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This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 6 (1884–1885). +
Lit., “rule or ritual”. Certain mystical and magical works, whose chief peculiarity is the worship o... +
Ceremonies connected with the above worship. Sakti having a two‐fold nature, white and black, good a... +
The name of the philosophy of Lao‐tze. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="col... +
The female Typhon, the hippopotamus, called also ''Ta‐ur, Ta‐op‐oer'', etc. ; she is the ''Thoueris'... +
Lit., “The Book of the Perfectibility of Nature” written by the great philosopher Lao‐tze. It is a k... +
“Abstraction”, “meditation”. “To perform ''tapas''” is to sit for ''contemplation''. Therefore ascet... +
The ''Sesamum Orientate'', a tree very sacred among the ancient ascetics of China and Tibet. Categor... +
Ascetics and anchorites of every religion, whether Buddhist, Brahman, or Taoist. Category: CTD info ... +
Tomb, the sarcophagus placed in the Adytum and used for purposes of initiation. Category: CTD info f... +
The domain of the fire‐devas named Vairâjas. It is known as the “world of the seven sages ”, and als... +
American trance-medium, later known as Tappan-Richmond, who began lecturing as a teenager under her ... +
The wife of Brihaspati (Jupiter), carried away by King Soma, the Moon, an act which led to the war o... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 3 (1881–1882). +
Described as Dânava or Daitya, i.e., a “Giant‐ Demon”, whose superhuman austerities as a yogi made t... +
One of the Brahminical Yoga systems for the development of purely spiritual powers and knowledge whi... +
The first war in Heaven through Târâ. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="colo... +
Lit., “Interpretation”, from the root'' '' ''targem'' to interpret. Paraphrases of Hebrew Scriptures... +
A nineteenth-century Russian physiologist. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: ita... +
Italian violinist, composer and music theorist (1692-1770), founder of a violin school in Padua in 1... +