn. | Dragon, as symbol of esoteric wisdom, 148 & fn. | ||
Duality, and Parabrahm, 334 fn. Du Bois-Reymond, on vital force, 241; biogr., 435-36. | Duality, and Parabrahm, 334 fn. | ||
Du Bois-Reymond, on vital force, 241; biogr., 435-36. | |||
Duchesne, L. M. O., Liber ponti-ficalis, 12 fn., 436. | Duchesne, L. M. O., Liber ponti-ficalis, 12 fn., 436. | ||
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Edom, seven kings of, 144. | Edom, seven kings of, 144. | ||
Ego: and its sensations, 94; immortal, only consolation of poor, 64 (86) ; knows, 96 ; personal, 96; resurrection of Spiritual, and the Sun, 363 (383), 369 (388-89); Spiritual, does not think, 96; transcendental, 96, 97; unites with Atman, 369 (380). | Ego: and its sensations, 94; immortal, only consolation of poor, 64 (86); knows, 96; personal, 96; resurrection of Spiritual, and the Sun, 363 (383), 369 (388-89); Spiritual, does not think, 96; transcendental, 96, 97; unites with Atman, 369 (380). | ||
Ego-ism, illusion of, 369 (380). | Ego-ism, illusion of, 369 (380). | ||
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Epithalami, as bridal songs, 17. | Epithalami, as bridal songs, 17. | ||
Equinox: autumnal, 363 (383); | Equinox: autumnal, 363 (383); Colure of the, and Apta, 364 (383). | ||
Colure of the, and Apta, 364 (383). | |||
Erechtheus, King, 192. | Erechtheus, King, 192. | ||
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Esra, rewrote Bible, 362 (380) fn. | Esra, rewrote Bible, 362 (380) fn. | ||
Esse: 111 ; or Eheieh, 143. | Esse: 111; or Eheieh, 143. | ||
Ethics, need of, 55 (77). | Ethics, need of, 55 (77). | ||
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Examination, etc., see McTaggart. | Examination, etc., see McTaggart. | ||
Existence: conditioned, 111 ; the One, 124; worst day of, on our planet, 124. | Existence: conditioned, 111; the One, 124; worst day of, on our planet, 124. | ||
Exodus, 297. | Exodus, 297. | ||
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Faith: and works, 162; blind, and inquiry, 177; Chaucer on, 205; not enough for | Faith: and works, 162; blind, and inquiry, 177; Chaucer on, 205; not enough for Theosophists, 49 (71). | ||
Fall: 21; into matter, explained, 200; of spirit into matter, 367 (386) ; meaning of, from Eden, 367 (386). | Fall: 21; into matter, explained, 200; of spirit into matter, 367 (386); meaning of, from Eden, 367 (386). | ||
Fama, and Confessio, Rosicrucian manifestoes, 257 et seq. | Fama, and Confessio, Rosicrucian manifestoes, 257 et seq. | ||
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Glyphs, and Jehovah, 210. | Glyphs, and Jehovah, 210. | ||
Gnosis, def., | Gnosis, def., 177; sevenfold, 182 fn.; universal, 182. | ||
Gnostic(s): and fall, 20; last true Christians, 357 (374); most refined mystics of the day, 211; Paul a, 176 fn., 212; responsible for Gospels, 210; separate themselves from the Church, 360-61 (379); various fraternities of, 361 (379) fn. | Gnostic(s): and fall, 20; last true Christians, 357 (374); most refined mystics of the day, 211; Paul a, 176 fn., 212; responsible for Gospels, 210; separate themselves from the Church, 360-61 (379); various fraternities of, 361 (379) fn. | ||
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Good works: may be vitally injurious, 169; must be backed with knowledge, 170; value of, 170. | Good works: may be vitally injurious, 169; must be backed with knowledge, 170; value of, 170. | ||
Gospel (s): contain fragments of Gnostic wisdom, 179 fn.; contradictions in, 219; esoteric | Gospel (s): contain fragments of Gnostic wisdom, 179 fn.; contradictions in, 219; esoteric character of, 172 et seq. ; Gnostics responsible for, 210; H. P. B.’s writings on esoteric meaning of, listed, 218-19; writers of, knew the truth, 178; written in mystery-language, 210. | ||
character of, 172 et seq. ; Gnostics responsible for, 210; H. P. B.’s writings on esoteric meaning of, listed, 218-19; writers of, knew the truth, 178; written in mystery-language, 210. | |||
Gospel, etc., see Naden. | Gospel, etc., see Naden. | ||
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Gregory the Great, 7 fn. | Gregory the Great, 7 fn. | ||
Griechische Mythologie, see Preller. Griechische, see Weicker. | Griechische Mythologie, see Preller. | ||
Griechische, see Weicker. | |||
Grihastha, Brâhmanas, and marriage, 66 (88). | Grihastha, Brâhmanas, and marriage, 66 (88). | ||
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Hai Gaon: on sephiroth, 216; biogr., 439. | Hai Gaon: on sephiroth, 216; biogr., 439. | ||
Hair, magnetic force in, 361 (379). Happiness : utopia, without ethics, 55 (77) ; impossible, without truth, 55 (77). | Hair, magnetic force in, 361 (379). | ||
Happiness: utopia, without ethics, 55 (77); impossible, without truth, 55 (77). | |||
{{Page aside|491}} | {{Page aside|491}} | ||
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Hartmann, Dr. Franz: 130 fn.; on consciousness, 131; biogr. and writings, 439-57. | Hartmann, Dr. Franz: 130 fn.; on consciousness, 131; biogr. and writings, 439-57. | ||
Hartmann, Dr. F., Paracelsus, 99. –, Magic, White and Black, 99. –, An Adventure Among the | Hartmann, Dr. F., Paracelsus, 99. | ||
Rosicrucians, rev., 130 et seq. | |||
–, Magic, White and Black, 99. | |||
–, An Adventure Among the Rosicrucians, rev., 130 et seq. | |||
Hartmann, von, 119. | Hartmann, von, 119. | ||
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Heathen: converted to Christianity, 185 fn.; unregenerate, 183. | Heathen: converted to Christianity, 185 fn.; unregenerate, 183. | ||
Hebrew and Engl. Lex., see Parkhurst. Hebrew-English Lex., see Gesenius. Hebrews, 176. | Hebrew and Engl. Lex., see Parkhurst. | ||
Hebrew-English Lex., see Gesenius. | |||
Hebrews, 176. | |||
Heliodorus, Bishop, 214; biogr., 458. | Heliodorus, Bishop, 214; biogr., 458. | ||
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Illusion: 111-114; and phenomena, 133; and Reality, 95. | Illusion: 111-114; and phenomena, 133; and Reality, 95. | ||
Imagination: and creation, | Imagination: and creation, 133-34; and Universal Mind, 132; of Nature, 132. | ||
Immortality, teaching of, confused in New Testament, 404. | Immortality, teaching of, confused in New Testament, 404. | ||
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Isaiah: on Lucifer, 7 fn.; text of, Lucifer and Hillel, 27, 27-28 fn. | Isaiah: on Lucifer, 7 fn.; text of, Lucifer and Hillel, 27, 27-28 fn. | ||
Istar, identical with Lucifer, 139. | Istar, identical with Lucifer, 139. | ||
Iupp. Conf., see Lucian. | |||
Iverach, James, The Philosophy of Mr. H. Spencer Examined, 335 fn.; biogr., 459. | Iverach, James, The Philosophy of Mr. H. Spencer Examined, 335 fn.; biogr., 459. | ||
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–, Comm, to Matthew: on original Gospel, 214-15; Compiler’s data on this disputed passage, 233-38. | –, Comm, to Matthew: on original Gospel, 214-15; Compiler’s data on this disputed passage, 233-38. | ||
– | –, De viris inlustribus liber, 215 fn., 237. | ||
Jesus: an initiate, 200; and Apollo, 203; a Son of God, 297; century earlier than accepted, 189 fn., 224; historical, 55 (77); known to Adepts, 402; lived under Alexander Jannaeus, 362 & fn. (380-82 fn.); many forms of name, 194; meek ways of, 263-66; never anointed, 187, 362 (380); noble ideal, 297; not Paul’s Christos, 176 fn.; numerical value of, 211; of Nazareth or | Jesus: an initiate, 200; and Apollo, 203; a Son of God, 297; century earlier than accepted, 189 fn., 224; historical, 55 (77); known to Adepts, 402; lived under Alexander Jannaeus, 362 & fn. (380-82 fn.); many forms of name, 194; meek ways of, 263-66; never anointed, 187, 362 (380); noble ideal, 297; not Paul’s Christos, 176 fn.; numerical value of, 211; of Nazareth or Lud, 189; proclaimed same truths as Buddha, 370 (390); secret doctrine of, unrecorded, 271; socialist and Adept, 54 (76); story of, Gnostics and Tannaim, 210; teachings of, contradictory, 178. | ||
Jewish World, on Lucifer, 306-10. Job, 28 fn. | Jewish World, on Lucifer, 306-10. Job, 28 fn. | ||
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Kalki Avatara, 355 (372), 357 (374). | Kalki Avatara, 355 (372), 357 (374). | ||
Kalmucks, and Lamaism, 28-29. Kama-Ioka (kama-loka): consciousness in, 252; contact with, 253; lower self in, 253; world of desire, 403. | Kalmucks, and Lamaism, 28-29. | ||
Kama-Ioka (kama-loka): consciousness in, 252; contact with, 253; lower self in, 253; world of desire, 403. | |||
Kamsa, King, 360 (378). | Kamsa, King, 360 (378). | ||
Karest, Massey on, 188 fn., | Karest, Massey on, 188 fn., 197-200, 203. | ||
Karma: 58 (80); as law, 311; Dr. A. Keightley on, 310-12; of preceding manvantara, and Prometheus, 367 (386). | Karma: 58 (80); as law, 311; Dr. A. Keightley on, 310-12; of preceding manvantara, and Prometheus, 367 (386). | ||
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Knowledge, 157-58. | Knowledge, 157-58. | ||
Kosmos: and Intelligence-Wisdom, 66 (88); birth of, 110; infinite, 65 (87); manifestation of Parabrahman, 66 ( | Kosmos: and Intelligence-Wisdom, 66 (88); birth of, 110; infinite, 65 (87); manifestation of Parabrahman, 66 (87-88). | ||
Krest, 361 (380) fn. | Krest, 361 (380) fn. | ||
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Krishna [Krishna]: and Vishnu, 358 (374); derivation of word, 201 & fn. | Krishna [Krishna]: and Vishnu, 358 (374); derivation of word, 201 & fn. | ||
Kriyasakti (Kriyasakti), 143 fn. Kronos, 367 (387). | Kriyasakti (Kriyasakti), 143 fn. | ||
Kronos, 367 (387). | |||
Kurios, 188, 213 fn. | Kurios, 188, 213 fn. | ||
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Lazarus, Massey on, 198. | Lazarus, Massey on, 198. | ||
Lenormant, The Beginnings of | Lenormant, The Beginnings of History: 181, 221; biogr., | ||
463. | 463. | ||
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Life: and blood, 181; depends on death of the inferior, 124; identical with Will, 132; is death, 124; mystery of, 242; nature of, and consciousness, 131; science of, 240 et seq.; sin against, 249-50; social, based on self, 139. | Life: and blood, 181; depends on death of the inferior, 124; identical with Will, 132; is death, 124; mystery of, 242; nature of, and consciousness, 131; science of, 240 et seq.; sin against, 249-50; social, based on self, 139. | ||
Life, see Apollonius of Tyana. Light, solitary, in man, 248. Light of Asia, see Arnold. | Life, see Apollonius of Tyana. | ||
Light, solitary, in man, 248. | |||
Light of Asia, see Arnold. | |||
Light on the Path, authorship of, 427-31. | Light on the Path, authorship of, 427-31. | ||
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Logos; and Mulaprakriti, 304, 334 fn.; as Kether, 149; carnalized by Church, 368 (388); Divine, in every man, 357 (374); manifested, and Gnosis, 177; of initiate, 151; rays of, incarnated in mankind, 200; the One, 200. | Logos; and Mulaprakriti, 304, 334 fn.; as Kether, 149; carnalized by Church, 368 (388); Divine, in every man, 357 (374); manifested, and Gnosis, 177; of initiate, 151; rays of, incarnated in mankind, 200; the One, 200. | ||
Lord, vindictive and meek, | Lord, vindictive and meek, 263-65, 297-98. | ||
Lotus, Le: 63-85, 341; on suggestion, 103-4. | Lotus, Le: 63-85, 341; on suggestion, 103-4. | ||
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–, Judicium Vocalium, on letter T., 194 fn., 229, 464. | –, Judicium Vocalium, on letter T., 194 fn., 229, 464. | ||
Lucian, Philopatris, 190, 226, 464 Lucifer: and Astoreth, 306 et seq. | Lucian, Philopatris, 190, 226, 464 | ||
as Venus, 18, 139; Bishop of Cagliari called, 12 fn.; legend of Fall of, 21; light-bringer, 7; Pope called, 12; romance of, built on pagan myths, 25; Church nonsense about, 26; two, for Church, 11. | |||
Lucifer: and Astoreth, 306 et seq.; and Milton, 6; and Satan, 6-7; as Venus, 18, 139; Bishop of Cagliari called, 12 fn.; legend of Fall of, 21; light-bringer, 7; Pope called, 12; romance of, built on pagan myths, 25; Church nonsense about, 26; two, for Church, 11. | |||
Lucifer: editorial policy of, 101, 313-14; object of, 5 et seq., objections to title of, 8-13; started, 3. | Lucifer: editorial policy of, 101, 313-14; object of, 5 et seq., objections to title of, 8-13; started, 3. | ||
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McTaggart, W. B., An Examination .........of the Hylo-Idealistic Philosophy, 97; 464. | McTaggart, W. B., An Examination .........of the Hylo-Idealistic Philosophy, 97; 464. | ||
Machines, inventions of, 64 (86). Macrocosm, seal of, 154-55 & fn. Macrobius, Saturnalia, 193, 229. | Machines, inventions of, 64 (86). | ||
Macrocosm, seal of, 154-55 & fn. | |||
Macrobius, Saturnalia, 193, 229. | |||
Macroprosopus, 142, 144, 145-46, 149. | Macroprosopus, 142, 144, 145-46, 149. | ||
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Malkuth: def., 141 & fn.; 142, 147, 155 & fn. | Malkuth: def., 141 & fn.; 142, 147, 155 & fn. | ||
Man: becomes creative god, 367 (387); Elohim creating 145 fn.; has no sex seasons, 67 (88); inner, and happiness, 116; is {{Page aside|496}}not his desires or brain, 129; no mere ephemeron, 123; origin of, ace., to Haeckel, 33 et seq.; physical, and sexes, 65 (87) ; tossed about by karma, 299. | Man: becomes creative god, 367 (387); Elohim creating 145 fn.; has no sex seasons, 67 (88); inner, and happiness, 116; is {{Page aside|496}}not his desires or brain, 129; no mere ephemeron, 123; origin of, ace., to Haeckel, 33 et seq.; physical, and sexes, 65 (87); tossed about by karma, 299. | ||
Man, etc., see Joly. | Man, etc., see Joly. | ||
Manas: 328 fn.; and perception of self, 96; and Prometheus, 367 (386) ; lower, and brain, 339-40. | Manas: 328 fn.; and perception of self, 96; and Prometheus, 367 (386); lower, and brain, 339-40. | ||
Manchester Courrier, 290. | Manchester Courrier, 290. | ||
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Massey, C. C., 43 fn. | Massey, C. C., 43 fn. | ||
Massey, Gerald: 139; and contradictions in New Test., 219; biogr., 465-67; criticism of Bible by, 178-79 & fn.; lectures of, 221 ; letter of, on Jesus 381-82 fn.; on blood-covenanting, 251; on Chrêstos, etc. 186-87 fn. | Massey, Gerald: 139; and contradictions in New Test., 219; biogr., 465-67; criticism of Bible by, 178-79 & fn.; lectures of, 221; letter of, on Jesus 381-82 fn.; on blood-covenanting, 251; on Chrêstos, etc. 186-87 fn. | ||
–, “Gnostic and Historic Christianity,” 183, 212 fn. | –, “Gnostic and Historic Christianity,” 183, 212 fn. | ||
–, “Name and Nature of | –, “Name and Nature of Christ,” 188 fn., 223, 196-97, 197-200, 201. | ||
Christ,” 188 fn., 223, 196-97, 197-200, 201. | |||
—, “Paul, the Gnostic Opponent of Peter,” 176 fn. | —, “Paul, the Gnostic Opponent of Peter,” 176 fn. | ||
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Massey, “The Historical Jesus and Mythical Christ,” 189 fn.; on Amenhotep, etc., 359 (377-78); on Apta, 363 (383); on Orion, birth in cave, etc., 364 (384). | Massey, “The Historical Jesus and Mythical Christ,” 189 fn.; on Amenhotep, etc., 359 (377-78); on Apta, 363 (383); on Orion, birth in cave, etc., 364 (384). | ||
–, | –, “The Seven Souls of Man,” etc., on Gnosis, 182 fn. | ||
Masters: age of, 400; and family ties, 293; and Mysteries of Wisdom, 157; letters from, to F. Hartmann, 444-51; pictures of, 399; precipitate letters, 397-99; real founders of T.S., 345 fn. See Adepts. | Masters: age of, 400; and family ties, 293; and Mysteries of Wisdom, 157; letters from, to F. Hartmann, 444-51; pictures of, 399; precipitate letters, 397-99; real founders of T.S., 345 fn. See Adepts. | ||
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Matter: and Force, 317; and Evil, 112, 148; animated by latent principle, 50 (72); as objective manifestation of unknown substance, 95; baptism with, 117; fall of spirit into, 367 (386); noumenon of, 317, 324; primordial, 119. | Matter: and Force, 317; and Evil, 112, 148; animated by latent principle, 50 (72); as objective manifestation of unknown substance, 95; baptism with, 117; fall of spirit into, 367 (386); noumenon of, 317, 324; primordial, 119. | ||
Matthew, St.: 46, 159 fn., 172, 173 & fn., 264, 271, 291 fn., 292, 297, 344, 346; Jerome on original Gospel of, 214-15. | Matthew, St.: 46, 159 fn., 172, 173 & fn., 264, 271, 291 fn., 292, 297, 344, 346; Jerome on original Gospel of, 214-15. | ||
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Mirville, J. Eudes de, Pneu- matologie. Des Esprits, etc., 11-12, 15 fn., 20, 21, 21-22, 22, 22 fn., 23, 23-24, 24, 24-25, 26 fn. | Mirville, J. Eudes de, Pneu- matologie. Des Esprits, etc., 11-12, 15 fn., 20, 21, 21-22, 22, 22 fn., 23, 23-24, 24, 24-25, 26 fn. | ||
Misery: necessary as pleasure, 167 ; sometimes agreeable, 167, 168. | Misery: necessary as pleasure, 167; sometimes agreeable, 167, 168. | ||
Missals, Roman, 21 fn. | Missals, Roman, 21 fn. | ||
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Moleschot, and materialism, 94, 338. | Moleschot, and materialism, 94, 338. | ||
Monad: and brain, 339; and Prometheus, 367 (386) ; and root-races, 115 fn.; incarnating, 201 fn.; of Pythagoras, 145. | Monad: and brain, 339; and Prometheus, 367 (386); and root-races, 115 fn.; incarnating, 201 fn.; of Pythagoras, 145. | ||
Monasteries, Theosophical, 134. | Monasteries, Theosophical, 134. | ||
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Myers, F. W. H., Phantasms of the Living, 41, 470. | Myers, F. W. H., Phantasms of the Living, 41, 470. | ||
Mysteries: 201 fn.; active today, 204 fn.; and Gospels, 179 fn.; Church, same as those of Brâhmanas, 370 (390) ; Gnostic records of, 210; of kingdom of heaven, 271; pagan, 187; religious, and keys to them, 207; | Mysteries: 201 fn.; active today, 204 fn.; and Gospels, 179 fn.; Church, same as those of Brâhmanas, 370 (390); Gnostic records of, 210; of kingdom of heaven, 271; pagan, 187; religious, and keys to them, 207; Scorpio symbol of, 202; seven, of wisdom, 157; silent for ages, 205; successors to, now prepared, 205; to be proclaimed, 370 (389); veiled in symbols, 178. | ||
Scorpio symbol of, 202; seven, of wisdom, 157; silent for ages, 205; successors to, now prepared, 205; to be proclaimed, 370 (389); veiled in symbols, 178. | |||
Mystery: consciously tasted, 168; of life, 170, 241-42; future is the greatest, 371 (391). | Mystery: consciously tasted, 168; of life, 170, 241-42; future is the greatest, 371 (391). | ||
Mystery-language : and esoteric meaning of texts, 355 (372); and Gospels, 210; and Scriptures, 180, 212; MSS. on key to, 211. | Mystery-language: and esoteric meaning of texts, 355 (372); and Gospels, 210; and Scriptures, 180, 212; MSS. on key to, 211. | ||
Myth, Solar, 13. | Myth, Solar, 13. | ||
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Natura deorum, De, see Cicero. | Natura deorum, De, see Cicero. | ||
Nature: is One, 50 (72); facts of, 50 (73) ; occult, based on vibrations, | Nature: is One, 50 (72); facts of, 50 (73) ; occult, based on vibrations, 333; perfect justice in, 299; Theosophy is metaphysics of, 54 (76). | ||
333; perfect justice in, 299; Theosophy is metaphysics of, 54 (76). | |||
Nazar, 215, 308, 357 (374). | Nazar, 215, 308, 357 (374). | ||
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Occident, doomed without ancient wisdom, 54 (77). | Occident, doomed without ancient wisdom, 54 (77). | ||
Occult: difference between, | Occult: difference between, sciences and modern science, 57 (79); history of, societies, an impossibility now, 255, 262; real work of, societies, 256; sciences, are Nature, 57 (79). | ||
sciences and modern science, 57 (79); history of, societies, an impossibility now, 255, 262; real work of, societies, 256; sciences, are Nature, 57 (79). | |||
Occultism: all schools of, lead to same goal, 257; and mystery of being, 168; aphorisms on, 14; first steps in, 126 et seq.; in {{Page aside|499}}literature, 99-100; is in the air, 107; not accepted now, 336; one key of, in hands of science, 103; the one law of, 126. | Occultism: all schools of, lead to same goal, 257; and mystery of being, 168; aphorisms on, 14; first steps in, 126 et seq.; in {{Page aside|499}}literature, 99-100; is in the air, 107; not accepted now, 336; one key of, in hands of science, 103; the one law of, 126. | ||
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Origines, see Berthelot. | Origines, see Berthelot. | ||
Orphics, and blood, 181. | Orphics, and blood, 181. | ||
ὀρθρτνός, early rising, 11, 25. | |||
Ouida (Louise de la Ramie): Don Gesualdo, on prejudice, 101; biogr., 473. | Ouida (Louise de la Ramie): Don Gesualdo, on prejudice, 101; biogr., 473. | ||
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Pantheism: 123; and Pessimism, contrasted, 110 et seq.; of Hindus and Buddhists, 113 et seq.; true, 57 (79). | Pantheism: 123; and Pessimism, contrasted, 110 et seq.; of Hindus and Buddhists, 113 et seq.; true, 57 (79). | ||
Parabrahman: and duality, 334 fn.; and Logos, 325; and Mulaprakriti, 368 (388); | Parabrahman: and duality, 334 fn.; and Logos, 325; and Mulaprakriti, 368 (388); kosmos, manifestation of, 66 (88); same as Ain-Soph, 143. | ||
kosmos, manifestation of, 66 (88); same as Ain-Soph, 143. | |||
Paradise Lost, see Milton. | Paradise Lost, see Milton. | ||
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Parkhurst, J., An Hebrew and English Lexicon, etc., on Hillel, 27 fa.; 471. | Parkhurst, J., An Hebrew and English Lexicon, etc., on Hillel, 27 fa.; 471. | ||
Passions: material, 51 (73); | Passions: material, 51 (73); Spirit crucified by, 173. | ||
Spirit crucified by, 173. | |||
Passivity, mediumistic, 132. | Passivity, mediumistic, 132. | ||
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Path, The, appraised, 44; on occult novels, 98-99. | Path, The, appraised, 44; on occult novels, 98-99. | ||
Paul, St.: a Gnostic 176 fn.; an initiate, 176 fn., 217; Christo- logia of, and Vatican, 178; Christos of, not Jesus, 176 fn.; date of conversion, analyzed, 366 (385-86); Epistles of, mutilated and rejected by Church, 365-66 (385); founder of sect on Gnosis, 212; Massey on, see Massey; struggle of, with Peter, 212 fn. | Paul, St.: a Gnostic 176 fn.; an initiate, 176 fn., 217; Christo-logia of, and Vatican, 178; Christos of, not Jesus, 176 fn.; date of conversion, analyzed, 366 (385-86); Epistles of, mutilated and rejected by Church, 365-66 (385); founder of sect on Gnosis, 212; Massey on, see Massey; struggle of, with Peter, 212 fn. | ||
–, First Epistle to the Corinthians, 5, 213 fn., 287 fn., 292, 349, 353. | –, First Epistle to the Corinthians, 5, 213 fn., 287 fn., 292, 349, 353. | ||
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Pember, G. H., Earth's Earliest Ages, etc.; 174; very fair, 43; 471. | Pember, G. H., Earth's Earliest Ages, etc.; 174; very fair, 43; 471. | ||
Perfect Way, The, see Kingsford. Periegesis, see Pausanias. | Perfect Way, The, see Kingsford. | ||
Periegesis, see Pausanias. | |||
Personality, to be obliterated, 201 fn., 311. | Personality, to be obliterated, 201 fn., 311. | ||
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Philosopher’s Stone, 248. | Philosopher’s Stone, 248. | ||
Philos, de I'histoire, see Schlegel. Philos, religieuse, see Reynaud. Philosophy, see Iverach. | Philos, de I'histoire, see Schlegel. | ||
Philos, religieuse, see Reynaud. | |||
Philosophy, see Iverach. | |||
Philostratus, Life of Apollonius of Tyana, 203 fn. | Philostratus, Life of Apollonius of Tyana, 203 fn. | ||
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Phosphoros, or Phaeton, 17. | Phosphoros, or Phaeton, 17. | ||
Physiology, science of death, 240. Pictet, R. P., 353, 471-72. | Physiology, science of death, 240. | ||
Pictet, R. P., 353, 471-72. | |||
“Pilgrim,” as a writer, 45. | “Pilgrim,” as a writer, 45. | ||
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Psychists, 262. | Psychists, 262. | ||
Psychological, jugglery, 50 (72). Psychology, as Science of Soul, 333 et seq. | Psychological, jugglery, 50 (72). | ||
Psychology, as Science of Soul, 333 et seq. | |||
Purdnas, 53 (75), 66 (87), 201, 203. | Purdnas, 53 (75), 66 (87), 201, 203. | ||
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Recognitions, 221. | Recognitions, 221. | ||
Religion(s): and religion, 268; | Religion(s): and religion, 268; and Wisdom-Religion, 209; function of, 278; origin of all, in primeval truths, 209; role of, now, 269; true and false, 269; why study comparative, 272. | ||
and Wisdom-Religion, 209; function of, 278; origin of all, in primeval truths, 209; role of, now, 269; true and false, 269; why study comparative, 272. | |||
Renan, E., Mission de Phénicie, 310, 473. | Renan, E., Mission de Phénicie, 310, 473. | ||
Resurrection : birth-right of every man, 183; of Spirit, 173. | Resurrection: birth-right of every man, 183; of Spirit, 173. | ||
Revelation (Apocalypse) : 17, 25, 26 & fn., 28 fn., 139, 148 fn., 288, 290, 291; and Ezekiel’s vision, 154; and Siphra, 153; written in mystery-language of | Revelation (Apocalypse): 17, 25, 26 & fn., 28 fn., 139, 148 fn., 288, 290, 291; and Ezekiel’s vision, 154; and Siphra, 153; written in mystery-language of Tannaim, 210 in. | ||
Revenge, proscribed, 59 (81). | Revenge, proscribed, 59 (81). | ||
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Revolution, of 1879, and false fraternity, 64 (86). | Revolution, of 1879, and false fraternity, 64 (86). | ||
“Révolution,” art. by | “Révolution,” art. by “Aleph,” 48 (70) et seq. | ||
Revue du mouvement social, 48 (70), 61 (83). | Revue du mouvement social, 48 (70), 61 (83). | ||
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Roman Missals, 21 fn. | Roman Missals, 21 fn. | ||
Root-races, and fires, 115 fn. Rose, and cross, 256, 259-60. | Root-races, and fires, 115 fn. | ||
Rose, and cross, 256, 259-60. | |||
Rosellini, I Monumenti, etc., 24, 474. | Rosellini, I Monumenti, etc., 24, 474. | ||
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Sanchoniathon, 181 fn. | Sanchoniathon, 181 fn. | ||
Sanhedrin, 362 fn. (380 fn.). Sanhedrin, 189 fn., 224, 380 fn. | Sanhedrin, 362 fn. (380 fn.). | ||
Sanhedrin, 189 fn., 224, 380 fn. | |||
Sankaracharya [Samkarächärya], 142. | Sankaracharya [Samkarächärya], 142. | ||
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Satanism, 18, 51 (73). | Satanism, 18, 51 (73). | ||
Satapatha Brdhmana [Satapatha- brdhmana), 208, 415. | Satapatha Brdhmana [Satapatha-brdhmana), 208, 415. | ||
Saturday Review, 31. | Saturday Review, 31. | ||
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Scientific Arena, 318-23, 326-28. “Scientific Letters,” 122. | Scientific Arena, 318-23, 326-28. “Scientific Letters,” 122. | ||
Scorpio, symbolism of, 150, 202. Scriptures: always symbolical, 178; and universal | Scorpio, symbolism of, 150, 202. | ||
Scriptures: always symbolical, 178; and universal mystery-language, 180; mines of truths when interpreted, 180; not the work of mortal man, 203, obscure students of, 180. | |||
Secrecy: may not be broken, 262; reason for occult, 59 (81). | Secrecy: may not be broken, 262; reason for occult, 59 (81). | ||
Secret Doctrine, The, see Blavatsky. Sects, Protestant, 27, 175. | Secret Doctrine, The, see Blavatsky. | ||
Sects, Protestant, 27, 175. | |||
Secular Review, on corruption in London, 265-66. | Secular Review, on corruption in London, 265-66. | ||
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Seneca, De constantia sapientis, 47. Sense: fifth, on intellectual plane, 311; sixth, very close, 262. | Seneca, De constantia sapientis, 47. | ||
Sense: fifth, on intellectual plane, 311; sixth, very close, 262. | |||
Sense-object, 95. | Sense-object, 95. | ||
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–, The Occult World, 394, 399. | –, The Occult World, 394, 399. | ||
Siphra | Siphra Dtzeniouth: 155 fn.; on Shekinah and the Tree, 152-53. | ||
Sirius-Sothis, 14. | Sirius-Sothis, 14. | ||
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“Son of Man,” a child of Spirit, 173. | “Son of Man,” a child of Spirit, 173. | ||
Sophia, feminine, 173 fn. Sophocles, Philoctetes, 184 fn., 222. Sosioch, 174. | Sophia, feminine, 173 fn. | ||
Sophocles, Philoctetes, 184 fn., 222. | |||
Sosioch, 174. | |||
Sotah, 189 fn., 224, 380 fn. | Sotah, 189 fn., 224, 380 fn. | ||
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Soul: not to be confused with force, 325; potential, in every {{Page aside|504}}atom, 57 (79); universal, and atoms, 57 (79). | Soul: not to be confused with force, 325; potential, in every {{Page aside|504}}atom, 57 (79); universal, and atoms, 57 (79). | ||
Sound(s): and its sensation, | Sound(s): and its sensation, 331-32; and Light, 328; astral, 50 (72). | ||
Space, as Macroprosopus, 146. | Space, as Macroprosopus, 146. | ||
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Spencer, H., article of, in Nineteenth Century, 274, 475. | Spencer, H., article of, in Nineteenth Century, 274, 475. | ||
–, First | –, First Principles: on nature of mentation, 335; on Self, 96; 475. | ||
Sphinx, riddle of, 241, 249. | Sphinx, riddle of, 241, 249. | ||
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Stevenson, R. Louis, constructed plots in dreams, 107-8 fn. | Stevenson, R. Louis, constructed plots in dreams, 107-8 fn. | ||
– | –, The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, 99, 108 fn., 475. | ||
Stirling, J. H., As Regards Protoplasm, 332, 475. | Stirling, J. H., As Regards Protoplasm, 332, 475. | ||
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Theaetetus, see Plato. | Theaetetus, see Plato. | ||
Theodorus, as Ghrestos, 205. Theogony, see Hesiod. | Theodorus, as Ghrestos, 205. | ||
Theogony, see Hesiod. | |||
Theology, built on pagan material, 15. | Theology, built on pagan material, 15. | ||
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Theos. Society: and adepts, 402; and practical charity, 163 et seq.; could be Savior of Christianity, 283; first rule of, 170-71; Rule III of, 160 fn. | Theos. Society: and adepts, 402; and practical charity, 163 et seq.; could be Savior of Christianity, 283; first rule of, 170-71; Rule III of, 160 fn. | ||
Theosophist(s): aim at ethical revolution, 64-65 (86-87); alone to preach altruism, 55 (77); and castes, 56 (78); and good works, 169-70; and mutual denunciations, 157; and quick experiences, 168; and Reformers, 282; and their enemies, 68 (90); attacks on, 100; believe in Sat, 57 (79); Budhist, 83; brotherhood of, 68 (90); combat exoteric cults, 83; criticisms of, 159 et seq. | Theosophist(s): aim at ethical revolution, 64-65 (86-87); alone to preach altruism, 55 (77); and castes, 56 (78); and good works, 169-70; and mutual denunciations, 157; and quick experiences, 168; and Reformers, 282; and their enemies, 68 (90); attacks on, 100; believe in Sat, 57 (79); Budhist, 83; brotherhood of, 68 (90); combat exoteric cults, 83; criticisms of, 159 et seq.; def., 31, 166, 168, 169, 171; difference between, and philanthropists, 166; do not lead the Christ-life, 165; god of the, def., 368-69 {388); greatest, 55 (77); intellectual luxury of, 166; must accept nothing on faith, 49 (71); not a body of philanthropists, 169; often mistaken, but needed, 170; opposed to exoteric asceticism, 51 (73); practical, 165; religion of, 66 (88); slandered, 32; true, very few, 159 fn.; try to restore esotericism, 68 (90); under swifter law of development, 168; worship only Truth, 58 (80). | ||
Theosophist, The, 41-43, 136-37, 141, 144. | Theosophist, The, 41-43, 136-37, 141, 144. | ||
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Travels of Peter, 221-22. | Travels of Peter, 221-22. | ||
Trumbull, H. C., The | Trumbull, H. C., The Blood-Covenant, etc., 251, 478. | ||
Truth(s): primeval and religious, 209; triumph of, real motive of Occultists, 157; voice of, 101-2. | Truth(s): primeval and religious, 209; triumph of, real motive of Occultists, 157; voice of, 101-2. | ||
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Vedantasdra: 416; on ignorance, 97. | Vedantasdra: 416; on ignorance, 97. | ||
Vedas, and their rites, 208. Vedism, esoteric, 68 (90). | Vedas, and their rites, 208. | ||
Vedism, esoteric, 68 (90). | |||
Ventura, Card.: 11 fn.; on devil, 20 fn. | Ventura, Card.: 11 fn.; on devil, 20 fn. | ||
Venus: and Azaziel, 15; and golden calf, 308; and Myllita; 309; as spoil given to Michael, 23; as Ourania, 309; in pre- Hesiodic theogony, 16; Michael legal heir of, 24; one with Astoreth and Lucifer, 309; sister-planet of earth, 15; sol alter, 16; symbol of, and of earth, 19-20; titles of, and Mary, 18; worsted, 16. | Venus: and Azaziel, 15; and golden calf, 308; and Myllita; 309; as spoil given to Michael, 23; as Ourania, 309; in pre-Hesiodic theogony, 16; Michael legal heir of, 24; one with Astoreth and Lucifer, 309; sister-planet of earth, 15; sol alter, 16; symbol of, and of earth, 19-20; titles of, and Mary, 18; worsted, 16. | ||
Venus Erycina, 18. | Venus Erycina, 18. | ||
Verbum: 11; and cycle of initiation, 356 (373); and humanity, 369 (388); carnalized by | Verbum: 11; and cycle of initiation, 356 (373); and humanity, 369 (388); carnalized by Church, 368 (388). | ||
Church, 368 (388). | |||
Vetlyanka, lama of, 28-29. | Vetlyanka, lama of, 28-29. | ||
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Wealth, and poverty: 63 (85); brings worries, 65 (87). | Wealth, and poverty: 63 (85); brings worries, 65 (87). | ||
Weicker, F. G., Griechische Gotter- lehre, 309, 478. | Weicker, F. G., Griechische Gotter-lehre, 309, 478. | ||
Westcott, W. Wynn, art. by, 257. | |||
What is Religion? see Naden. | |||
Whitaker’s Almanac, on sects, 175 fn. | Whitaker’s Almanac, on sects, 175 fn. | ||
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Will: and desire, 109, 129; creator, 109; few who desire, 13435; life identical with, 132; of adept guides nature’s imagination, 133; one and eternal, 66 (88); practical, 138, 261; Schopenhauer and, 119; secret, 53 (75); surrender of, in hypnosis, 106. | Will: and desire, 109, 129; creator, 109; few who desire, 13435; life identical with, 132; of adept guides nature’s imagination, 133; one and eternal, 66 (88); practical, 138, 261; Schopenhauer and, 119; secret, 53 (75); surrender of, in hypnosis, 106. | ||
Wisdom, | Wisdom, Esoteric and Dragon, 148. | ||
Wisdom-religion: degraded, 213; once universal, 182. | Wisdom-religion: degraded, 213; once universal, 182. | ||