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German philosopher, author of ''Philosophy of the Unconscious''.
Author of ''Der Spiritismus'', pub... +
German physician, Theosophist and writer on occult subjects. Worked with H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. O... +
Series of Oriental works edited by Charles Rockwell Lanman with the cooperation of other scholars an... +
Horns, the elder: the ancient name of a solar god: the rising sun represented as a god reclining on ... +
The five and ten thousand sons of Daksha, who instead of peopling the world as desired by their fath... +
Known as “Jinni”, a nickname referring to alleged power over jinn. H. S. Olcott collected accounts o... +
Swedish naturalist and pupil of Linnaeus who studied the natural history of Palestine. Linnaeus edit... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 1 (1879–1880). +
In the Egyptian Hieroglyphics a symbol of power, and also of death. The hatchet is called the “Sever... +
The lower form of Yoga practice; one which uses physical means for purposes of spiritual self‐ devel... +
The lower or infernal aspect of Isis, corresponding to the Hecate of Greek mythology Category: CTD i... +
German Lutheran theologian and historian. Author of *''Die Allgemeine Geschichte'', Stuttgart, 1841.... +
German Orientalist, Iranist and Sanskrit scholar. Settled, 1854, as ''privatdozent'' at Bonn; went o... +
Bibliographical references include: The Key. Not traced <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; fo... +
The hieroglyphic and type of the Soul. The sense varies with the postures of the bird. Thus when lyi... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 11 (1889–1890). +
Nineteenth president of the United States, serving from 1877 to 1881. A testimonial concerning Henry... +
Austrian general (1786-1853) who took part in suppressing the Hungarian uprising of 1848-1849. +
The Beast, in the ''Zohar: ''the Devil and Tempter. Esoterically our lower animal passions Category:... +
A tragedy of 1729; Act IV, scene 1, p. 34 contains the passage quoted by H. P. Blavatsky. <span styl... +