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In the Pantheon of the Egyptians it meant the “One‐ only‐One”, because they did not proceed in their...  +
Russian writer (1840-1924), née Kireyeva, who lived for many years in England and advocated closer A...  +
St. Petersburg, Russia. Principal political paper of Russia, founded 1868 by Kirkor and Yumatov. Tak...  +
Maharaja of Cooch Behar. Sent Henry Steel Olcott a telegram announcing a local branch of the Theosop...  +
H. P. Blavatsky attended a dinner with him during her stay in Cairo in November 1884. <span style="c...  +
An Elf, the mighty King of the Riesengebirge, the most powerful of the genii in Scandinavian and Ger...  +
There were nuns in ancient Egypt as well as in Peru and old Pagan Rome. They were the “virgin brides...  +
The “Sun‐Wolf”, a name of the planet Mercury. He is the Sun’s attendant, ''Solaris luminis particeps...  +
One of the six ''Darshanas ''or schools of Philosophy in India; a system of Hindu logic founded by t...  +
Work of Gotama Akshapada, also called ''Nyayadarsana''. Zirkoff cites the text and translation by Sa...  +
The Sun — astrologically Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font...  +
The same as Alaya, “the World Soul”; also called ''Tsang'' Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glos...  +
Literally “Serpent”. The name in the Indian Pantheon of the Serpent or Dragon Spirits, and of the in...  +
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The fifteenth letter and fourth vowel in the English alphabet. It has no equivalent in Hebrew, whose...  +
With the Druids the oak was a most holy tree, and so also with the ancient Greeks, if we can believe...  +
Musarus Oannes, the Annedotus, known in the Chaldean “legends”, transmitted through Berosus and othe...  +
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The astral light‐ — or rather, its pernicious evil currents — was personified by the Jews as a Spiri...  +
Sorcerers and sorceresses of Africa and the West Indies. A sect of black magicians, snake‐charmers, ...  +
Prince of Serbia whose assassination forms the background to A Story of the Mystical.  +
A young relative of the murdered Prince M. Obrenovic. He succeeded to the Serbian throne in 1868.  +