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French physician specializing in mental disorders (1798-1881). His work on hallucinations examined v... +
British barrister; born on 29 March 1854, the eldest son of Sir Charles Tilston Bright. He studied a... +
The name of a ''Upanishad''. One of the sacred and ''secret ''books of the Brahmins; an ''Aranyaka '... +
The name of a Deity, also of a ''Rishi''. It is like wise the name of the planet Jupiter. He is the ... +
Title listed in Zirkoff’s bibliography of Oriental works quoted or referred to by H. P. Blavatsky; t... +
Work by Varahamihira. Editions listed by Zirkoff include Sudhakara Dvivedi’s text (Benares, 1895-97)... +
A name given to the god Bacchus from his nurse, Briso. He had also a temple at Brisa, a promontory o... +
Organized on 19 October 1888, uniting the Blavatsky Lodge, Scottish Theosophical Society and the Dub... +
Correspondence with H. P. Blavatsky preceded the formation of the branch. Its first meeting was held on 27 June 1878. C. C. Massey and E. Kislingbury took part in its organisation. +
English-American Spiritualist medium and author (''Modern American Spiritualism'', ''Art Magic''); a Councillor of the Theosophical Society at its founding, later estranged from it. +
French surgeon and anthropologist (1824-1880), known for research on cerebral localization and the s... +
English physiologist and surgeon, known for research on joint diseases and ''Psychological Inquiries... +
Daughter of Charles Voysey and wife of John William Brodie-Innes, whom she married in 1879. Contribu... +
British lawyer and writer on occult subjects; author of fiction and works on comparative law. +
A name given by the Occultists to Sorcerers, and especially to the Tibetan ''Dugpas, ''of whom there... +
American lawyer, playwright and abolitionist, active in Philadelphia. +
Editor of Spiritual Scientist. In their early correspondence, H. P. Blavatsky discussed plans for contributing to the journal. +
English author, writer on comparative mythology. Works include ''The Great Dionysiak Myth'' (1877) a... +
Early member of the Theosophical Society who travelled in India with Henry S. Olcott in 1883. Author... +
English author and physician. Educ. at Winchester college, 1616, and Oxford, 1623-26. Studied medici... +