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| item title = Miscellaneous Notes
| item author = Blavatsky H.P.
| volume = 13
| pages = 122
| publications = Lucifer, Vol. VII, No. 41, January, 1891, p. 392
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<center>[Lucifer, Vol. VII, No. 41, January, 1891, p. 392]</center>
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[Max Müller is mentioned as saying that Siva was drinking Bhang. To this H.P.B. remarks:]
Bhang is exoterically a strong intoxicant; but in esoteric symbology it stands for one of the siddhis or occult powers. But a Western Sanskritist may be well pardoned for being ignorant of the difference.
| item title = Miscellaneous Notes
| item author = Blavatsky H.P.
| volume = 13
| pages = 122
| publications = Lucifer, Vol. VII, No. 41, January, 1891, p. 392
| scrapbook =
| previous = Blavatsky H.P. - Comments on “The Theosophical Society and H.P.B.”
| next = Blavatsky H.P. - The Indian General Secretaryship
| alternatives = [https://www.katinkahesselink.net/blavatsky/articles/v13/y1891_005.htm KH]
| translations =
}}
{{Page aside|122}}
{{Style P-Title|MISCELLANEOUS NOTES}}
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<center>[Lucifer, Vol. VII, No. 41, January, 1891, p. 392]</center>
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[Max Müller is mentioned as saying that Siva was drinking Bhang. To this H.P.B. remarks:]
Bhang is exoterically a strong intoxicant; but in esoteric symbology it stands for one of the siddhis or occult powers. But a Western Sanskritist may be well pardoned for being ignorant of the difference.