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This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 1 (1879–1880). +
An “Arcanum”, or religious mystery. The Mysteries of Baal, Adonis and Bacchus, all sun‐gods having s... +
The members of the Priest‐colleges. (See Freund’s ''Latin Lexicon'', iv., 448.) Cicero tells us also... +
The most sacred of all oaths. The penalty of death followed the breaking of the Sodalian oath or ple... +
A mystic syllable representing'' involution'': lit., “THAT I AM”. Category: CTD info from Theosophic... +
A fire‐god; a solar deity of many forms. He is Ptah Sokaris, when the symbol is purely cosmic, and “... +
A deity to whom the cat was sacred. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color:... +
The symbolical double triangle, adopted by the T.S. and by many Theosophists. Why it should be calle... +
Reviewed H. P. Blavatsky’s The Key to Theosophy in Russkoye Obozreniye, volume IV, August 1890. <spa... +
*''A Modern Priestess of Isis''. Translated from Russian into English (somewhat abridged) by Walter ...
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was a Russian historical novelist. He became a TS member in 1884, but on February 16, 1886, he resig... +
Spanish poet and historian (1610-1686), court secretary and historiographer of the Indies. His Histo... +
The moon, and also the juice of the plant of that name used in the temples for trance purposes; a sa... +
A class of Lunar Pitris. (See “ Trisuparna.”) Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span sty... +
Made from a rare mountain plant by initiated Brahmans. This Hindu sacred beverage answers to the Gre... +
A kind of lunar abode where the god Soma, the regent of the moon, resides. The abode of the Lunar Pi... +
A nineteen-page pamphlet by W. T. Brown, printed in London in 1884 under the authority of the London... +
Published in Lucifer in January 1888 under the attribution “A Master of Wisdom”, this is an expanded... +
Lit., “sleep‐walking ”, or moving, acting, writing, reading and performing every function of waking ... +
In Esoteric philosophy the “Sons of Adi” are called the “Sons of the Fire‐mist”. A term used of cert... +