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A scripture of the Saivas or worshippers of Siva. Therein ''Maheswara'', “the great Lord”, concealed...  +
The “body”, i.e., the aerial symbol of the body. This term designates the ''döppelganger ''or the “a...  +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883).  +
To write. See “Lipikas”in Vol. I. of the ''Secret Doctrine.'' Category: CTD info from Theosophical G...  +
The celestial recorders, the “Scribes”, those who record every word and deed, said or done by man wh...  +
American lawyer, military man and writer. Served in the Mexican War and as Colonel 2nd Calif. Inf. a...  +
French pianist and composer, author of the overture Robespierre.  +
French lexicographer and philosopher (1801-1881), initially a follower and popularizer of Auguste Co...  +
De Zirkoff lists his ''Travels and Researches in South Africa'', published in London in 1857 and in ...  +
*''History of Rome'' (Ab urbe condita libri); was in 142 books and told the story of Rome from the a...   +
French physician. His great interest in mesmerism, and later in Braidism (Hypnotism), and his practi...  +
French professor and lawyer. Doctor of Law and prof. of administrative law at the Univ. of Nancy, he...  +
Spanish historian and priest (1756-1823), formerly secretary of the Spanish Inquisition. In exile in...  +
His questions to M. M. Chatterji survive with H. P. Blavatsky’s replies in her manuscript in the Ady...  +
Covetousness: cupidity, a son sprung from Brahmâ in an evil hour Category: CTD info from Theosophica...  +
Teacher of the fifth Dalai Lama, who conferred the title Panchen Lama upon him. He is first in the l...  +
His ''Essay Concerning Human Understanding'' first appeared in 1690 and subsequently passed through ...  +
The second personage in the trinity of gods in the ''Eddas ''of the Norsemen; and the father of the ...  +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 5 (1883–1884).  +
Lit., “flame”. This giant with his sons and kindred, made themselves finally known as the authors of...  +