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Abel, esoterically female, 256 fn. Abraham, feeding angels, 208. Abram, 261. | Abel, esoterically female, 256 fn. | ||
Abraham, feeding angels, 208. | |||
Abram, 261. | |||
Abstinentia, etc., see Porphyry. | Abstinentia, etc., see Porphyry. | ||
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Anima divina, and bruta, 205 fn., 228. | Anima divina, and bruta, 205 fn., 228. | ||
Animal (s): and manas, 46; and St. John Chrysostom, 47-48; are they endowed with souls ?, 12 et seq.; as automaton, 27; Bible teaches mercy to, 19; Catholics on resurrection of, 26-27; date of art. on souls of, {{Page aside|406}}12; endowed with intelligence, 36; eternal as ourselves, 49; future state of, not affirmed in Old Test., 42; have more instinct and intelligence than child, 35; have no permanent soul, acc. to Church, 22; immortal soul of, not denied in Bible, 42; immortality of, asserted in New Test., 42; karma of, 46; killing of, arrests evolution, 16, 48; Leibnitz on souls of, 39; man never becomes an, 183; may know it thinks, 36; moral status of, undefined by science, 25; resurrection of, 22, 26; soul of, a Force, 37; soul of, dies with body, acc. to Christians, 14, 25; soul of, not in devachan, 45; symbolical meaning of, 111-12; transformed into man, 45; will reach perfection, 46. | Animal (s): and manas, 46; and St. John Chrysostom, 47-48; are they endowed with souls?, 12 et seq.; as automaton, 27; Bible teaches mercy to, 19; Catholics on resurrection of, 26-27; date of art. on souls of, {{Page aside|406}}12; endowed with intelligence, 36; eternal as ourselves, 49; future state of, not affirmed in Old Test., 42; have more instinct and intelligence than child, 35; have no permanent soul, acc. to Church, 22; immortal soul of, not denied in Bible, 42; immortality of, asserted in New Test., 42; karma of, 46; killing of, arrests evolution, 16, 48; Leibnitz on souls of, 39; man never becomes an, 183; may know it thinks, 36; moral status of, undefined by science, 25; resurrection of, 22, 26; soul of, a Force, 37; soul of, dies with body, acc. to Christians, 14, 25; soul of, not in devachan, 45; symbolical meaning of, 111-12; transformed into man, 45; will reach perfection, 46. | ||
Anima Mundi, 221. | Anima Mundi, 221. | ||
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Animated: objects, and immortal beings, 229; statues, 213 et seq.; talismans, 217. | Animated: objects, and immortal beings, 229; statues, 213 et seq.; talismans, 217. | ||
Ank, and ansated cross, 297. Annales, etc., see Delaplace. Annales d'oculistique, 65. | Ank, and ansated cross, 297. | ||
Annales, etc., see Delaplace. | |||
Annales d'oculistique, 65. | |||
Anosh, 297. | Anosh, 297. | ||
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Aristotle: on oracular head, 220; on privation, 283. | Aristotle: on oracular head, 220; on privation, 283. | ||
–, De generatione animalium, | –, De generatione animalium, on stoicheias, 239; 357. | ||
on stoicheias, 239; 357. | |||
Armagh, Book of, 33 fn., 359. | Armagh, Book of, 33 fn., 359. | ||
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Aryas [Aryas]: familiar with mysteries of sound and color, 66; of pre-mahabharata period, 62. | Aryas [Aryas]: familiar with mysteries of sound and color, 66; of pre-mahabharata period, 62. | ||
Arya Samaj [Arya-samaj], 149. Aryasanga [Aryasamgha], 289. Aryavarta [Aryavarta], and | Arya Samaj [Arya-samaj], 149. | ||
H.P.B., 249. | |||
Aryasanga [Aryasamgha], 289. | |||
Aryavarta [Aryavarta], and H.P.B., 249. | |||
Asclepios, and Hermes, 216, 217 fn. | Asclepios, and Hermes, 216, 217 fn. | ||
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Astral Light : reflection of lower principles in, 189; of our atmosphere, 227 fn.; storehouse of all things, 250. | Astral Light: reflection of lower principles in, 189; of our atmosphere, 227 fn.; storehouse of all things, 250. | ||
Astral Monad : does not reincarnate, barring exceptions, 178; or bhoot, 178. | Astral Monad: does not reincarnate, barring exceptions, 178; or bhoot, 178. | ||
Astro-symbology, 257-58. | Astro-symbology, 257-58. | ||
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Automaton, 42. | Automaton, 42. | ||
Avatâra(s) : 274-75; of Khon, 119. | Avatâra(s): 274-75; of Khon, 119. | ||
Avesta, 298. | Avesta, 298. | ||
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Bawaji: and Mohini, 137; changed attitude of, 50. | Bawaji: and Mohini, 137; changed attitude of, 50. | ||
Bedouins, signal-chants of, 268. | Bedouins, signal-chants of, 268. “Before Birth,” see Pearson. | ||
Benedict XIV, Pope, De | Benedict XIV, Pope, De beatificatione, 26, 357. | ||
Bentley, 279, 357. | Bentley, 279, 357. | ||
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Bhûmi, earth, 274. | Bhûmi, earth, 274. | ||
Bible : numerical values in, 293 ; reason for inconsistencies in, 257-58. | Bible: numerical values in, 293; reason for inconsistencies in, 257-58. | ||
Bibi. Antiq., see Philo Judaeus. | |||
Bibliothèque des sciences, 39 fn. | |||
Binsfeld, Pierre, Tractatus de confess., etc., on murder, 206, 211; biogr., 357-58. | Binsfeld, Pierre, Tractatus de confess., etc., on murder, 206, 211; biogr., 357-58. | ||
Biographie universelle, see Cuvier, F. Birds, hatching out of fruit, 81. Black magic: and Initiates, 124; cause of abolition of mysteries, 124; in 19th cent., 216; used by Roman Cath, priests, 221 ; school of, from Etruria, 124. | Biographie universelle, see Cuvier, F. | ||
Birds, hatching out of fruit, 81. | |||
Black magic: and Initiates, 124; cause of abolition of mysteries, 124; in 19th cent., 216; used by Roman Cath, priests, 221; school of, from Etruria, 124. | |||
Blavatsky, H.P.: and group of occultists, 139; argues with Subba Row, 345 et seq.; attempts to render Tibetan terms in Brahmanical ones, 348; calls blessings on India, 249; cause of success of, 248; discusses criticisms of T.S., 153 et seq.; discusses R. Hodgson and his investigation, 318-29 (331-44); does not believe in a separate spirit, 51; emphatically defends Olcott, 165-67; facsimile of MSS. of, 172 ; first one in USA. to speak of Masters, 241; genealogy of, restored from astral light, 250; handwriting of, and experts, 337 fn. ; has enemies, 248; has Master’s protection, 247; imperfect and faulty, 247 ; instructions of, re disposal of body, 301-05 & facs.; knew {{Page aside|408}}little of Brahmanism in 1879, 348; letter of, to Olcott, 139- 40; letter of, to Judge, 135-38; letter to Sinnetts, 138-39; loses Russian pension, 10; motives of, and Hodgson’s ideas, 326 (340); must defend Olcott, 137; never doubted Master, 247; never shown forged letters, 323 (337); never took money for phenomena, 324 (338) ; no capacity for administration, 146; not going to USA., 138; obtained full assurance of existence of a Principle, 51; ordered to form Society, 145; quotes Paramaguru re T.S., 248 & fit.; quotes Capt. Banon re S.P.R., 329 (343); reviewsSinnett’s £7niW,306-17; saved from death by Master three times, 248; sceptic in early life, 51 ; sees Master bodily first time 1851, 247; sent to America in 1873, 145; seriously ill at Ostende, 301; uncertain authorship of article, 50. | Blavatsky, H.P.: and group of occultists, 139; argues with Subba Row, 345 et seq.; attempts to render Tibetan terms in Brahmanical ones, 348; calls blessings on India, 249; cause of success of, 248; discusses criticisms of T.S., 153 et seq.; discusses R. Hodgson and his investigation, 318-29 (331-44); does not believe in a separate spirit, 51; emphatically defends Olcott, 165-67; facsimile of MSS. of, 172; first one in USA. to speak of Masters, 241; genealogy of, restored from astral light, 250; handwriting of, and experts, 337 fn.; has enemies, 248; has Master’s protection, 247; imperfect and faulty, 247; instructions of, re disposal of body, 301-05 & facs.; knew {{Page aside|408}}little of Brahmanism in 1879, 348; letter of, to Olcott, 139-40; letter of, to Judge, 135-38; letter to Sinnetts, 138-39; loses Russian pension, 10; motives of, and Hodgson’s ideas, 326 (340); must defend Olcott, 137; never doubted Master, 247; never shown forged letters, 323 (337); never took money for phenomena, 324 (338); no capacity for administration, 146; not going to USA., 138; obtained full assurance of existence of a Principle, 51; ordered to form Society, 145; quotes Paramaguru re T.S., 248 & fit.; quotes Capt. Banon re S.P.R., 329 (343); reviewsSinnett’s £7niW,306-17; saved from death by Master three times, 248; sceptic in early life, 51; sees Master bodily first time 1851, 247; sent to America in 1873, 145; seriously ill at Ostende, 301; uncertain authorship of article, 50. | ||
–, Isis Unveiled: 44, 65, 74 fn., 114 fn., 182, 222, 287; and Visishtâdvaita, 50-52; copyright of, 136; encyclop. of occult subjects, 177; imperfections of, 50, 51; misprints in, 176 et seq., 181 et seq., most important aim of, 62; on cause of reincarnation, 183-84, 184; on Egyptian transmigration, 112-13; on magnetized statues, 123; on nature and evolution, 182; on punishment, 181 ; on pyramid and planetary spheres, 112-13; on reincarnation, 176 et seq.·, 178, 179; 198 & fn. ; proof of astral light, 250; stereotyped, 181; threefold classif. in, 288. | –, Isis Unveiled: 44, 65, 74 fn., 114 fn., 182, 222, 287; and Visishtâdvaita, 50-52; copyright of, 136; encyclop. of occult subjects, 177; imperfections of, 50, 51; misprints in, 176 et seq., 181 et seq., most important aim of, 62; on cause of reincarnation, 183-84, 184; on Egyptian transmigration, 112-13; on magnetized statues, 123; on nature and evolution, 182; on punishment, 181; on pyramid and planetary spheres, 112-13; on reincarnation, 176 et seq.·, 178, 179; 198 & fn.; proof of astral light, 250; stereotyped, 181; threefold classif. in, 288. | ||
–, The Key to Theosophy, reviewed by Vlad. S. Solovyov, 334 fn. | –, The Key to Theosophy, reviewed by Vlad. S. Solovyov, 334 fn. | ||
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Bollandists, 26. | Bollandists, 26. | ||
Bonnet, Charles, La palingenesie, etc., on souls of animals and man’s relation thereto, 40, 41, 42&fn.; biogr., 359. | Bonnet, Charles, La palingenesie, etc., on souls of animals and man’s relation thereto, 40, 41, 42<nowiki>&fn.;</nowiki> biogr., 359. | ||
Book of Formation, see Sepher Tet-zirah. | Book of Formation, see Sepher Tet-zirah. | ||
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Buddha, corner-stone of his teaching, 244. | Buddha, corner-stone of his teaching, 244. | ||
Buddhi: 225, 289, 299 ; spiritual aspirations follow, into Devachan, 52. | Buddhi: 225, 289, 299; spiritual aspirations follow, into Devachan, 52. | ||
Buffon, Comte de, and animal intelligence, 34, 36. | Buffon, Comte de, and animal intelligence, 34, 36. | ||
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Bunsen, C. K. J., 114 fn., 272. | Bunsen, C. K. J., 114 fn., 272. | ||
–, Egypt’s Place in Univ. | –, Egypt’s Place in Univ. Hist., on cycles, 278; 360. | ||
Hist., on cycles, 278; 360. | |||
Burigny, Jean Lévesque de, 26, 360. | Burigny, Jean Lévesque de, 26, 360. | ||
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Butler, Samuel, Hudibras, on barnacle-goose, 82 fn.; biogr., 360-61. | Butler, Samuel, Hudibras, on barnacle-goose, 82 fn.; biogr., 360-61. | ||
Butleroff, A. M.: and “spiritual phenomena,” 76; on colors and ants, 72-73; on fourth dimension and our senses, | Butleroff, A. M.: and “spiritual phenomena,” 76; on colors and ants, 72-73; on fourth dimension and our senses, 83-84, 86, 88; on materialism, 79, 80; on sounds and ants, 75. | ||
–, Scientific Letters, 75, 79, 82, 86, 88, 361. | –, Scientific Letters, 75, 79, 82, 86, 88, 361. | ||
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“Cabbalah, The,” see Skinner. | |||
Cables, Mrs. J., 241. | Cables, Mrs. J., 241. | ||
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Carpenter, Dr., quoted, 114 fn. | Carpenter, Dr., quoted, 114 fn. | ||
Casuistry, T. S. must shun, 166. Catherine of Medici, and black arts, 221. | Casuistry, T. S. must shun, 166. | ||
Catherine of Medici, and black arts, 221. | |||
Catholic Church, see Smith, G. D. | |||
Cedrenus, George, 217, 363-64. | |||
Censorinus, De Die Natali: on cycles, 277 & fn.; on genius, 195-96 fn; 364. | |||
Chabas, F.-J., on magic & occultism, 107-08; biogr., 364. | Chabas, F.-J., on magic & occultism, 107-08; biogr., 364. | ||
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Chatterji, Mohini M.: affects Arthur Gebhard, 137; altered views of, about Mahatmas, 137; criticism of Olcott and T. S. by A. Gebhard and, 135, 140 et seq.; deludes Miss F. Arundale, 137; ingratitude of, 139. | Chatterji, Mohini M.: affects Arthur Gebhard, 137; altered views of, about Mahatmas, 137; criticism of Olcott and T. S. by A. Gebhard and, 135, 140 et seq.; deludes Miss F. Arundale, 137; ingratitude of, 139. | ||
Chatterji, Mohini M. & Laura L. Holloway, Man :Fragments of Forgotten History, when written, 350 & fn. | Chatterji, Mohini M. & Laura L. Holloway, Man: Fragments of Forgotten History, when written, 350 & fn. | ||
Chela (s): and communication with guru, 243; full of meanness, 151; magnetic rapport with Master, 243; motives of, known, 243; one only, a full success, though seventy-two, accepted, 246; three, not yet failed, 246; trials of, 275-76. | Chela (s): and communication with guru, 243; full of meanness, 151; magnetic rapport with Master, 243; motives of, known, 243; one only, a full success, though seventy-two, accepted, 246; three, not yet failed, 246; trials of, 275-76. | ||
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Color: and languages, 64; and mental correlations, 66; and musical instruments, 64; and sound, 57 et seq., 62, 63-65, 66; and vowels, 63; Gautier and, 58; sense of, in ants, 72,73. | Color: and languages, 64; and mental correlations, 66; and musical instruments, 64; and sound, 57 et seq., 62, 63-65, 66; and vowels, 63; Gautier and, 58; sense of, in ants, 72,73. | ||
Commentarius, see Hilarius, St. Commentary, occult, on Spiritual | Commentarius, see Hilarius, St. | ||
Ego, 113. | |||
Commentary, occult, on Spiritual Ego, 113. | |||
Comm, ad Romanos, see John Chrysostom. | Comm, ad Romanos, see John Chrysostom. | ||
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Contes populaires, see Maspéro. | Contes populaires, see Maspéro. | ||
Cornelius á Lapide: on | Cornelius á Lapide: on “crea- tura,” 46-47; on elements, 47; biogr., 379. | ||
–, Comment. Apocal., on renovation of animals, 21. | –, Comment. Apocal., on renovation of animals, 21. | ||
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Cross, ansated: 293, 294; Seyf- farth on, 297. | Cross, ansated: 293, 294; Seyf-farth on, 297. | ||
Crucifixion, of man in space, 295-96, with facsimile. | Crucifixion, of man in space, 295-96, with facsimile. | ||
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Cuvier, Georges, 33, 37. | Cuvier, Georges, 33, 37. | ||
Cycle(s) : and modern fallacies, 276-80; cannot be impeded, 90; Censorinus on, 277; of aspirations, 251; misprinted as | Cycle(s): and modern fallacies, 276-80; cannot be impeded, 90; Censorinus on, 277; of aspirations, 251; misprinted as “planet” in Isis, 183; of 8,000 years, 94; of 3,000 years, 111, 113; phenomena and our present, 85; return of ancient, 66; sub-race, and our fifth race, 68. | ||
Cyril, St., and Hypatia, 46. | Cyril, St., and Hypatia, 46. | ||
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Daily Life, Some Words on, by a Master, 173-75. | Daily Life, Some Words on, by a Master, 173-75. | ||
Daïmon(es) : 88, 97 fn.; and theurgy, 121. | Daïmon(es): 88, 97 fn.; and theurgy, 121. | ||
Daniel, on | Daniel, on “mene, mene,” etc., 107 fn. | ||
Darbhagiri Nath, see Bawaji. | Darbhagiri Nath, see Bawaji. | ||
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Delir, see Michea. | Delir, see Michea. | ||
Delrio, Martin Anton, Disquisi- tionum, etc., on man after death, 228 & fn.; 366. | Delrio, Martin Anton, Disquisi-tionum, etc., on man after death, 228 & fn.; 366. | ||
Demonomanie, see Bodin. | Demonomanie, see Bodin. | ||
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De Wette, 19. | De Wette, 19. | ||
Dhyan-Choh ans [Dhyani- Chohans]: make themselves objective at will, 188; various categories of, and Elements, 188. | Dhyan-Choh ans [Dhyani-Chohans]: make themselves objective at will, 188; various categories of, and Elements, 188. | ||
Dhyan-chohanship, 44 fn., 46. | Dhyan-chohanship, 44 fn., 46. | ||
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{{Page aside|412}} | {{Page aside|412}} | ||
–, Historical | –, Historical Library; on magical idols, 220; on productions of the Chaldeans, 239-40 & fn. | ||
Diogenes Laertius: 239; 278. | Diogenes Laertius: 239; 278. | ||
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Dragon of Wisdom, 202. | Dragon of Wisdom, 202. | ||
Drioux, Abbé C.-J., La Somme théologique de saint Thomas, 31 ; biogr., 367. | Drioux, Abbé C.-J., La Somme théologique de saint Thomas, 31; biogr., 367. | ||
Drivai, Abbé van, 111, 367. | Drivai, Abbé van, 111, 367. | ||
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Dunlap, quoted, 232 fn.; 368. | Dunlap, quoted, 232 fn.; 368. | ||
Dupotet de Sennevoy, Baron Jules, 206, 207 ; biogr., 368. | Dupotet de Sennevoy, Baron Jules, 206, 207; biogr., 368. | ||
–, La magie dévoilée, on the | –, La magie dévoilée, on the “idol,” 207. | ||
“Dwellers of the Threshold,” within, 242. | |||
Dwijas [Dvijas],andlnitiates, 348. | Dwijas [Dvijas],andlnitiates, 348. | ||
Dynasties : as sishtas in luminous bodies, 96 in.; divine, 93; of gods and giants, 108. | Dynasties: as sishtas in luminous bodies, 96 in.; divine, 93; of gods and giants, 108. | ||
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Easter Island: 292-93; and ansated cross, 297. | Easter Island: 292-93; and ansated cross, 297. | ||
Ecclesiastes: on animals, 17, 30, 42; on man and beasts, 258. | |||
Eglinton, Wm.: and epilepsy, 61; remarkable medium, 320 (334). | Eglinton, Wm.: and epilepsy, 61; remarkable medium, 320 (334). | ||
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Egyptians: on man’s constitution, 189 et seq., 190 fn.; not inclined to Spiritualism, 117; theurgy of, 224. | Egyptians: on man’s constitution, 189 et seq., 190 fn.; not inclined to Spiritualism, 117; theurgy of, 224. | ||
''εἴδωλα'', 231. | |||
Eidolon: 181, 192, 196, 198, 207, 223 fn., 224; attracted to ashes, 227; and kama-loka, 227; and personal ego, 227. | Eidolon: 181, 192, 196, 198, 207, 223 fn., 224; attracted to ashes, 227; and kama-loka, 227; and personal ego, 227. | ||
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Elegiac, see Tibullus. | Elegiac, see Tibullus. | ||
Element(s): cosmic, and Dhyan- Chohans, 188; evolution from, 283-84; governed by invisible spirits, 37; quintuplated, and 14 worlds, 85; spirits of the, and divination, 234; the One, 43. | Element(s): cosmic, and Dhyan-Chohans, 188; evolution from, 283-84; governed by invisible spirits, 37; quintuplated, and 14 worlds, 85; spirits of the, and divination, 234; the One, 43. | ||
Elementals, relation of, to material objects, 225, 234. | Elementals, relation of, to material objects, 225, 234. | ||
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Elysium, 205. | Elysium, 205. | ||
Empedocles: 123, 283; on the soul, 206 fn. | Empedocles: 123, 283; on the soul, 206 fn. év, 283. | ||
év, 283. | |||
Encycl. théol., see Migne. | Encycl. théol., see Migne. | ||
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Eucharist, as fetish, 214. | Eucharist, as fetish, 214. | ||
Eusebius Pamphili, 98 fn. –, Chronicle, 96 fn., 368. –,Praeparatio Evangélica, 95. Evil: eye, cosmic and terrestrial, 114; spirituality, 180 fn. | Eusebius Pamphili, 98 fn. | ||
–, Chronicle, 96 fn., 368. | |||
–,Praeparatio Evangélica, 95. | |||
Evil: eye, cosmic and terrestrial, 114; spirituality, 180 fn. | |||
Evocation, formulae of, 206. | Evocation, formulae of, 206. | ||
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Faculties, new, in the physical world, 90. | Faculties, new, in the physical world, 90. | ||
Fadeyev (ne'e von Hahn), Helena A. de: H.P.B.’s mother, 30405 fn. ; her writings, 305 fn. | Fadeyev (ne'e von Hahn), Helena A. de: H.P.B.’s mother, 30405 fn.; her writings, 305 fn. | ||
Fadeyev (née Princess Dolgorukova), Helena P, de, H.P.B.’s grandmother, 304-05 fn. | Fadeyev (née Princess Dolgorukova), Helena P, de, H.P.B.’s grandmother, 304-05 fn. | ||
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Five Years of Theosophy, quoted, 286 & fn.. 287, 289 fn., 291 fn., 298-99, 300, 348; 371. | Five Years of Theosophy, quoted, 286 & fn.. 287, 289 fn., 291 fn., 298-99, 300, 348; 371. | ||
Flaccus, Granius, De indigita- mentis, 195-96 fn. | Flaccus, Granius, De indigita-mentis, 195-96 fn. | ||
Florilegium, see Stobaeus. | Florilegium, see Stobaeus. | ||
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Flourens, P.-M.-J., De la longévité humaine, etc., 37-38 & fn. | Flourens, P.-M.-J., De la longévité humaine, etc., 37-38 & fn. | ||
–, De | –, De l'instinct, etc., 34 fn.; biogr., 371. | ||
Foetus, and punishment, 181. | Foetus, and punishment, 181. | ||
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Ginsburg, C. D., The Kabbalah, etc., on Pico della Mirandola, 252 fn.; 271. | Ginsburg, C. D., The Kabbalah, etc., on Pico della Mirandola, 252 fn.; 271. | ||
γλυπτά, 231. | |||
Gnomes, 37. | Gnomes, 37. | ||
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Hare, Prof., 76. | Hare, Prof., 76. | ||
Harleian MS. | Harleian MS. 38-59, 33 fn. | ||
Harmony, Fable about a Society called, 53-54. | Harmony, Fable about a Society called, 53-54. | ||
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Heat, and light, identical if our sense-reactions altered, 72. | Heat, and light, identical if our sense-reactions altered, 72. | ||
Hebrew: alphabet and permutations, 262 & fh.; not the mystery- | Hebrew: alphabet and permutations, 262 & fh.; not the mystery-language of Moses, 262 fn.; poor language, 264, fn. | ||
language of Moses, 262 fn.; poor language, 264, fn. | |||
“Hebrew Metrology,” see Skinner. | “Hebrew Metrology,” see Skinner. | ||
Hefele, C. J. von, Concilienge- schichte, 28. | Hefele, C. J. von, Concilienge-schichte, 28. | ||
Heidenthum und Judenthum, see Dollinger. | Heidenthum und Judenthum, see Dollinger. | ||
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History of the Decline, etc., see Gibbon. | History of the Decline, etc., see Gibbon. | ||
Hodgson, Richard: attitude of, at Adyar, 4, 8-9: his | Hodgson, Richard: attitude of, at Adyar, 4, 8-9: his “Russian Spy” theory, 5-7, 10-11; H.P.B. discusses Report of, 2-11, 318-30 (331-44); never {{Page aside|416}}showed forged letters to H.P.B., 323 (337). | ||
Homer; ego of, 205; on the spiritual soul, 193, 204 fn. | Homer; ego of, 205; on the spiritual soul, 193, 204 fn. | ||
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Houen: 106, 191; and body of angels, 209; and ling, 201, 204-07; evocation of, for judicial aims, 206. | Houen: 106, 191; and body of angels, 209; and ling, 201, 204-07; evocation of, for judicial aims, 206. | ||
χρυσώσaί, 220 fn. | |||
Hiibbe-Schleiden, Dr. William, biogr. of, 375-77. | Hiibbe-Schleiden, Dr. William, biogr. of, 375-77. | ||
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–, De mysteriis, 120, 121, 198 fn., 378. | –, De mysteriis, 120, 121, 198 fn., 378. | ||
Iao, and Dodona oracle, 121 fn. | |||
Idiocy, 178. | Idiocy, 178. | ||
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Jewish Quarterly Review, on Philo’s work, 218 fn. | Jewish Quarterly Review, on Philo’s work, 218 fn. | ||
Jews: accusations against, 222; adapted Scriptures to astro- physiological symbols, 254-55, 258; no spirituality in, 257; numerical system of, 256-57, 260-61; rejected the higher law, 254. | Jews: accusations against, 222; adapted Scriptures to astro-physiological symbols, 254-55, 258; no spirituality in, 257; numerical system of, 256-57, 260-61; rejected the higher law, 254. | ||
Jinarâjadâsa, C., Letters from the Masters of the Wisdom, etc., 248 fn. | Jinarâjadâsa, C., Letters from the Masters of the Wisdom, etc., 248 fn. | ||
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Joshua, 216. | Joshua, 216. | ||
Journal de médecine de | Journal de médecine de l'Ouest, 65. | ||
Judaïsme, etc., see Dollinger. | Judaïsme, etc., see Dollinger. | ||
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Judea, colonization of, 254. | Judea, colonization of, 254. | ||
Judge, W.Q,. : letter from H.P.B. to, re Mohini and Gebhard, 135-38; Nirmanakaya blended with his | Judge, W.Q,.: letter from H.P.B. to, re Mohini and Gebhard, 135-38; Nirmanakaya blended with his “astral,” 138. | ||
Judges, 232 fn., 235, 275 fn. | |||
Judgment, right of private, 166. | |||
Jupiter Hoplosmios, temple of, 220. | |||
{{Style P-Subtitle|K}} | {{Style P-Subtitle|K}} | ||
Kabalah, Kabbalah: and geometrical elements, 293; and source of measures, 261; based on man alone, 264-65; contains no spiritual mysteries now, 259; derivation of word, 268; Jewish, in conflict with Eastern occultism, 253; Jewish, only one key, 261; literature on the, 271-72; numerical methods of, 257; real, concerns spirit, 267; rebirth of interest in, 253; sevenfold, 268; | Kabalah, Kabbalah: and geometrical elements, 293; and source of measures, 261; based on man alone, 264-65; contains no spiritual mysteries now, 259; derivation of word, 268; Jewish, in conflict with Eastern occultism, 253; Jewish, only one key, 261; literature on the, 271-72; numerical methods of, 257; real, concerns spirit, 267; rebirth of interest in, 253; sevenfold, 268; “short face” and “long face” in, 284; spelling of word, 250 fn.; texts of, dead letter now, 267. | ||
Kabalah, Doctrine of, see Waite. | |||
Kabbalah, The, see Ginsburg. | |||
Kabbalah, see Knorr. | |||
Kabbalah Unveiled, see Mathers. | |||
Kabbale, La, see Franck, A. | |||
Kabbalistic: axiom, 81, 84; keys, lost, 267. | Kabbalistic: axiom, 81, 84; keys, lost, 267. | ||
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Kabeiri: 215; as teraphim, 232 fn. | Kabeiri: 215; as teraphim, 232 fn. | ||
Kadeshim, male nautches, 256. Kama-Ioka: entities in, 120, 193; man cannot be in, and devachan at same time, 204-05, 229; or Limbus, 178, 180, 186 fn.; seeks communication with our world, 229; terrestrial energies in, 299. | Kadeshim, male nautches, 256. | ||
Kama-Ioka: entities in, 120, 193; man cannot be in, and devachan at same time, 204-05, 229; or Limbus, 178, 180, 186 fn.; seeks communication with our world, 229; terrestrial energies in, 299. | |||
Kama-rupa [Kama-rupa]: 180, 188; and elementáis cause apparitions, 188, 202. | Kama-rupa [Kama-rupa]: 180, 188; and elementáis cause apparitions, 188, 202. | ||
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Leibnitz, G. W.: an occultist without suspecting it, 39; likens death to sleep, 38; on resurrection, 38. | Leibnitz, G. W.: an occultist without suspecting it, 39; likens death to sleep, 38; on resurrection, 38. | ||
Le | Le Loyer, P., Quatre livres des spectres, etc.: on lemures and larvae, 194-95 & fn.; on lower souls, 197; biogr., 379. | ||
Lelut, L.-F., on hallucination, 61; biogr., 380. | Lelut, L.-F., on hallucination, 61; biogr., 380. | ||
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Letters of H. P. Blavatsky, see Sinnett. | Letters of H. P. Blavatsky, see Sinnett. | ||
Lettre a M. Letronne, see Reuvens. Leuret. F., Fragments, etc., on hallucination, 62; biogr., 380. | Lettre a M. Letronne, see Reuvens. | ||
Leuret. F., Fragments, etc., on hallucination, 62; biogr., 380. | |||
Levi, filiphas, mystified people, 266. | Levi, filiphas, mystified people, 266. | ||
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–, Grimoire des sorciers, 116-17. | –, Grimoire des sorciers, 116-17. | ||
–, Le livre des splendeurs, 270-71. Levites: practised degenerate mysteries, 256; veiled pantheism under monotheism, 253. | –, Le livre des splendeurs, 270-71. | ||
Levites: practised degenerate mysteries, 256; veiled pantheism under monotheism, 253. | |||
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Lie, outweighs greatest crime, 125. | Lie, outweighs greatest crime, 125. | ||
Life : the One, 38, 43 ; transfer of, in mesmerism, 315-16. | Life: the One, 38, 43; transfer of, in mesmerism, 315-16. | ||
Light : and science, 65 ; and sound in Vedas, 67; parabrahmic, 46; words of, and sound, derived from same roots, 66 et seq. | Light: and science, 65; and sound in Vedas, 67; parabrahmic, 46; words of, and sound, derived from same roots, 66 et seq. | ||
Light, quoted, 176. | Light, quoted, 176. | ||
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Loyola, T. S. needs no, 166. | Loyola, T. S. needs no, 166. | ||
Lubbock, Sir John, on ants, 72- 73, 75; biogr., 381. | Lubbock, Sir John, on ants, 72-73, 75; biogr., 381. | ||
Lucian, 214, 217, 240. | Lucian, 214, 217, 240. | ||
–, De dea Syria, on Egyptian | –, De dea Syria, on Egyptian magic, 120, 131. | ||
magic, 120, 131. | |||
–, Philopseudês, 120, 131. | –, Philopseudês, 120, 131. | ||
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Lucifer, 148 fn., 183 fn., 190 fn., 248 fn. | Lucifer, 148 fn., 183 fn., 190 fn., 248 fn. | ||
Lucretius, De rerum natura : 205 fn. ; alleged quote from, 199 fn. ; on kama-loka, 229; on simulacrum, 193, 229. | Lucretius, De rerum natura: 205 fn.; alleged quote from, 199 fn.; on kama-loka, 229; on simulacrum, 193, 229. | ||
Lundy, J. P., Monumental Christianity, and Wittoba, 295 fn., 296. | Lundy, J. P., Monumental Christianity, and Wittoba, 295 fn., 296. | ||
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Magical, characters, in initiationcrypts, 107 fn. | Magical, characters, in initiationcrypts, 107 fn. | ||
Magie, etc., see Dupotet. Magnetism, transfer of, 316. Maha-Chohan, views of, on T.S., 248 fn., 249 fn. | Magie, etc., see Dupotet. | ||
Magnetism, transfer of, 316. | |||
Maha-Chohan, views of, on T.S., 248 fn., 249 fn. | |||
Maha-manvantara, and individuality, 52. | Maha-manvantara, and individuality, 52. | ||
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Maharloka: and fourth-dimension, 85; 4th world of higher septenary, 85. | Maharloka: and fourth-dimension, 85; 4th world of higher septenary, 85. | ||
Mahatma-Dugpas [Mahatman- Dugpas], 151. | Mahatma-Dugpas [Mahatman-Dugpas], 151. | ||
Mahatma Letters, see Sinnett. | Mahatma Letters, see Sinnett. | ||
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Mahatmaship, as state and title, 157 fn. | Mahatmaship, as state and title, 157 fn. | ||
Mahayana [Mahayana], 289. Mai, Cardinal, 96 fn. | Mahayana [Mahayana], 289. | ||
Mai, Cardinal, 96 fn. | |||
Maimonides, Moreh Nebuchim: on Jewish tutelary gods, 217, 219; on teraphim, 232 & fn., 233 fn. | Maimonides, Moreh Nebuchim: on Jewish tutelary gods, 217, 219; on teraphim, 232 & fn., 233 fn. | ||
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Malebranche, on Descartes’ views, 27. | Malebranche, on Descartes’ views, 27. | ||
Man : cannot become an animal, 183; esoterically, a septenary, 207; final goal of evolution, 16, inner, repressed, 308; meaning of | Man: cannot become an animal, 183; esoterically, a septenary, 207; final goal of evolution, 16, inner, repressed, 308; meaning of “to slay a man,” 256; seven-fold in incarnation, 290. | ||
Man, etc., see Chatterji. | Man, etc., see Chatterji. | ||
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Mansi, G. D., Sacrorum, etc., 28. | Mansi, G. D., Sacrorum, etc., 28. | ||
“Manual,” of Elem. occultism, 223. | |||
Manuel bibliogr., see Caillet. | Manuel bibliogr., see Caillet. | ||
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Masoretic signs, 262 & fn., 263. | Masoretic signs, 262 & fn., 263. | ||
Maspéro, Gaston, Notes, etc., 102. –, Sur la stèle de Г intronisation, 103. | Maspéro, Gaston, Notes, etc., 102. | ||
–, Sur la stèle de Г intronisation, 103. | |||
–, Les contes populaires de VÉgypte ancienne, 101 fn. | –, Les contes populaires de VÉgypte ancienne, 101 fn. | ||
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–, Guide du visiteur au Musée de Boulaq, 109. | –, Guide du visiteur au Musée de Boulaq, 109. | ||
Master (s): and probation, 243; belief in, no article of faith, 169; conditions to reach, 242; distance of student from, 175; doubt of, 245; enemies of, 242; excerpts from letter of a, 146-48 fn., 169-71 ; fidelity to, 243 ; holy mortals, 242; infallibility of, to be opposed, 148; letter from, on true Theosophist, 146-48 fn., 169-71,173-75 ; made publicly known in U. S. A. by H. P. B., 241 ; not a chromo-premium to best- behaved, 245; on Christianity, 147 fn. ; on man in 3rd round, 69; real originators of T. S., 157; refuse to interfere with karma, 249; saves H. P. B. from death, 248; subservient to laws, 242; under karma, 243. | Master (s): and probation, 243; belief in, no article of faith, 169; conditions to reach, 242; distance of student from, 175; doubt of, 245; enemies of, 242; excerpts from letter of a, 146-48 fn., 169-71; fidelity to, 243; holy mortals, 242; infallibility of, to be opposed, 148; letter from, on true Theosophist, 146-48 fn., 169-71,173-75; made publicly known in U. S. A. by H. P. B., 241; not a chromo-premium to best- behaved, 245; on Christianity, 147 fn.; on man in 3rd round, 69; real originators of T. S., 157; refuse to interfere with karma, 249; saves H. P. B. from death, 248; subservient to laws, 242; under karma, 243. | ||
Materialism: and Locke’s thinking matter, 30; Butleroff on, 79, 80; cultured classes honeycombed with, 79; makes of Kosmos a tomb, 80; of science 25, 71. | Materialism: and Locke’s thinking matter, 30; Butleroff on, 79, 80; cultured classes honeycombed with, 79; makes of Kosmos a tomb, 80; of science 25, 71. | ||
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Maury, L.-F.-A., Histoire des religions de la Grèce antique, 121 fn.; biogr., 382. | Maury, L.-F.-A., Histoire des religions de la Grèce antique, 121 fn.; biogr., 382. | ||
Maya [Mâyâ] : and animal resurrections, 27; and perceptions, 350. | Maya [Mâyâ]: and animal resurrections, 27; and perceptions, 350. | ||
{{Page aside|421}} | {{Page aside|421}} | ||
Mayavi-rupa [Mâyâvi-rûpa], 188, 202. | Mayavi-rupa [Mâyâvi-rûpa], 188, 202. | ||
Measures : and Bible, 293 ; occult source of, underlying Kosmos and ancient monuments, 292 et seq. | Measures: and Bible, 293; occult source of, underlying Kosmos and ancient monuments, 292 et seq. | ||
Meat: early Christians did not eat, 18, 49; flesh-eaters, 12-13. | Meat: early Christians did not eat, 18, 49; flesh-eaters, 12-13. | ||
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Metals, used for magical evocations, 237. | Metals, used for magical evocations, 237. | ||
Metamathematics, 88. Metamorphoses, see Apuleius. Metam., see Ovid. | Metamathematics, 88. | ||
Metamorphoses, see Apuleius. | |||
Metam., see Ovid. | |||
Metaphysics, Aryan, 91. | Metaphysics, Aryan, 91. | ||
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Milton, Paradise Lost, on man’s dominion over beasts, 22; quoted, 309. | Milton, Paradise Lost, on man’s dominion over beasts, 22; quoted, 309. | ||
Miracles: and church, 25, 27; and hallucinations, 61 ; seeming, result of occult laws, 39. | Miracles: and church, 25, 27; and hallucinations, 61; seeming, result of occult laws, 39. | ||
Mirville, Eudes de: and Council of Lateran, 29; defends | Mirville, Eudes de: and Council of Lateran, 29; defends | ||
animal life, 24 fn. ; destroys his own views, 23-24; quoted or ref., 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 47, 55, 56, 62, 79. | animal life, 24 fn. ; destroys his own views, 23-24; quoted or ref., 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 34, 47, 55, 56, 62, 79. | ||
–, Pneumatologie. Des Esprits, etc.: quoted or ref., 37-38, 38, 40-41, 105, 107, 109-10, 111, 115, 116, 117, 117-18, 118-19, 120, 121 fn., 122, 123, 124; on fetishism, 215; on gods that eat, 208; on Jews and sorcery, 222 ; on oracular heads, 220; on souls of animals, 37; on vivisection, 15, 16; quotes Cornelius à Lapide, 21 ; rebels against St. Thomas, 37. Bibliogr. data on, 384. | –, Pneumatologie. Des Esprits, etc.: quoted or ref., 37-38, 38, 40-41, 105, 107, 109-10, 111, 115, 116, 117, 117-18, 118-19, 120, 121 fn., 122, 123, 124; on fetishism, 215; on gods that eat, 208; on Jews and sorcery, 222; on oracular heads, 220; on souls of animals, 37; on vivisection, 15, 16; quotes Cornelius à Lapide, 21; rebels against St. Thomas, 37. Bibliogr. data on, 384. | ||
Mochus, 95. | Mochus, 95. | ||
Modern Priestess, etc., see Solovyov. Mohini, see Chatterji. | Modern Priestess, etc., see Solovyov. | ||
Mohini, see Chatterji. | |||
Moksha: 51; and non-Ego, 179. | Moksha: 51; and non-Ego, 179. | ||
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Monumenta Germaniae Histórica, 196 fn. | Monumenta Germaniae Histórica, 196 fn. | ||
Monumental Christianity, see Lundy | Monumental Christianity, see Lundy. | ||
Monumenti, etc., see Rosellini. | |||
Monuments, etc., see Mariette Bey. Moon, and Qû-tâmy, 230. | Monuments, etc., see Champollion. | ||
Monuments, etc., see Mariette Bey. | |||
Moon, and Qû-tâmy, 230. | |||
Moor, Edward, Hindoo Pantheon, plate showing Wittoba, 296; quoted, 295 fn.; biogr., 348. | Moor, Edward, Hindoo Pantheon, plate showing Wittoba, 296; quoted, 295 fn.; biogr., 348. | ||
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Moses de Leon: 259; biogr. notes on, 270. | Moses de Leon: 259; biogr. notes on, 270. | ||
–, Ha-Nephesh ha-Hakamah, 270. Moses ... de Leon, see Jellinek. Mouchards, 78. | –, Ha-Nephesh ha-Hakamah, 270. | ||
Moses ... de Leon, see Jellinek. | |||
Mouchards, 78. | |||
Mousseaux, see Gougenot. | Mousseaux, see Gougenot. | ||
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{{Style P-Subtitle|N}} | {{Style P-Subtitle|N}} | ||
Nahmanides, 261 fn.; biogr.; 385 | Nahmanides, 261 fn.; biogr.; 385. | ||
Nature: and numerical values, 292; Butleroff on, 75; concrete, not abstract, 75; never proceeds backwards, 183; no impassable walls in, 87 ; our impressions of, conditioned by senses, 75; tries again, 182. | Napoleon, and candles, 115. | ||
Nature: and numerical values, 292; Butleroff on, 75; concrete, not abstract, 75; never proceeds backwards, 183; no impassable walls in, 87; our impressions of, conditioned by senses, 75; tries again, 182. | |||
Nature, La, on color-sounds, 63. | Nature, La, on color-sounds, 63. | ||
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Night of Brahma, and individuality, 52. | Night of Brahma, and individuality, 52. | ||
Nirmanakayas [Nirmânakâyas] : and Judge, 138; defined, 188 fn. | Nirmanakayas [Nirmânakâyas]: and Judge, 138; defined, 188 fn. | ||
Nirvana [Nirvâna] : 51, 202; and non-Ego, 179; defined, 184. | Nirvana [Nirvâna]: 51, 202; and non-Ego, 179; defined, 184. | ||
Norremberg polarizer, 292. | Norremberg polarizer, 292. | ||
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Nous, 205 fn. | Nous, 205 fn. | ||
Numbers: Hebrew letters as, 262; | Numbers: Hebrew letters as, 262; Sanskrit letters as, 264 fn. | ||
Sanskrit letters as, 264 fn. | |||
Nüssbaumer, Dr., 62. | Nüssbaumer, Dr., 62. | ||
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{{Style P-Subtitle|O}} | {{Style P-Subtitle|O}} | ||
Obscuration, and sishtas, 44 in. | Obscuration, and sishtas, 44 in. | ||
Occult: knowledge, deals with mental states, 267; origin of, knowledge, 124; phenomena, 125 ; powers from lost Atlantis, 347 ; science, has key to mysteries of nature, 55. | Occult: knowledge, deals with mental states, 267; origin of, knowledge, 124; phenomena, 125; powers from lost Atlantis, 347; science, has key to mysteries of nature, 55. | ||
Occulta phil., see Agrippa. | Occulta phil., see Agrippa. | ||
Occultism; cements all religions, 91 ; eastern, in conflict with {{Page aside|423}}Jewish Kabalah, 253; eastern, veils pantheism with polytheism, 253 ; fundamental doctrines unchanged, 347; practical, and sevenfold division, 349; why opposed by Science, 77. | Occultism; cements all religions, 91; eastern, in conflict with {{Page aside|423}}Jewish Kabalah, 253; eastern, veils pantheism with polytheism, 253; fundamental doctrines unchanged, 347; practical, and sevenfold division, 349; why opposed by Science, 77. | ||
Occultists: and Theosophists, contrasted, 78; can wait, 90; have their mouth closed, 78; relation of, to science, 78. | Occultists: and Theosophists, contrasted, 78; can wait, 90; have their mouth closed, 78; relation of, to science, 78. | ||
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Occult World, see Sinnett. | Occult World, see Sinnett. | ||
“Occult World Phenomena,” etc., see Sinnett. | |||
Octavius, see Felix, M. M. | Octavius, see Felix, M. M. | ||
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Oedipus, etc., see Kircher. | Oedipus, etc., see Kircher. | ||
Olcott, Col. H. S.: accused of Caesarism, 154; alleged papal authority of, 163-64; criticised by Mohini and Gebhard, 140 et seq. | Olcott, Col. H. S.: accused of Caesarism, 154; alleged papal authority of, 163-64; criticised by Mohini and Gebhard, 140 et seq.; defence of, by H. P. B., 137, 165-67; ignorant of Aryan philos. in 1875, 50; letter of H. P. B. to, 139-40; only complaint of, 150-51; pays all expenses, 149; president for life, 146; qualities of, 151, 155. | ||
Old Testament, symbolism of, 254-55. | Old Testament, symbolism of, 254-55. | ||
Oliphant, Laurence, 246, 386-87. One Life, 38, 43. | Oliphant, Laurence, 246, 386-87. | ||
One Life, 38, 43. | |||
Ooza, and tau, 298. | Ooza, and tau, 298. | ||
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Oracula, etc., see Psellus. | Oracula, etc., see Psellus. | ||
Oracular heads, 220 et seq. Origen, 46, 198, 225. | Oracular heads, 220 et seq. | ||
Origen, 46, 198, 225. | |||
Original, see Programme. | Original, see Programme. | ||
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Paganisme, etc., see Dollinger. | |||
Palingenesie, etc., see Bonnet. | |||
Palladium, Greco-Phrygian, 221. Pandemonium, in T.S., 167-68. | Palladium, Greco-Phrygian, 221. | ||
Pandemonium, in T.S., 167-68. | |||
Papyrus (i): and magic, 92, 9495; and sorcery, 114; Harris, 104, 105 et seq., 126; magical scenes from Lepsius, 97-101; magically prepared, 107; occult meaning of animals in, 110; of Anastasi, 120, 131; of Prisse, 118-19; of Nevo-loo, 109-10; of Rollin, 128-29; on judgment of soul, 109; on osirified soul, 94; Reuven on historic value of, 121; types of writing in, 105 fn.; witnesses to magic, 105. | Papyrus (i): and magic, 92, 9495; and sorcery, 114; Harris, 104, 105 et seq., 126; magical scenes from Lepsius, 97-101; magically prepared, 107; occult meaning of animals in, 110; of Anastasi, 120, 131; of Prisse, 118-19; of Nevo-loo, 109-10; of Rollin, 128-29; on judgment of soul, 109; on osirified soul, 94; Reuven on historic value of, 121; types of writing in, 105 fn.; witnesses to magic, 105. | ||
Papyrus magique Harris, see Chabas. Parabrahm [Parabrahman]: 259, 296; and Personal God in Isis, 51; ego merged in, 52; or Univ. Spirit, 51. | Papyrus magique Harris, see Chabas. | ||
Parabrahm [Parabrahman]: 259, 296; and Personal God in Isis, 51; ego merged in, 52; or Univ. Spirit, 51. | |||
Paracelsus, see Hartmann, Dr. F. | Paracelsus, see Hartmann, Dr. F. | ||
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Paramaguru, on T.S., and Founders, 248 & fn., 249 fn. | Paramaguru, on T.S., and Founders, 248 & fn., 249 fn. | ||
Paramatman [Paramatman], 43. Paranirvana [Paranirvana]: ego enters, 52; man’s spirit preserves individuality in, 51. | Paramatman [Paramatman], 43. | ||
Paranirvana [Paranirvana]: ego enters, 52; man’s spirit preserves individuality in, 51. | |||
Parent Body, defined, 157. | Parent Body, defined, 157. | ||
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Phallicism, real meaning of, 294. | Phallicism, real meaning of, 294. | ||
Phantom, of body, and | Phantom, of body, and Vedantins, 349. | ||
Phenomena: and 4th dimension, 84, 86; and scientific observations, 83; are all cyclic, 251; causes of, and scientists, 71; exist per se, 72; interchange of, between two worlds, 84; occult, 125; occult, and science, 77; psychic, 290; reason for flood of, 85. | Phenomena: and 4th dimension, 84, 86; and scientific observations, 83; are all cyclic, 251; causes of, and scientists, 71; exist per se, 72; interchange of, between two worlds, 84; occult, 125; occult, and science, 77; psychic, 290; reason for flood of, 85. | ||
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Pi tris [Pitris], 184. | Pi tris [Pitris], 184. | ||
Plane(s) : and fourth dimension, 85; higher, in our three- dimens. world, 86; inter-communication between, 87-88; of ants, 86. | Plane(s): and fourth dimension, 85; higher, in our three- dimens. world, 86; inter-communication between, 87-88; of ants, 86. | ||
Planet(s): and Root-Races, 113; light of, and magical statues, 219; misprint for | Planet(s): and Root-Races, 113; light of, and magical statues, 219; misprint for “cycle” in Isis, 183, 184. | ||
Planetary: chambers, and soul at death, 113; spirits, 120. | Planetary: chambers, and soul at death, 113; spirits, 120. | ||
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–, Quaestiones Romanes, on lares, 194. | –, Quaestiones Romanes, on lares, 194. | ||
Pneuma, and semen, 239 fn. πνεύματα, etc., 234, 239. | Pneuma, and semen, 239 fn. | ||
πνεύματα, etc., 234, 239. | |||
Pneumatologie, etc., see Mirville. | Pneumatologie, etc., see Mirville. | ||
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Polytheism: and monotheism, masks, 253; rests on the one unity, 274. | Polytheism: and monotheism, masks, 253; rests on the one unity, 274. | ||
Pontifs, Sacred Books of, see | Pontifs, Sacred Books of, see Flaccus, De indig. | ||
Pope, A., An Essay on Man, 35. | |||
Popes, and sorcery, 222. | |||
Porphyry: 192; demons of, 237; on death and initiation, 122; on Stygios, see Stobaeus. | Porphyry: 192; demons of, 237; on death and initiation, 122; on Stygios, see Stobaeus. | ||
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Prakriti [Prakriti]: 286; as producer, 291. | Prakriti [Prakriti]: 286; as producer, 291. | ||
Pralaya: 44; universal, and | Pralaya: 44; universal, and preserv. of individuality, 52. | ||
Prana [Prana], 180, 202, 224, 299. | Prana [Prana], 180, 202, 224, 299. | ||
Preparatio Evangelica, see Eusebius. Presence, divine, 273, 274. | Preparatio Evangelica, see Eusebius. | ||
Presence, divine, 273, 274. | |||
Presse, La, and Gautier, 58. | Presse, La, and Gautier, 58. | ||
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Principalities, Elementary, 37. | Principalities, Elementary, 37. | ||
Principle (s): and souls, aspects of the One Spirit, 206 fn.; classification of, 284 et seq., 290-91, 345 et seq.; correspond to those of Kosmos, 290; endowed with illusive action, 180; four lower, 180, 186-87; human, in Egyptian teachings, 190 fn., 224; ignorance about, 225; mathematics of, 286; not entities but upadhis, 286; plurality of, in man 198; separation of, 299; | Principle (s): and souls, aspects of the One Spirit, 206 fn.; classification of, 284 et seq., 290-91, 345 et seq.; correspond to those of Kosmos, 290; endowed with illusive action, 180; four lower, 180, 186-87; human, in Egyptian teachings, 190 fn., 224; ignorance about, 225; mathematics of, 286; not entities but upadhis, 286; plurality of, in man 198; separation of, 299; sevenfold classif. esoteric, 285; seventh, and Univ. Spirit, 51; subjective, 290 fn.; undifferentiated, and Dhyan-Chohans, 188. | ||
sevenfold classif. esoteric, 285; seventh, and Univ. Spirit, 51; subjective, 290 fn.; undifferentiated, and Dhyan-Chohans, 188. | |||
Probation: seven years of, 242; trials of, 243, 245. | Probation: seven years of, 242; trials of, 243, 245. | ||
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Puraravas, and swastika, 293. | Puraravas, and swastika, 293. | ||
Pyramid, seven chambers of, 113. Pythagoras, 123, 214, 283, 292; | Pyramid, seven chambers of, 113. | ||
on imagination, 81; on the soul, 205 fn. | |||
Pythagoras, 123, 214, 283, 292; on imagination, 81; on the soul, 205 fn. | |||
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Qabbalah, etc., see Myer. | Qabbalah, etc., see Myer. | ||
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Rabble, same in all ages, 198. | |||
Race, see Root-Race. | |||
Rachel, and idols, 216. | Rachel, and idols, 216. | ||
Raghunath Rao, | Raghunath Rao, What is Hindu Religion?, 44 fn. | ||
Ranae, see Aristophanes. | Ranae, see Aristophanes. | ||
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Regions, seven, 274, 275. | Regions, seven, 274, 275. | ||
Reincarnation: 176 el seq.; and karma, 177; cause of, 184; cyclic necessity, 183; errors in Isis on, 176 et seq. | Reincarnation: 176 el seq.; and karma, 177; cause of, 184; cyclic necessity, 183; errors in Isis on, 176 et seq.; no immediate, for Monad, 179. | ||
Religion: astro-physiological, 254; Jewish, mostly sexual & phallic worship, 255. | Religion: astro-physiological, 254; Jewish, mostly sexual & phallic worship, 255. | ||
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Rings, coloured, artificially produced, 291-92. | Rings, coloured, artificially produced, 291-92. | ||
Rishis [Rishis] : seven & ten, 287 ; seven at end of round, 44. | Rishis [Rishis]: seven & ten, 287; seven at end of round, 44. | ||
Rochas d’Aiglun, E.-A.-A. de, 63 ; biogr., 390. | Rochas d’Aiglun, E.-A.-A. de, 63; biogr., 390. | ||
Roman : Catholics, and magic, 125; Catholics, and sorcery, 93; Church, despoiled Jews of black arts, 222. | Roman: Catholics, and magic, 125; Catholics, and sorcery, 93; Church, despoiled Jews of black arts, 222. | ||
Roman Breviary, 32 fn. | Roman Breviary, 32 fn. | ||
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Romanes, Dr. G. J., 33 fn., 391. | Romanes, Dr. G. J., 33 fn., 391. | ||
Romans, Epistle to | Romans, Epistle to the: on bondage of corruption, 20; on expectation and deliverance of creatures, 43-46. | ||
Römische Geschichte, see Mommsen. | |||
Root-Race (s) : evolution of seven, 113; fifth, man, 199; fifth, and axial point of sub-race cycle, 68; first, and development of senses, 68; fourth, 90; fourth & fifth, 287 ; third & fourth, and cyclic return, 66; third, and woman, 256 fn.; we are in 5th sub-race of fifth, 70. | |||
Rosellini, I., I Monument!, etc., on manes, 96-97; biogr., 391. | Rosellini, I., I Monument!, etc., on manes, 96-97; biogr., 391. | ||
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Rougé, Vicomte de, 105, 108, 111, 114, 118, 119 fn., 123. | Rougé, Vicomte de, 105, 108, 111, 114, 118, 119 fn., 123. | ||
Round (s) : fourth and development of senses, 68; fourth, and {{Page aside|427}}its sub-races, 69; spirituality in, 69, 70; third, compared to fourth, 69. | Round (s): fourth and development of senses, 68; fourth, and {{Page aside|427}}its sub-races, 69; spirituality in, 69, 70; third, compared to fourth, 69. | ||
Royal Masonic Cycl., see MacKenzie. | Royal Masonic Cycl., see MacKenzie. | ||
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Sabinus, Aulus, 228, 391. | Sabinus, Aulus, 228, 391. | ||
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Samadhi [Samadhi], 289, 290. | Samadhi [Samadhi], 289, 290. | ||
Samkhyakärikä, on Prakriti, 291; | Samkhyakärikä, on Prakriti, 291; 392. | ||
392. | |||
Samson, 275, fn. | Samson, 275, fn. | ||
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Schütze, Herr Ernst, and H.P.B.’s handwriting, 337 fn. | Schütze, Herr Ernst, and H.P.B.’s handwriting, 337 fn. | ||
Science: and 4th dimension, 85, 86; and occult teachings, 77; cannot explain rationale of phenomena, 70; dogmas in, and | Science: and 4th dimension, 85, 86; and occult teachings, 77; cannot explain rationale of phenomena, 70; dogmas in, and idealistic school of, 79; inconsistent, 252; occult, has key to mysteries, 55; occult or exact, discussed, 55 et seq.; of alchemy, 75; unsavory methods of, 78-79; proceeds by inductive methods, 78; sacred, in days of Moses, 240; secret, practised by Church, 251-52. | ||
idealistic school of, 79; inconsistent, 252; occult, has key to mysteries, 55; occult or exact, discussed, 55 et seq.; of alchemy, 75; unsavory methods of, 78-79; proceeds by inductive methods, 78; sacred, in days of Moses, 240; secret, practised by Church, 251-52. | |||
Scient. Letters, see Butleroff. | Scient. Letters, see Butleroff. | ||
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Secret Doctrine, see Blavatsky. | Secret Doctrine, see Blavatsky. | ||
Secret Doctrine of Israel, see Waite. Secret retreats, preserve history of world, 93. | Secret Doctrine of Israel, see Waite. | ||
Secret retreats, preserve history of world, 93. | |||
Selden, John, 236, 237; biogr., 393. | Selden, John, 236, 237; biogr., 393. | ||
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Sepher Yetgirah, 268, 269, 271, 393. | Sepher Yetgirah, 268, 269, 271, 393. | ||
Sephiroth, Seven & ten, 287 | Sephiroth, Seven & ten, 287. | ||
Sepp, Dr., 280; biogr., 393-94. | |||
Septuagint: 255; on teraphim, 231, 235. | |||
Seraphim: and teraphim, 231; from sarpa, 232 fn. | Seraphim: and teraphim, 231; from sarpa, 232 fn. | ||
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Servius, Maurus Honoratus, 228, 394. | Servius, Maurus Honoratus, 228, 394. | ||
Sesha: 278-79-, and swastika, 293. Sesostris, instructed in magic, 120. | Sesha: 278-79-, and swastika, 293. | ||
Sesostris, instructed in magic, 120. | |||
Seven: number, a power, 288; three and four, as factors in building Universe, 295. | Seven: number, a power, 288; three and four, as factors in building Universe, 295. | ||
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–, The Occult World, 318 (331), 319 (332), 321 (335), 329 (344). | –, The Occult World, 318 (331), 319 (332), 321 (335), 329 (344). | ||
–, The | –, The “Occult World Phenomena” and the S. P. R., 3, 8-11. | ||
–, United, reviewed by H.P.B., 306-17. | –, United, reviewed by H.P.B., 306-17. | ||
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–, Key to .... the Source of Measures, 256 fn., 264, 292, 293-97. | –, Key to .... the Source of Measures, 256 fn., 264, 292, 293-97. | ||
–, | –, “Hebrew Metrology,” 256-57, 265. | ||
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–, Modern Priestess of Isis, 304, 333 fn. | –, Modern Priestess of Isis, 304, 333 fn. | ||
“Some Words on Daily Life,” 148 fn., 169-71. | “Some Words on Daily Life,” 148 fn., 169-71. | ||
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Sorcery: ancient and modern, 204 fn., 239; and animal remnants, 203 fn.; Atlantean, 93; cause of veiling knowledge, 125; in papyri, 114. | Sorcery: ancient and modern, 204 fn., 239; and animal remnants, 203 fn.; Atlantean, 93; cause of veiling knowledge, 125; in papyri, 114. | ||
Soul(s): and planetary chambers, 113; animal and divine, 228; animal, substantial force, 37; astral, 198; come from potency | Soul(s): and planetary chambers, 113; animal and divine, 228; animal, substantial force, 37; astral, 198; come from potency of earth, 37; divine, or immortal Ego, 185; does not animate objects, 229; exit of, and mummy, 113; immortal, in animals, 47-48; informal, 27; judgment of, 109-11; lower, 197; no permanent, in animal acc. to Church, 22; of the Universe, 198; rational and irrational, 14, 20, 205-06 fn.; sensitive, 224; two, or principles, 35; Universal, 20. | ||
of earth, 37; divine, or immortal Ego, 185; does not animate objects, 229; exit of, and mummy, 113; immortal, in animals, 47-48; informal, 27; judgment of, 109-11; lower, 197; no permanent, in animal acc. to Church, 22; of the Universe, 198; rational and irrational, 14, 20, 205-06 fn.; sensitive, 224; two, or principles, 35; Universal, 20. | |||
Sound: and ants, 74; and color, 57 et seq., 62, 63-65; and color phenomena in earlier cycles, 66; and Gautier, 58; and light in Vedas, 67; and taste, 65; words of, and light from same roots, 66 et seq. | Sound: and ants, 74; and color, 57 et seq., 62, 63-65; and color phenomena in earlier cycles, 66; and Gautier, 58; and light in Vedas, 67; and taste, 65; words of, and light from same roots, 66 et seq. | ||
Source of Measures, see Skinner. Souvenirs, etc., see Hue. | Source of Measures, see Skinner. | ||
Souvenirs, etc., see Hue. | |||
Space (s): endless series of, 88; four-dimensional, and planes of being, 90; Kant on, 88; product of our understanding, 89; three-dimensional, 87. | Space (s): endless series of, 88; four-dimensional, and planes of being, 90; Kant on, 88; product of our understanding, 89; three-dimensional, 87. | ||
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Sparta, rigor of laws in, 19. | Sparta, rigor of laws in, 19. | ||
Spec, legibus, see Philo Judaeus. Spectres, see Le Loyer. | Spec, legibus, see Philo Judaeus. | ||
Spectres, see Le Loyer. | |||
Spectrum, and dark rays, 72-74. Speech: associated with sight, 68; | Spectrum, and dark rays, 72-74. | ||
at first a mental articulation, 68; human, developed in 4th Root-Race, 68. | |||
Speech: associated with sight, 68; at first a mental articulation, 68; human, developed in 4th Root-Race, 68. | |||
Spheres: of our chain, 113; music of the, 53-54; seven, and pyramid, 113. | Spheres: of our chain, 113; music of the, 53-54; seven, and pyramid, 113. | ||
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Spirits: of the elements, 234; have no body, 187; Seven, of Stars, 274. | Spirits: of the elements, 234; have no body, 187; Seven, of Stars, 274. | ||
Spirit-soul, individuality of, preserved to end of Maha- | Spirit-soul, individuality of, preserved to end of Maha-manvantara, 52. | ||
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Stephen, St., and Jews, 254. | Stephen, St., and Jews, 254. | ||
Sthula sarira [Sthula-sarira], 224. Sthulopadhi [Sthulopadhi], 289. Stobaeus, J., Florilegium, fragment of Porphyry on Stygios, 122, 133; 398. | Sthula sarira [Sthula-sarira], 224. | ||
Sthulopadhi [Sthulopadhi], 289. | |||
Stobaeus, J., Florilegium, fragment of Porphyry on Stygios, 122, 133; 398. | |||
Stoicheia, 233, 238, 239. | Stoicheia, 233, 238, 239. | ||
στοιχειωματικοί, 233. | |||
Stokes, W., | Stokes, W., “The Tripartite Life of St. Patrick,” 33 fn. | ||
Strabo, 122. | Strabo, 122. | ||
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Stromateis, see Clement of Alex. | Stromateis, see Clement of Alex. | ||
Subba Row, T.: 104; argues with H. P. B., 345 et seq. | Subba Row, T.: 104; argues with H. P. B., 345 et seq.; on classification of principles, 285 el seq.; quoted, 286, 287. | ||
–, “The Aryan-Arhat Esoteric Tenets, etc.,” 286-87, 299-300, 347. | –, “The Aryan-Arhat Esoteric Tenets, etc.,” 286-87, 299-300, 347. | ||
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–, “Septenary Division in Different Indian Systems,” 298. | –, “Septenary Division in Different Indian Systems,” 298. | ||
Sub-race(s): first, of 3rd | Sub-race(s): first, of 3rd Root-Race, and seventh of 5th, 69; first, of 4th Root-Race and speech, 68; third, of 4th Root-Race, and hearing, 68; seventh, of our Race, 69; we are in fifth, of 5th Root-Race, 70. | ||
Substances, root, and semblances, 201-02. | Substances, root, and semblances, 201-02. | ||
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Sun-gods, and music, 67. | Sun-gods, and music, 67. | ||
Suras: and central Sun, 274; and | Suras: and central Sun, 274; and Yogic powers, 274. | ||
Yogic powers, 274. | |||
Svayambhuva, 274. | Svayambhuva, 274. | ||
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Tabernacle, archaic telephone, 237. | Tabernacle, archaic telephone, 237. | ||
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–, Select Works of Porphyry, 198 fn., 210. | –, Select Works of Porphyry, 198 fn., 210. | ||
Teachers, living and ideal, 139. Terah, 230, 232 fn. | Teachers, living and ideal, 139. | ||
Terah, 230, 232 fn. | |||
Teraphim: 118 fn., 230 et seq. as oracles, 231-, of Laban, 216; of Syrians, etc., 220, 221; exist today, 216; used for sorcery, 219. | Teraphim: 118 fn., 230 et seq. as oracles, 231-, of Laban, 216; of Syrians, etc., 220, 221; exist today, 216; used for sorcery, 219. | ||
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Thebes, library found at, 108. | Thebes, library found at, 108. | ||
θήλους, 231. | |||
Theoi, 97 fn. | Theoi, 97 fn. | ||
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Theosophical Society: a Pandemonium abroad, 167-68; abuses in, 246-47; cannot be destroyed as a body, 164; distinct from Theosophy, 160; doomed to exist, 164-65; fee in, 148-49; forced Eastern knowledge upon Western recognition, 168; most Catholic, 246; must challenge lie and uncloak vice, 174-75; needs no Loyolas, 166; neither Church nor sect, 171; no meddling in private beliefs in, 245; objects of, 145-46, 160 fn.; Original Programme of, 135 et seq.; unsectarian, 351. | Theosophical Society: a Pandemonium abroad, 167-68; abuses in, 246-47; cannot be destroyed as a body, 164; distinct from Theosophy, 160; doomed to exist, 164-65; fee in, 148-49; forced Eastern knowledge upon Western recognition, 168; most Catholic, 246; must challenge lie and uncloak vice, 174-75; needs no Loyolas, 166; neither Church nor sect, 171; no meddling in private beliefs in, 245; objects of, 145-46, 160 fn.; Original Programme of, 135 et seq.; unsectarian, 351. | ||
Theosophist(s): and Theos, | Theosophist(s): and Theos, schools for 2,000 years, 169; corroborated by antiquity, 230; have no right to condemn, 175; left free, 245; qualities of, defined, 146-48fn. | ||
schools for 2,000 years, 169; corroborated by antiquity, 230; | |||
have no right to condemn, 175; left free, 245; qualities of, defined, 146-48fn. | |||
Theosophist, The, 50, 135, 139, 176, 177, 191 fn., 207, 284 fh., 308. | Theosophist, The, 50, 135, 139, 176, 177, 191 fn., 207, 284 fh., 308. | ||
Theosophy: an all-embracing science, 169 ; defined by a Master, 169-71-, distinct from T.S., 160; faithful echo of antiquity, 198; great mission of, 175; to be practical, 173; vehicle of, indestructible, 165. | Theosophy: an all-embracing science, 169; defined by a Master, 169-71-, distinct from T.S., 160; faithful echo of antiquity, 198; great mission of, 175; to be practical, 173; vehicle of, indestructible, 165. | ||
Thesaurus, etc., see Ugolinus. | Thesaurus, etc., see Ugolinus. | ||
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Theurgy: and daimones, 121; prodigies of, 123. | Theurgy: and daimones, 121; prodigies of, 123. | ||
Thomas Aquinas, St.: 25; believed in St. Patrick’s miracles, 32; defines intelligence, 36; doctrine of, full of contradictions, 30, 31 ; on animal soul, 28, 29. | Thomas Aquinas, St.: 25; believed in St. Patrick’s miracles, 32; defines intelligence, 36; doctrine of, full of contradictions, 30, 31; on animal soul, 28, 29. | ||
–, Summa Theologica, quoted, 30, 31. | –, Summa Theologica, quoted, 30, 31. | ||
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Thought, immaterial, compared to dynamic, 52. | Thought, immaterial, compared to dynamic, 52. | ||
θυμτχόν, 229. | |||
Thummim: 215; and urim, 236, 236 fn., 239. | Thummim: 215; and urim, 236, 236 fn., 239. | ||
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Tirthankara [Tîrthamkâra], 223 fn. | Tirthankara [Tîrthamkâra], 223 fn. | ||
“Tower-man,” compared with kangaroo, 81. | |||
Tractatus de confess., see Binsfeld. | Tractatus de confess., see Binsfeld. | ||
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Ugolinus, Blasius, Thesaurus, etc., on sorcery, 219; 399. | Ugolinus, Blasius, Thesaurus, etc., on sorcery, 219; 399. | ||
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Unseen, and unheard things exist on our globe, 75. | Unseen, and unheard things exist on our globe, 75. | ||
Upadhis [Upâdhis] : can be separated, 298; three, 286, 288, 289, 290. | Upadhis [Upâdhis]: can be separated, 298; three, 286, 288, 289, 290. | ||
Urim, 215, 239. | Urim, 215, 239. | ||
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Vampires, exorcisms of, 227. | Vampires, exorcisms of, 227. | ||
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Visishtadvaita, and Isis Unveiled, 50-52. | Visishtadvaita, and Isis Unveiled, 50-52. | ||
Visvakarma | Visvakarma [Visvakarman], 297. | ||
Vital spirits, 223. | Vital spirits, 223. | ||
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Wachtmeister, C.: goes to London, 139; H. P. B.’s instruction to, 301-05 & face.; 401. | Wachtmeister, C.: goes to London, 139; H. P. B.’s instruction to, 301-05 & face.; 401. | ||
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Yliaster, 283. | Yliaster, 283. | ||
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Zodiac, and planets, 238, 239. | Zodiac, and planets, 238, 239. | ||
Zohar: 258, 268; historical data on, 269-71; mutilated, 260; not the original one, 259; real, discloses esotericism, 259; 402. | |||
Zöllner, Prof.: 76; and 4 th dimension, 86. | Zöllner, Prof.: 76; and 4 th dimension, 86. | ||