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English astronomer and popular science writer, known for his map of Mars.
British astronomer and po... +
Greek sophist from Ceos who visited Athens as an ambassador; associated with ethical teaching and wr... +
The Greek ''logos''; he, who by bringing on earth divine fire (intelligence and consciousness) endow... +
Gnostic term. The “Depth” of Bythos, or En‐Aiôr, the unfathomable light. The latter is alone the Sel... +
The “first‐born”; used of all the manifested gods and of the Sun in our system. Category: CTD info f... +
The primordial seven creative Forces when anthropomorphized into Archangels or Logoi. Category: CTD ... +
The first primordial matter. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; ... +
A newly‐coined word in chemistry to designate the first homogeneous, primordial substance. Category:... +
In September 1890 arrived from the United States and took up residence at the new London headquarter... +
A Russian traveller and geographer (1839-1888), explorer of Central Asia and Tibet, who assembled im... +
Read the final proofs of volume XI of H. P. Blavatsky’s Collected Writings with I. R. Ponsonby. <spa... +
A symbol in the form of a double crown, meaning the presence of Deity in death as in life, on earth ... +
The bibliography discusses his commentaries on the Chaldean Oracles and ''On Daimons''. Zirkoff leav... +
The animal, terrestrial Soul; the lower ''Manas''. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<spa... +
Leipzig periodical founded and edited by Alexander Nikolayevich Aksakov. Zirkoff lists its publicati... +
From the Greek ''psyche.'' A term now used to denote very loosely every kind of mental phenomena, e.... +
A word first used by theosophists; it means writing under the dictation or the influence of one’s “s... +
A British spiritualist-occult journal published 1878-1883 under the editorship of William White, biographer of Swedenborg. +
The Science of Soul, in days of old: a Science which served as the unavoidable basis for physiology.... +
Lit., “Soul‐measuring”; reading or seeing, not with the physical eyes, but with the soul or inner Si... +