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Rishabham +

The Zodiacal sign Taurus. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; fon... +

Rishis +

Adepts; the inspired ones. In Vedic literature the term is employed to denote those persons through ... +

Rishi‐Prajapati +

''Lit.'', “revealers”, holy sages in the religious history of Âryavarta. Esoterically the highest of... +

Rivett-Carnac, John Henry +

Bengal civil servant (1858-1894) and student of Indian antiquities, especially ancient rock markings... +

Rivington, Luke +

Son of a publisher; educ. at Magdalen Coll. Oxford. Ordained as Anglican clergyman, 1862; noted as p... +

Ri‐thlen +

''Lit.'', “snake‐keeping”. It is a terrible kind of sorcery practised at Cherrapoonjee in the Khasi‐... +

Ro and Ru +

The gate or outlet, the spot in the heavens whence proceeded or was born primeval light; synonymous ... +

Robb, Richard +

Redrew several Coptic and Greek symbols and expanded the unfinished bibliography for volume XIII of ... +

Robertson, Dr. William +

Scottish historian (1721-1793), principal of Edinburgh University from 1762 and royal historiographe... +

Robertson, Frederick William +

English divine, known as Robertson of Brighton. Studied at Edinburgh Univ. and at Oxford <span style... +

Roca +

Vide pp. 341-42 of BCW volume 8 for all pertinent information available <span style="color: grey; fo... +

Roca P. - Glorieux Centenaire-1889 +

A book by P. Roca subtitled Monde Nouveau, Nouveaux Cieux, Nouvelle Terre (Paris, 1889), written aft... +

Roca P. - La Crise fatale et le salut de lEurope +

A work by Abbé Roca listed by B. de Zirkoff among the works condemned by the Congregation of the Ind... +

Roca P. - La Fin de lancien Monde +

A work by Abbé P. Roca (Paris, 1886), listed by B. de Zirkoff among his works condemned by the Congr... +

Roca P. - Le Christ, le Pape et la Démocratie +

A work by Abbé P. Roca (Paris, 1884), listed by B. de Zirkoff among his works condemned by the Congr... +

Rochas d’Aiglun, Eugène-Auguste-Albert de +

French officer and writer who investigated hypnotism and mesmerism. His works include studies of dee... +

Rock, The +

London, 1868-1905 <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: italic;"> (<span style="... +

Roger Bacon +

A very famous Franciscan monk who lived in England in the thirteenth century. He was an Alchemist wh... +

Rohilkhand Theosophical Society +

Formed at Bareilly on 17 November 1881 during H. P. Blavatsky’s tour; she met S. J. Padshah there th... +

Rohinila +

The ancient name of a monastery visited by Buddha Sâkyamuni, now called Roynallah, near Balgada, in ... +