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A plural noun — “lives”; found in compound names Elohim Chum, the gods of lives, Parkhurst translate... +
One of the oldest known Chinese books is the ''Yih King, or Book of Changes. ''It is reported to hav... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 5 (1883–1884). +
Bibliographical references include: Fifty Years in the Church of Rome; 1st ed. 1885; upward of sixty... +
A collection of essays by M. Müller. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: italic;">... +
Abstract Consciousness Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-s... +
''Chitons'', a priestly garb; the coats of skin given by ''Java Aleim ''to Adam and Eve after their ... +
In Esoteric philosophy, identical with the Kumâras those who first incarnated into the men of the Th... +
The deva (or god) who is the recorder of Yâma (the god of death), and who is supposed to read the ac... +
The constellation of the great Bear; the habitat of the seven Rishis (''Sapta Riksha''). Lit., “ bri... +
The same as Chnouphis and Kneph. A symbol of creative force ; Chnoumis or Kneph is “the unmade and e... +
''Nouf ''in Egyptian. Another aspect of Ammon, and the personification of his generative power ''in ... +
“Lord” or “Master” ; a chief; thus '''''Dhyan‐ Chohan '''''would answer to “Chief of the Dhyanis”, o... +
Wisdom; the second of the ten Sephiroth, and the second of the supernal Triad. A masculine potency c... +
French physician (1788-1858), professor of clinical medicine at the Hôtel-Dieu and author of a docto... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883). +
The early Gnostic form of Christ. It was used in the fifth century B.C. by Æschylus, Herodotus, and ... +
Madras periodical listed by Zirkoff in 37 volumes, July 1883 to June 1920. After June 1884 its title... +
A newly‐coined term for denoting the practitioners of an art of healing by will. The name is a misno... +
The appendix dates him to the fourth and fifth centuries and refers to volume VIII, page 422, for fu... +