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Browne, Walter Raleigh +

English civil engineer and psychical researcher. He addressed the Newcastle Church Congress on Spiri... +

Browning, Robert +

The bibliography lists his poem Pheidippides. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: ... +

Brugsch-Bey, Heinrich Karl +

German Egyptologist. Started very early egyptological studies, publishing Scriptura Aegyptiorum demo... +

Bubaste +

A city in Egypt which was sacred to the cats, and where was their principal shrine. Many hundreds of... +

Buchanan J.R. - Manual of Psychometry +

The work by J. R. Buchanan announced by H. P. Blavatsky appeared in Boston in 1885 as Manual of Psyc... +

Buchanan's Journal of Man +

Periodical issued in Cincinnati and Boston. De Zirkoff lists six volumes for 1849-1856 and notes the... +

Buchanan, Claudius +

Clergyman (1766-1815), educated at Glasgow and Cambridge, and vice-principal of the College of Fort ... +

Buchanan, Joseph Rodes +

American physician and writer who developed the concept of psychometry. His Manual of Psychometry: ... +

Buchanan, Robert Williams +

Scottish poet, novelist and dramatist. An extract from his letter on modern civilization was reprodu... +

Buck J.D. - Modern World Movements +

A book by J. D. Buck (Chicago, Indo-American Book Co., 1913). Pages 39–41 describe the transmission ... +

Buck, E. +

Identified in ''The Theosophist'' as Director of Agriculture in the North-Western Provinces. A lette... +

Buck, Jirah Dewey +

American physician, Freemason and Theosophical writer. He helped establish the Cincinnati Theosophic... +

Buckle, Henry Thomas +

English historian, author of ''History of Civilization in England''. Also known as a chess player. <... +

Buddha +

Lit., “The Enlightened”. The highest degree of knowledge. To become a Buddha one has to break throug... +

Buddha Siddharta +

The name given to Gautama, the Prince of Kapilavastu, at his birth. It is an abbreviation of ''sarvâ... +

Buddha and Early Buddhism +

A work by A. Lillie. <span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; font-style: italic;"> (<span styl... +

Buddhachhaya +

Lit., “the shadow of Buddha”. It is said to become visible at certain great events, and during some ... +

Buddhaphala +

Lit., “the fruit of Buddha”, the fruition of ''Arahattvaphalla''''''', '''''or Arhatship Category: C... +

Buddhi +

Universal Soul or Mind. ''Mahâbuddhi ''is a name of Mahat (see “Alaya”); also the spiritual Soul in ... +

Buddhism +

Buddhism is now split into two distinct Churches : the Southern and the Northern Church. The former ... +