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...y bodies as ruling, favorably or adversely, the fates of men and nations.{{Footnote mark|*|fn421}} We are very confident that there is at least good reason to {{Footnote return|*|fn421}} We need not go so far back as that to assure ourselves tha

...erses the zodiacal circle representing the lesser and the greater cycles.{{Footnote mark|*|fn485}} Remember the Hermetic axiom:—“As above, so below; as in {{Footnote return|*|fn485}} Orpheus is said to have ascribed to the grand cycle 120,00

...resents the Divine Essence emanating from {{Style S-Small capitals|Adam}}{{Footnote mark|*|fn50}} like a luminous arc proceeding to form a circle; and then, ha ...on, founded upon {{Style S-Italic|seventy}} thousand years of experience,{{Footnote mark|†|fn51}} as they allege, has been entertained by hermetic philosophe

...r more philosophical Brahman and Buddhist might answer: “Not so. Evolution starts to mould future humanities within the lower scales of being. Therefore by k The Latin sentence in H.P.B.’s footnote is from a Roman Breviary which could not be traced, and we have to trust in

...le in the “Hand-Book of India” (1858, by Captain E. Eastweeck), the author starts a long discourse about the danger threatening England in the event of a hos ...ials to treat the king of Burma, the queen's subject, as a simple coolie. [Footnote added in the ''Russkiy Vestnik ''edition.]</ref> They have already been afr

...uary 1883, Supplement, vol 163, pp.&nbsp;62-70. In V. Jonston edition here starts the chapter “In The Karli Caves”.</ref>}} ...l.1, [https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/57374/pg57374-images.html#fi.28 footnote 28]) . – Ed.</ref>, who spent so many years in India and gained the love

| previous = Blavatsky H.P. - Footnote to “Theosophy during the First Phase of Modern Philosophy” ...ibed to intracorporeal agency, in the phenomena of the séance room. Psychê starts with our good wishes for its prosperity.