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The Word, or Logos. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-size... +
“The Unmanifested Logos.” The ''Vedas''; “Ethereal Vibrations diffused throughout Space ”. Category:... +
An assembly; a place for meetings, social or political. Also ''Mahâsabhâ '', “the bundle of wonderfu... +
Author of ''Om: The Philosophy and Science of Vedanta and Raja-Yoga'', edited by Srish Chandra Vasu;... +
An Indian teacher and author on yoga, born in Madras. He met H. P. Blavatsky and H. S. Olcott at Lah... +
The religion of the ancient Chaldees. The latter believing in one impersonal, universal, deific Prin... +
''Astrolaters'', so called; those who worshipped the stars, or rather their “regents ”. (See Sabiani... +
Latin poet and friend of Ovid, known from passages in Ovid’s writings. He composed replies to six of... +
A power with the Buddhists akin to a magic mantram with the Brahmans. It is a miraculous energy whic... +
The Sacramento Union was a daily newspaper founded in 1851 in Sacramento, California. +
The name of the room in the houses of the ancient Romans, which contained the particular deity worsh... +
Collection of translations by Oriental scholars edited by F. Max Müller and published by the Clarend... +
Collection of translations by Sanskrit scholars edited by B. D. Basu and published by the Panini Off... +
In Egypt, of Horus; in Babylon, of the god Bel; and the lacerated heart of Bacchusin Greece and else... +
The name given to the ''inner'' esoteric philosophy, the secrets taught in days of old to the initia... +
“The Hundred Subjects”, a Persian religious text existing in verse and prose versions. De Zirkoff no... +
The essence of the immutable nature. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 6 (1884–1885). +
A sect, the followers of one Zadok, a disciple of Anti‐gonus Saccho. They are accused of having deni... +
French writer (1740-1814), generally known as the Marquis de Sade, who wrote plays and novels during... +