Property:CTD term short description
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The quoted passage is on the eleventh unnumbered page of To the Reader, not p. 11 of the main text. ... +
The great “Science”. According to Deveria and other Orientalists, “magic was considered as a sacred ... +
(Vide ''Supra''.) Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-size: ... +
So‐called, is ''divine ''magic, devoid of selfishness, love of power, of ambition, or lucre, and ben... +
This term, once a title of renown and distinction, has come to he wholly perverted from its true mea... +
“Great Mother”. A title given in days of old, to all the chief goddesses of the nations, such as Dia... +
An expression used by Paracelsus and the mediæval Theosophists. It is the spirit of light, or ''Akâs... +
Also called “Iatric” masonry. It is described as a Brotherhood of Healers (from ''iatrikê ''a Greek ... +
A Force in nature and in man. When it is the former, it is an agent which gives rise to the various ... +
While official science calls it a “supposed” agent, and utterly rejects its actuality, the teeming m... +
A work mentioned in the appendix whose bibliographical identity Zirkoff was unable to establish. <sp... +
In Alchemy the final completion, the “Great Labour” or Grand ''Œuvre''; the production of the “Philo... +
In the New Testament it means a Sage, a wise man of the Chaldeans; it is in English often used for a... +
The Intelligent Soul of the World. The seven ''Prakritis ''or seven “natures” or planes, are counted... +
The chief of a spiritual Hierarchy, or of a school of Occultism; the head of the trans‐Himalayan mys... +
Lit., “great god”; a title of Siva Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: ... +
Lit., “great teacher”. The Initiator Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color... +
“Great Time”. A name of Siva as the “Destroyer”, and of Vishnu as the “Preserver” Category: CTD info... +
The “great age” Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-size: 90... +
Lit., the great interludes between the “Manus”. The period of universal activity. Manvantara implyin... +