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The maximum number of results to return
offset:

The offset of the first result
link:

Show values as links
headers:

Display the headers/property names
mainlabel:

The label to give to the main page name
intro:

The text to display before the query results, if there are any
outro:

The text to display after the query results, if there are any
searchlabel:

Text for continuing the search
default:

The text to display if there are no query results
import-annotation:

Additional annotated data are to be copied during the parsing of a subject
propsep:

The separator between the properties of a result entry
valuesep:

The separator between the values for a property of a result
template:

The name of a template with which to display the printouts
named args:

Name the arguments passed to the template
userparam:

A value passed into each template call, if a template is used
class:

An additional CSS class to set for the list
introtemplate:

The name of a template to display before the query results, if there are any
outrotemplate:

The name of a template to display after the query results, if there are any
sep:

The separator between results
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Djin
Elementals ; Nature Sprites; Genii. The Djins or Jins are much dreaded in Egypt, Persia and ...
Djnana • Jnâna
Lit., Knowledge; esoterically, “supernal or divine knowledge acquired by Yoga”. Written also Gnyan ...
Docetae
Lit.,“The Illusionists”. The name given by orthodox Christians to those Gnostics who held that Chris ...
Dodecahedron
According to Plato, the Universe is built by “the first begotten” on the geometrical figure of the D ...
Dodona
An ancient city in Thessaly, famous for its Temple of Jupiter and its oracles. According to ancient ...
Donar • Thunar • Thor
In the North the God of Thunder. He was the Jupiter Tonans of Scandinavia. Like as the oak was devot ...
Dondam‐pai‐den‐pa
The same as the Sanskrit term Paramarthasatya or “absolute truth”, the highest spiritual self‐co ...
Doppelganger
A synonym of the “Double” and of the “Astral body” in occult parlance [[Category: Theosophical Gloss ...
Dorjesempa
The “Diamond Soul”, a name of the celestial Buddha<s ...
Dorjeshang
A title of Buddha in his highest aspect; a name of the supreme Buddha; also Dorje [[Category: Th ...
Double
The same as the “Astral body” or “Doppelgänger”<span ...
Double Image
The name among the Jewish Kabbalists for the Dual Ego, called respectively: the Higher, Metatr ...
Dracontia
Temples dedicated to the Dragon, the emblem of the Sun, the symbol of Deity, of Life and Wisdom. The ...
Drakon • Dragon
Now considered a “mythical” monster, perpetuated in the West only on seals,. &c., as a heraldic grif ...
Draupnir
The golden armlet of Wodan or Odin, the companion of the spear Gungnir which he holds in his right h ...
Dravidians
A group of tribes inhabiting Southern India; the aborigines [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD t ...
Dravya
Substance (metaphysically)<span style="color: grey; ...
Drishti
Scepticism; unbelief<span style="color: grey; font-s ...
Druids
A sacerdotal caste which flourished in Britain and Gaul. They were Initiates who admitted females in ...
Druzes
A large sect, numbering about 100,000 adherents, living on Mount Lebanon in Syria. Their rites are v ...
Dudaim
The Atropa Mandragova plant is mentioned in Genesis, XXX., 14, and in Canticles: the nam ...
Dugpas
Lit., “Red Caps,” a sect in Tibet. Before the advent of Tsong‐ka‐pa in the fourteenth century, t ...
Dukkha
Sorrow, pain<span style="color: grey; font-size: 90% ...
Dumah
The Angel of Silence (Death) in the Kabbala<span sty ...
Durga
Lit., “inaccessible”. The female potency of a god; the name of Kali, the wife of Siva, the Mahesva ...
Dustcharitra
The “ten evil acts”; namely, three acts of the body viz., taking life, theft and adultery; four evil ...
Dwapara Yuga
The third of the “Four Ages” in Hindu Philosophy ; or the second age counted from below [[Category: ...
Dwarf of Death
In the Edda of the Norsemen, Iwaldi, the Dwarf of Death, hides Life in the depths of the great o ...
Dwellers
A term invented by Bulwer Lytton in Zanoni; but in Occultism the word “Dweller” is an occult ter ...
Dwesa
Anger. One of the three principal states of mind (of which 63 are enumerated), which are Râga— p ...
Dwija Brahman
The investure with the sacred thread that now constitutes the “second birth”. Even a Sudra who choos ...
Dwija
“Twice‐born”. In days of old this term was used only of the Initiated Brahmans; but now it is applie ...
Dwipa
An island or a continent. The Hindus have seven (Sapta dwipa ); the Buddhists only four. This is ...
Dynasties
In India there are two, the Lunar and the Solar, or the Somavansa and the Suryavansa. In Cha ...
Dyookna
The shadow of eternal Light. The “Angels of the Presence” or archangels. The same as the Ferouer ' ...
Dzyn • Dzyan
Written also Dzen. A corruption of the Sanskrit Dhyan and jnâna (or gnyâna phonetically) ...
Dagoba
Lit: a sacred mound or tower for Buddhist holy relics. These are pyramidal‐looking mounds scattered ...
E
The fifth letter of the English alphabet. The he (soft) of the Hebrew alphabet becomes in the Ehevi ...
Ea • Hea
The second god of the original Babylonian trinity composed of Anu, Hea and Bel. Hea was the “Maker o ...
Eagle
[1] This symbol is one of the most ancient. With the Greeks and Persians it was sacred to the Sun; w ...
Easter
The word evidently comes from Ostara, the Scandinavian goddess of spring. She was the symbol of the ...
Ebionites
Lit., “the poor”; the earliest sect of Jewish Christians, the other being the Nazarenes. They existe ...
Ecbatana
A famous city in Media worthy of a place among the seven wonders of the world. It is thus described ...
Echath
The same as the following—the “One”, but feminine<sp ...
Echod
“One”, masculine, applied to Jehovah<span style="col ...
Eclectic Philosophy
One of the names given to the Neo‐ Platonic school of Alexandria [[Category: Theosophical Glossary ( ...
Ecstasis
A psycho‐spiritual state; a physical trance which induces clairvoyance and a beatific state bringing ...
Edda
Lit., “great‐grandmother”of the Scandinavian Lays. It was Bishop Brynjϋld Sveinsson, who collected t ...
Eden
“Delight”, pleasure. In Genesis the “Garden of Delight” built by God ; in the Kabbala the “Garde ...
Edom
Edomite Kings. A deeply concealed mystery is to he found in the allegory of the seven Kings of Edorn ...