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The four great Karmic deities with the Northern Buddhists placed at the four cardinal points to watc...  +
The great Asura; exoterically — Satan, esoterically — the great god Category: CTD info from Theosoph...  +
Lit., “The great one”. The first principle of Universal Intelligence and Consciousness. In the Purân...  +
Lit., “great soul”. An adept of the highest order. Exalted beings who, having attained to the master...  +
“Magnanimity”, a legend of a shrine, or any holy place Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary...  +
Used of Parabrahm; greater than the greatest spheres Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<s...  +
The first of the seven creations called respectively in the ''Purânas'' — Mahattattwa, Chûta, Indriy...  +
A Buddhist historical work written by Bhikshu Mohânâma, the uncle of King Dhatusma. An authority on ...  +
A school; lit., “the great vehicle”. A mystical system founded by Nâgârjuna. Its books were written ...  +
A contributor who asked about the abilities of abdals in connection with a story in Saadi’s Bustan a...  +
''Mahâ uraga'', “great serpent” — — Sesha or any others Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossa...  +
The bibliography lists ''Guide for the Perplexed'' in editions by S. Munk and M. Friedländer, and a ...  +
The passage quoted by H. P. Blavatsky is located in Part II, chapter 29. She follows E. Kenealy’s ab...  +
Bibliographical references include: Roman Bullarium, 1734-44; vols. numbered from VII to XIV; from C...  +
Pseudonym of Philipp Batz. The work cited as Pessimism and Progress was not located by the compiler ...  +
His ''Les Soirées de Saint-Pétersbourg'' is cited in a two-volume Paris edition edited by de Saint-V...  +
English writer and humanitarian, collaborator of Anna Kingsford. Together they wrote ''The Perfect W...  +
British Indian Army officer who served in the 3rd Sind Horse. He witnessed the brooch phenomenon at ...  +
The same as the ''Kalki Avatar ''of Vishnu (the “White Horse” Avatar), and of Sosiosh and other Mess...  +
An Indian female ascetic visited by H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. Olcott at Benares on 16 December 1879;...  +