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Queen of Serbia, wife of Milan Obrenovic and mother of Alexander. After the October 1888 divorce she... +
The science of the secrets of nature — physical and psychic, mental and spiritual; called Hermetic a... +
One who studies the various branches of occult science. The term is used by the French Kabbalists (S... +
From ''odos'', “passage”, or passing of that force which is developed by various minor forces or age... +
The fifth Annedotus, or ''Dagon ''(See Oannes) who appeared during the reign of Euedoreschus from Pe... +
A stone (the cornelian) on the breast‐plate of the Jewish High Priest. It is of red colour and posse... +
Searched the library and archives of the Theosophical Society at Pasadena for materials needed for v... +
The first Theosophical Society branch in Odessa was formed in August 1883, with H. P. Blavatsky’s au... +
The god of battles, the old German ''Sabbaoth'', the same as the Scandinavian ''Wodan''. He is the g... +
The human husband of the goddess Freya, a scion of divine ancestry in the Northern mythology Categor... +
The manner of pronunciation depends on the accent. This is an esoteric term for the six in one or th... +
Secretary of the Los Angeles Theosophical Society; signed its report in the February 1888 supplement... +
The tetrad or “quaternary” reflecting itself produced the ogdoad, the “eight”, according to the Marc... +
A mystery language belonging to the early Celtic races, and used by the Druids. One form of this lan... +
Lexicographer and teacher (1797-1867), educated at Marischal College, Aberdeen. His revision and enl... +
A chief of the giants in the ''Edda ''and the ally of the gods. The highest of the Water‐gods, and t... +
The god of wisdom and eloquence of the Druids, hence Hermes in a sense Category: CTD info from Theos... +
An ancient submerged island known as the isle of Calypso, and identified by some with Atlantis. This... +
The invisible goddess whose voice spoke through the rocks, and whom, according to Pliny, the ''Magi ... +