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Lit., “the Buddha of fixed light”; a predecessor of Gautama, the Buddha Category: CTD info from Theo... +
Production of mixed Monsters; in abbreviation ''teratology'' Category: CTD info from Theosophical Gl... +
In the Theogony of Damascius, the same as ''Protogonos, ''the “first born light”, called by that aut... +
The later name for the divine women called Walky‐rics, Norns, &c., in the ''Edda'' Category: CTD inf... +
‐ worship. This was very common in Egypt but not till later times, as it began with Amenoph III., a ... +
American traveller and writer. +
De Zirkoff lists Dr. Everard’s translation of ''The Divine Pymander'' (1650) and a new edition publi... +
Lit., “celestial Eye” or divine seeing, perception. It is the first of the six “Abhijnas” (q.v.) ; t... +
Lit., “celestial Ear” Or divine hearing. The second “Abhijna”, or the faculty of understanding the l... +
Author of ''Hygienic Clairvoyance'', London, 1859; a second edition appeared in 1863. <span style="c... +
One of the twelve “Nidanas” (q.v.); the cause and the effect in the mode of birth taking place accor... +
Elementals ; Nature Sprites; Genii. The ''Djins'' or ''Jins ''are much dreaded in Egypt, Persia and ... +
Lit., Knowledge; esoterically, “supernal or divine knowledge acquired by Yoga”. Written also ''Gnyan... +
Disciple of the Mahatma Koot Hoomi, known in Theosophical literature as “the Disinherited” and “the ... +
Lit.,“The Illusionists”. The name given by orthodox Christians to those Gnostics who held that Chris... +
According to Plato, the Universe is built by “the first begotten” on the geometrical figure of the D... +
An ancient city in Thessaly, famous for its Temple of Jupiter and its oracles. According to ancient ... +
Scottish Presbyterian theologian, biblical scholar and translator of Augustine's City of God. +
French archivist and religious writer; worked at the departmental archives of Loiret and founded the... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 5 (1883–1884). +