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Pavel Malakhov: /* BOOK II.—PART III.ADDENDA.SCIENCE AND THE SECRET DOCTRINE CONTRASTED. */

2022-04-23T07:04:28Z

BOOK II.—PART III.ADDENDA.SCIENCE AND THE SECRET DOCTRINE CONTRASTED.

Pavel Malakhov: /* BOOK II.—PART II*/ + page titles

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BOOK II.—PART II: + page titles

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.21\| XXI. Enoïchion-Henoch]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.21\| XXI. Enoïchion-Henoch]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}===
	:		: Who invented writing? {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}
			: The adept dies but to live {{SD-p-toc\|2\|531\|21c}}
			: What Enoch is, esoterically {{SD-p-toc\|2\|533\|21c}}
			: St. Augustine and Enoch {{SD-p-toc\|2\|535\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22\| XXII. The symbolism of the mystery names Iao, and Jehovah]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|536\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22\| XXII. The symbolism of the mystery names Iao, and Jehovah]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|536\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.A\|Cross and circle]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}		: The Jews alone the heirloom of Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|537\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.B\|The fall of the cross into matter]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}		: A grotesque verse explained {{SD-p-toc\|2\|539\|21c}}
			: The antiquity of the cross {{SD-p-toc\|2\|541\|21c}}
			: A personal, is a finite god {{SD-p-toc\|2\|543\|21c}}
			: A plagiarism by Pascal {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.A\|A. Cross and circle]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}
			: Variations of the symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|547\|21c}}
			: “Guha,” the mysterious {{SD-p-toc\|2\|549\|21c}}
			: The Rishis and the Pleiades {{SD-p-toc\|2\|551\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.B\|B. The fall of the cross into matter]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}
			: The degradation of the symbol {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}
			: The law of retribution {{SD-p-toc\|2\|555\|21c}}
			: The primitive cross {{SD-p-toc\|2\|557\|21c}}
			: Its early significance {{SD-p-toc\|2\|559\|21c}}
			: The meaning of the crucifixion {{SD-p-toc\|2\|561\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.23\| XXIII. The Upanishads in Gnostic literature]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.23\| XXIII. The Upanishads in Gnostic literature]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}===
			: The seven thunders {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}
	: When time be no longer {{SD-p-toc\|2\|565\|21c}}		: When time be no longer {{SD-p-toc\|2\|565\|21c}}
	: The divine Self’s wisdom {{SD-p-toc\|2\|~~566~~\|21c}}		: Truth between two contrasts {{SD-p-toc\|2\|567\|21c}}
			: The divine Self’s wisdom {{SD-p-toc\|2\|569\|21c}}
			: The antiquity of the Kapilas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|571\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.24\| XXIV. The cross and the Pythagorean Decade]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.24\| XXIV. The cross and the Pythagorean Decade]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}===
			: The Gnostics and Pythagoras {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}
			: The three sciences {{SD-p-toc\|2\|575\|21c}}
	: Poseidon’s five ministers {{SD-p-toc\|2\|577\|21c}}		: Poseidon’s five ministers {{SD-p-toc\|2\|577\|21c}}
			: The puzzles of symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|579\|21c}}
			: The master mason's grip {{SD-p-toc\|2\|581\|21c}}
	: The mystery of the number six {{SD-p-toc\|2\|583\|21c}}		: The mystery of the number six {{SD-p-toc\|2\|583\|21c}}
			: Seeming contradictions {{SD-p-toc\|2\|585\|21c}}
	: The cross and Christian after-thought {{SD-p-toc\|2\|587\|21c}}		: The cross and Christian after-thought {{SD-p-toc\|2\|587\|21c}}
			: Man, the reviler of god {{SD-p-toc\|2\|589\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25\| XXV. The mysteries of the Hebdomad]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25\| XXV. The mysteries of the Hebdomad]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.A\|Saptaparna]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.B\|The Tetraktis in relation to the Heptagon]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|598\|21c}}		[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.A\|A. Saptaparna]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.C\|The septenary element in the Vedas]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}		: The meaning of the double triangle {{SD-p-toc\|2\|591\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.D\|The septenary in the exoteric works]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}		: Spiritual and physical correspondences [Diagram of human principles and principles of physical nature] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|593\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.E\|Seven in astronomy, science and magic]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|618\|21c}}		: Noah, an aspect of the creator {{SD-p-toc\|2\|595\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.F\|The seven souls of the egyptologists]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|630\|21c}}		: [Diagram of human and cosmic aspects or principles] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|596\|21c}}
			: Noah in a new dress {{SD-p-toc\|2\|597\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.B\|B. The Tetraktis in relation to the Heptagon]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|598\|21c}}
			: The roots of things {{SD-p-toc\|2\|599\|21c}}
			: The music of the spheres {{SD-p-toc\|2\|601\|21c}}
			: The septenary demonstrated {{SD-p-toc\|2\|603\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.C\|C. The septenary element in the Vedas]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}
			: The Vedic teachings {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}
			: The seven earths and the seven races {{SD-p-toc\|2\|607\|21c}}
			: The Zoroastrian septenary {{SD-p-toc\|2\|609\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.D\|D. The septenary in the exoteric works]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}
			: The septenate in the Puranas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}
			: Who are the maruts? {{SD-p-toc\|2\|613\|21c}}
			: The doom of continual rebirth {{SD-p-toc\|2\|615\|21c}}
			: Persian symbology {{SD-p-toc\|2\|617\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.E\|E. Seven in astronomy, science and magic]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|618\|21c}}
			: The cycle of the Naros {{SD-p-toc\|2\|619\|21c}}
			: Various cyclic calculations {{SD-p-toc\|2\|621\|21c}}
			: The septenate in physiology {{SD-p-toc\|2\|623\|21c}}
			: The hairy symbol {{SD-p-toc\|2\|625\|21c}}
			: The number seven in chemistry [periodic table] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|627\|21c}}
			: The seven priests of the Zuñis {{SD-p-toc\|2\|629\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.F\|F. The seven souls of the egyptologists]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|630\|21c}}
			: The sidereal seven {{SD-p-toc\|2\|631\|21c}}
			: [Table of esoteric Indian and Egyptain names for human principles] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|632\|21c}}
			: The “principles” in the Egyptian metaphysics [Diagram of Kabala and Heiroglyphics] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|633\|21c}}
			: Man, the parent of all the mammals {{SD-p-toc\|2\|635\|21c}}
			: An allegory in the Anugîtâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|637\|21c}}
			: The allegory explained {{SD-p-toc\|2\|639\|21c}}
			: Hypnotism is — Satanism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|641\|21c}}
	{{Columns end}}		{{Columns end}}

Pavel Malakhov: /* BOOK II.—PART II.THE ARCHAIC SYMBOLISM OF THE WORLD-RELIGIONS. */

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BOOK II.—PART II.THE ARCHAIC SYMBOLISM OF THE WORLD-RELIGIONS.

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.19\| XIX. Is Pleroma Satan’s lair ?]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|506\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.19\| XIX. Is Pleroma Satan’s lair ?]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|506\|21c}}===
			: The living devils {{SD-p-toc\|2\|507\|21c}}
	: Jehovah’s personating spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|509\|21c}}		: Jehovah’s personating spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|509\|21c}}
			: Akâsa, the “Mysterium Magnum” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|511\|21c}}
	: The Mysterium Magnum {{SD-p-toc\|2\|512\|21c}}		: The Mysterium Magnum {{SD-p-toc\|2\|512\|21c}}
			: Mind, the quickening spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|513\|21c}}
	: The logos and Satan are one {{SD-p-toc\|2\|515\|21c}}		: The logos and Satan are one {{SD-p-toc\|2\|515\|21c}}
			: Baresma, the divine twig {{SD-p-toc\|2\|517\|21c}}

	{{Page\|xii\|contents.}}		{{Page\|xii\|contents.}}

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.20\| XX. Prometheus the titan]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|519\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.20\| XX. Prometheus the titan]]}}. His origin in ancient India {{SD-p-toc\|2\|519\|21c}}===
	: ~~His origin in ancient India~~ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|~~519~~\|21c}}		: The poetry of modern orientalists {{SD-p-toc\|2\|521\|21c}}
	: The boon he gives {{SD-p-toc\|2\|523\|21c}}		: The boon he gives {{SD-p-toc\|2\|523\|21c}}
			: Greek ideas misunderstood {{SD-p-toc\|2\|525\|21c}}
			: The six brothers of Krishna {{SD-p-toc\|2\|527\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

Pavel Malakhov: /* BOOK II.—PART II.*/ +page titles

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BOOK II.—PART II.: +page titles

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 ch.Esoteric tenets\|Esoteric tenets corroborated in every scripture]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|449\|21c}} ===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 ch.Esoteric tenets\|Esoteric tenets corroborated in every scripture]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|449\|21c}} ===
			: The Vedas written by initiates {{SD-p-toc\|2\|451\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.16\| § XVI. Adam-Adami]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|452\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.16\| § XVI. Adam-Adami]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|452\|21c}}===
			: “Nabathean Agriculture” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|453\|21c}}
			: Many views of many minds {{SD-p-toc\|2\|455\|21c}}
	: The Cabalistic four Adams {{SD-p-toc\|2\|457\|21c}}		: The Cabalistic four Adams {{SD-p-toc\|2\|457\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.17\| XVII. The “Holy of Holies” : its degradation]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.17\| XVII. The “Holy of Holies” : its degradation]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}===
			: The “God” sub rosâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}
			: What was the circle-dance {{SD-p-toc\|2\|461\|21c}}
	: Christian symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|463\|21c}}		: Christian symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|463\|21c}}
	: The “four-faced” Brahmâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|465\|21c}}		: The “four-faced” Brahmâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|465\|21c}}
			: The etymology of “sacrament” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|467\|21c}}
	: The old and the new Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|469\|21c}}		: The old and the new Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|469\|21c}}
			: The craft of the rabbins {{SD-p-toc\|2\|471\|21c}}
			: The Elohistic and Jehovistic texts {{SD-p-toc\|2\|473\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18\| XVIII. On the myth of the “fallen angel,” in its various aspects]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18\| XVIII. On the myth of the “fallen angel,” in its various aspects]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.A\|The Evil Spirit : who and what ?]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.B\|The gods of light proceed from the gods of darkness]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}		[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.A\|A. The Evil Spirit : who and what?]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.C\|The many meanings of the “war in heaven”]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|492\|21c}}		: The genesis of the Devil {{SD-p-toc\|2\|477\|21c}}
			: God and Devil, both Metatrons {{SD-p-toc\|2\|479\|21c}}
			: Fraudulent translation of the Bible {{SD-p-toc\|2\|481\|21c}}
			: Vedas, once universal {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.B\|B. The gods of light proceed from the gods of darkness]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}
			: The sons of eternity {{SD-p-toc\|2\|485\|21c}}
			: The shadows of the shadows {{SD-p-toc\|2\|487\|21c}}
			: The one passive deity {{SD-p-toc\|2\|489\|21c}}
			: The Zohar on the fallen ones {{SD-p-toc\|2\|491\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.C\|C. The many meanings of the “war in heaven”]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|492\|21c}}
			: The real meaning of the Cherub {{SD-p-toc\|2\|493\|21c}}
			: Various names for initiates {{SD-p-toc\|2\|495\|21c}}
			: Traces of pre-historic strifes {{SD-p-toc\|2\|497\|21c}}
			: Allegories on the “war in heaven” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|499\|21c}}
			: Sarpas — serpents — nagas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|501\|21c}}
			: The myth of Bel and Merodach {{SD-p-toc\|2\|503\|21c}}
			: The sacredness of the serpent {{SD-p-toc\|2\|505\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.21\| XXI. Enoïchion-Henoch]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.21\| XXI. Enoïchion-Henoch]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}===
	:		: Who invented writing? {{SD-p-toc\|2\|529\|21c}}
			: The adept dies but to live {{SD-p-toc\|2\|531\|21c}}
			: What Enoch is, esoterically {{SD-p-toc\|2\|533\|21c}}
			: St. Augustine and Enoch {{SD-p-toc\|2\|535\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22\| XXII. The symbolism of the mystery names Iao, and Jehovah]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|536\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22\| XXII. The symbolism of the mystery names Iao, and Jehovah]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|536\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.A\|Cross and circle]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}		: The Jews alone the heirloom of Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|537\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.B\|The fall of the cross into matter]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}		: A grotesque verse explained {{SD-p-toc\|2\|539\|21c}}
			: The antiquity of the cross {{SD-p-toc\|2\|541\|21c}}
			: A personal, is a finite god {{SD-p-toc\|2\|543\|21c}}
			: A plagiarism by Pascal {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.A\|A. Cross and circle]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|545\|21c}}
			: Variations of the symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|547\|21c}}
			: “Guha,” the mysterious {{SD-p-toc\|2\|549\|21c}}
			: The Rishis and the Pleiades {{SD-p-toc\|2\|551\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.22 ch.B\|B. The fall of the cross into matter]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}
			: The degradation of the symbol {{SD-p-toc\|2\|553\|21c}}
			: The law of retribution {{SD-p-toc\|2\|555\|21c}}
			: The primitive cross {{SD-p-toc\|2\|557\|21c}}
			: Its early significance {{SD-p-toc\|2\|559\|21c}}
			: The meaning of the crucifixion {{SD-p-toc\|2\|561\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.23\| XXIII. The Upanishads in Gnostic literature]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.23\| XXIII. The Upanishads in Gnostic literature]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}===
			: The seven thunders {{SD-p-toc\|2\|563\|21c}}
	: When time be no longer {{SD-p-toc\|2\|565\|21c}}		: When time be no longer {{SD-p-toc\|2\|565\|21c}}
	: The divine Self’s wisdom {{SD-p-toc\|2\|~~566~~\|21c}}		: Truth between two contrasts {{SD-p-toc\|2\|567\|21c}}
			: The divine Self’s wisdom {{SD-p-toc\|2\|569\|21c}}
			: The antiquity of the Kapilas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|571\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.24\| XXIV. The cross and the Pythagorean Decade]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.24\| XXIV. The cross and the Pythagorean Decade]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}===
			: The Gnostics and Pythagoras {{SD-p-toc\|2\|573\|21c}}
			: The three sciences {{SD-p-toc\|2\|575\|21c}}
	: Poseidon’s five ministers {{SD-p-toc\|2\|577\|21c}}		: Poseidon’s five ministers {{SD-p-toc\|2\|577\|21c}}
			: The puzzles of symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|579\|21c}}
			: The master mason's grip {{SD-p-toc\|2\|581\|21c}}
	: The mystery of the number six {{SD-p-toc\|2\|583\|21c}}		: The mystery of the number six {{SD-p-toc\|2\|583\|21c}}
			: Seeming contradictions {{SD-p-toc\|2\|585\|21c}}
	: The cross and Christian after-thought {{SD-p-toc\|2\|587\|21c}}		: The cross and Christian after-thought {{SD-p-toc\|2\|587\|21c}}
			: Man, the reviler of god {{SD-p-toc\|2\|589\|21c}}

	<center>–––––––</center>		<center>–––––––</center>

	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25\| XXV. The mysteries of the Hebdomad]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25\| XXV. The mysteries of the Hebdomad]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.A\|Saptaparna]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.B\|The Tetraktis in relation to the Heptagon]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|598\|21c}}		[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.A\|A. Saptaparna]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|590\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.C\|The septenary element in the Vedas]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}		: The meaning of the double triangle {{SD-p-toc\|2\|591\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.D\|The septenary in the exoteric works]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}		: Spiritual and physical correspondences [Diagram of human principles and principles of physical nature] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|593\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.E\|Seven in astronomy, science and magic]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|618\|21c}}		: Noah, an aspect of the creator {{SD-p-toc\|2\|595\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.F\|The seven souls of the egyptologists]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|630\|21c}}		: [Diagram of human and cosmic aspects or principles] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|596\|21c}}
			: Noah in a new dress {{SD-p-toc\|2\|597\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.B\|B. The Tetraktis in relation to the Heptagon]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|598\|21c}}
			: The roots of things {{SD-p-toc\|2\|599\|21c}}
			: The music of the spheres {{SD-p-toc\|2\|601\|21c}}
			: The septenary demonstrated {{SD-p-toc\|2\|603\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.C\|C. The septenary element in the Vedas]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}
			: The Vedic teachings {{SD-p-toc\|2\|605\|21c}}
			: The seven earths and the seven races {{SD-p-toc\|2\|607\|21c}}
			: The Zoroastrian septenary {{SD-p-toc\|2\|609\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.D\|D. The septenary in the exoteric works]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}
			: The septenate in the Puranas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|611\|21c}}
			: Who are the maruts? {{SD-p-toc\|2\|613\|21c}}
			: The doom of continual rebirth {{SD-p-toc\|2\|615\|21c}}
			: Persian symbology {{SD-p-toc\|2\|617\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.E\|E. Seven in astronomy, science and magic]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|618\|21c}}
			: The cycle of the Naros {{SD-p-toc\|2\|619\|21c}}
			: Various cyclic calculations {{SD-p-toc\|2\|621\|21c}}
			: The septenate in physiology {{SD-p-toc\|2\|623\|21c}}
			: The hairy symbol {{SD-p-toc\|2\|625\|21c}}
			: The number seven in chemistry [periodic table] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|627\|21c}}
			: The seven priests of the Zuñis {{SD-p-toc\|2\|629\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.25 ch.F\|F. The seven souls of the egyptologists]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|630\|21c}}
			: The sidereal seven {{SD-p-toc\|2\|631\|21c}}
			: [Table of esoteric Indian and Egyptain names for human principles] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|632\|21c}}
			: The “principles” in the Egyptian metaphysics [Diagram of Kabala and Heiroglyphics] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|633\|21c}}
			: Man, the parent of all the mammals {{SD-p-toc\|2\|635\|21c}}
			: An allegory in the Anugîtâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|637\|21c}}
			: The allegory explained {{SD-p-toc\|2\|639\|21c}}
			: Hypnotism is — Satanism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|641\|21c}}
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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.19\| XIX. Is Pleroma Satan’s lair ?]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|506\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.19\| XIX. Is Pleroma Satan’s lair ?]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|506\|21c}}===
			: The living devils {{SD-p-toc\|2\|507\|21c}}
	: Jehovah’s personating spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|509\|21c}}		: Jehovah’s personating spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|509\|21c}}
			: Akâsa, the “Mysterium Magnum” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|511\|21c}}
	: The Mysterium Magnum {{SD-p-toc\|2\|512\|21c}}		: The Mysterium Magnum {{SD-p-toc\|2\|512\|21c}}
			: Mind, the quickening spirit {{SD-p-toc\|2\|513\|21c}}
	: The logos and Satan are one {{SD-p-toc\|2\|515\|21c}}		: The logos and Satan are one {{SD-p-toc\|2\|515\|21c}}
			: Baresma, the divine twig {{SD-p-toc\|2\|517\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.20\| XX. Prometheus the titan]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|519\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.20\| XX. Prometheus the titan]]}}. His origin in ancient India {{SD-p-toc\|2\|519\|21c}}===
	: ~~His origin in ancient India~~ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|~~519~~\|21c}}		: The poetry of modern orientalists {{SD-p-toc\|2\|521\|21c}}
	: The boon he gives {{SD-p-toc\|2\|523\|21c}}		: The boon he gives {{SD-p-toc\|2\|523\|21c}}
			: Greek ideas misunderstood {{SD-p-toc\|2\|525\|21c}}
			: The six brothers of Krishna {{SD-p-toc\|2\|527\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 ch.Esoteric tenets\|Esoteric tenets corroborated in every scripture]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|449\|21c}} ===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 ch.Esoteric tenets\|Esoteric tenets corroborated in every scripture]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|449\|21c}} ===
			: The Vedas written by initiates {{SD-p-toc\|2\|451\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.16\| § XVI. Adam-Adami]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|452\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.16\| § XVI. Adam-Adami]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|452\|21c}}===
			: “Nabathean Agriculture” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|453\|21c}}
			: Many views of many minds {{SD-p-toc\|2\|455\|21c}}
	: The Cabalistic four Adams {{SD-p-toc\|2\|457\|21c}}		: The Cabalistic four Adams {{SD-p-toc\|2\|457\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.17\| XVII. The “Holy of Holies” : its degradation]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.17\| XVII. The “Holy of Holies” : its degradation]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}===
			: The “God” sub rosâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|459\|21c}}
			: What was the circle-dance {{SD-p-toc\|2\|461\|21c}}
	: Christian symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|463\|21c}}		: Christian symbolism {{SD-p-toc\|2\|463\|21c}}
	: The “four-faced” Brahmâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|465\|21c}}		: The “four-faced” Brahmâ {{SD-p-toc\|2\|465\|21c}}
			: The etymology of “sacrament” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|467\|21c}}
	: The old and the new Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|469\|21c}}		: The old and the new Jehovah {{SD-p-toc\|2\|469\|21c}}
			: The craft of the rabbins {{SD-p-toc\|2\|471\|21c}}
			: The Elohistic and Jehovistic texts {{SD-p-toc\|2\|473\|21c}}

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	==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18\| XVIII. On the myth of the “fallen angel,” in its various aspects]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}===		==={{Style S-Small capitals\|[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18\| XVIII. On the myth of the “fallen angel,” in its various aspects]]}} {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}===
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.A\|The Evil Spirit : who and what ?]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.B\|The gods of light proceed from the gods of darkness]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}		[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.A\|A. The Evil Spirit : who and what?]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|475\|21c}}
	: [[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.C\|The many meanings of the “war in heaven”]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|492\|21c}}		: The genesis of the Devil {{SD-p-toc\|2\|477\|21c}}
			: God and Devil, both Metatrons {{SD-p-toc\|2\|479\|21c}}
			: Fraudulent translation of the Bible {{SD-p-toc\|2\|481\|21c}}
			: Vedas, once universal {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.B\|B. The gods of light proceed from the gods of darkness]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|483\|21c}}
			: The sons of eternity {{SD-p-toc\|2\|485\|21c}}
			: The shadows of the shadows {{SD-p-toc\|2\|487\|21c}}
			: The one passive deity {{SD-p-toc\|2\|489\|21c}}
			: The Zohar on the fallen ones {{SD-p-toc\|2\|491\|21c}}

			[[HPB-SD(21c) v.2 p.2 sec.18 ch.C\|C. The many meanings of the “war in heaven”]] {{SD-p-toc\|2\|492\|21c}}
			: The real meaning of the Cherub {{SD-p-toc\|2\|493\|21c}}
			: Various names for initiates {{SD-p-toc\|2\|495\|21c}}
			: Traces of pre-historic strifes {{SD-p-toc\|2\|497\|21c}}
			: Allegories on the “war in heaven” {{SD-p-toc\|2\|499\|21c}}
			: Sarpas — serpents — nagas {{SD-p-toc\|2\|501\|21c}}
			: The myth of Bel and Merodach {{SD-p-toc\|2\|503\|21c}}
			: The sacredness of the serpent {{SD-p-toc\|2\|505\|21c}}

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	* [[HPB-SD\|Main page]] for this book with general description and links.		* [[HPB-SD\|Main page]] for this book with general description and links.
			* [[HPB-SD(21c)/Changes\|Changes]] made to this edition.