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An ancient name for a mountainous region between the Kohistan mountains in the west and the Himalaya... +
Written also Parsis. The followers of Zoroaster. This is the name given to the remnant of the once‐ ... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883). +
The crucifixion noose of Siva, the noose held in his right hand in some of his representations. Cate... +
De Zirkoff lists ''Pensées'', first published in Paris in 1670 and subsequently reissued many times.... +
A very learned man, a mystic and occultist. Born about 1700, in Portugal. He travelled extensively, ... +
Russian woman-writer and traveller of the middle 19th century, ''née'' Glinsky. Travelled extensivel... +
The cat‐headed goddess, the Moon, called also Sekhet. Her statues and representations are seen in gr... +
“Literal interpretation.” One of the four modes of interpreting the Bible used by the Jews. Category... +
The second of the four degrees (Parâ, Pashyantî, Madhyamâ and Vaikharî), in which sound is divided a... +
The circle within which are confined all those who still labour under the delusion of separateness. ... +
This phrase may be met with in works referring to mediæval magic: it is the name given to a cypher a... +
A certain class of candidates for initiation, those who bore in public processions (and also in the ... +
The nether world, the antipodes; hence in popular superstition the infernal regions, and philosophic... +
The ancient capital of Magadha, a kingdom of Eastern India, now identified with Patna. Category: CTD... +
The Yoga philosophy; one of the six ''Darshanas'' or Schools of India. Category: CTD info from Theos... +
The founder of the Yoga philosophy. The date assigned to him by the Orientalists is 200 B.C.; and by... +
An early manuscript is contained in the Book of Armagh at Trinity College Dublin. B. de Zirkoff foun... +
The appendix refers to James Ware and to page 32 of the volume for further information. <span style=... +