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Bengali Theosophist and writer on Tantric philosophy. In 1883 he was attempting to establish a Theos... +
“The Crocodile.” In Europe the same as Capricorn; the tenth sign of the Zodiac. Esoterically, a myst... +
A name of Kâma, the Hindu god of love and desire Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span ... +
In occult symbology a pentagon, the five‐pointed star, the five limbs, or extremities, of man. Very ... +
The five M’s of the Tantrikas. (See “Tantra”) Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span sty... +
The messengers or angels Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font... +
A poem written about 1599, the source of the lines about a rose living only a morning quoted by H. P... +
Bibliographical references include: Consolation à Duperier, ca. 1599 <span style="color: grey; font-... +
The Kingdom, the tenth Sephira, corresponding to the final H ''(hé) ''of the Tetragrammaton or IHVH.... +
An American ethnologist, formerly a lawyer and army officer. He joined the Bureau of American Ethnol... +
French socialist, journalist and participant in the Paris Commune. Founded and edited ''La Revue soc... +
Assisted with the early volumes of H. P. Blavatsky’s collected writings; B. de Zirkoff included the ... +
The goddess of Fate. A kind of Nemesis Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="col... +
Lit., “the mind”, the mental faculty which makes of man an intelligent and moral being, and distingu... +
Perfect concentration of the mind, and control over it, during Yoga practices Category: CTD info fro... +
Lit., the “radiant” Manas; a state of the Higher Ego, which only high metaphysicians are able to rea... +
Lit., “the mind of desire.” With the Buddhists it is the ''sixth ''of the Chadâyatana ''(q.v.)'', or... +
“The efflux of the ''divine ''mind,” and explained as meaning that this efflux signifies the ''manas... +
The highest Pitris in the ''Purânas''; the Agnishwatthas, or Solar Ancestors of Man, those who made ... +