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| item title = Transactions of the Blavatsky Lodge of The Theosophical Society {{Style P-Title|TRANSACTIONS OF THE BLAVATSKY LODGE OF THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY}}

{{Style P-Poem|poem=“They undertake by scales of miles to tell The bounds, dimensions, and extent of hell;

...this our city of Saïs, are recorded in our sacred writings during a period of 8,000 years.”—Plato: ''Timæus''. “The Egyptians assert that from the reign of Heracles to that of Amasis, 17,000 years elapsed.”—Herodotus, lib. ii., c. 43.

| chapter title = India the cradle of the race ...“STE.—Have we devils here? Do you put tricks upon us with savages, and men of Inde?”—{{Style S-Italic|The Tempest,}} Act ii., Sc. 2.

| title = H. P. Blavatsky and the Modern Priest of Truth | subtitle = Reply of Mrs. Ygrek (V. P. Zhelikhovsky) to Mr. Vsevolod Solovyov

{{Style P-Quote|“Strange condition of the human mind, which seems to require that it should long exercise itself ...talic|akasa,}} the mysterious life-fluid, to even regard the insensibility of the Convulsionnaires as a very great phenomenon. The astral fluid can be co

{{Style P-Epigraph|“Now ''faith'' is the substance of things. . . . By faith the harlot Rahab perished not with them that believe ...unk, the once universal religion, which antedated the Vedaic ages—we speak of that prehistoric Buddhism which merged later into Brahmanism.

...S-Small capitals|Tyndall}}: {{Style S-Italic|Lecture on the Scientific Use of the Imagination.}} ...tualism}}.”—{{Style S-Small capitals|Tyndall}}: {{Style S-Italic|Fragments of Science.}}

| chapter title = Some mysteries of nature Of Stygian angels summoned up from Hell;

{{Style P-Poem|poem=“Thou can’st not call that madness of which thou art proved to know nothing.” {{Style P-Poem|poem=“This is not a matter of to-day,

| item title = A Land of Mystery ....com/hpb/a-land-of-mystery/ UT]; [https://www.blavatsky.net/index.php/land-of-mystery B]

...re, nowhere will you feel so compelled to reverently bow before the memory of the great masters who created the Nadir Shah Mosque, the Qutb Minar, the De ...rkers were, of course, free.</ref> The spectacle was majestic and made all of us unanimously exclaim with surprise.

| next = Zirkoff B. - Letter from H.P. Blavatsky to the Editor of “Rebus” ...wn as her “Nightmare Tales.” As far as can be ascertained, she wrote seven of them:}}

<center>Static table of contents</center> ...t is left for historical and proofreading purposes. The most recent tables of content for each volume are made dynamicly on corresponding pages accessibl

| stanza title = The Evolution of the “ Sweat-Born” ...ls|The Self-Born were the Chhayas, the shadows from the bodies of the sons of twilight. Neither water nor fire could destroy them. Their sons were}} (''s

| item title = The Beacon of the Unknown (Translation of foregoing French text) | next = Blavatsky H.P. - A Letter to the Editor of “Light”

| item title = The Roots of Ritualism in Church and Masonry (concluded in May, 1889) {{Style P-Title|THE ROOTS OF RITUALISM IN CHURCH AND MASONRY}}

| stanza title = The History of the Fourth Race. ...h Humanity begin to divide and interblend; they form the first mixed races of various colours.

...ly to be collected and brought together to become overwhelming in the eyes of the unprejudiced. ...racted to the “&nbsp;representatives of knowledge and wisdom, the Brahmans of India.” He then adds a curious statement. “&nbsp;But,” he says, “&n

...title = Duration of the Geological Periods, Race Cycles, and the Antiquity of Man ...e. He does not attempt to calculate the lapse of years since the first bed of the Laurentian rocks was deposited, but postulating that time as = X, he pr

| chapter title = Blind leaders of the blind {{Style P-Quote|“The mirror of the soul cannot reflect both earth and heaven; and the one vanishes from it

| item title = Sri Sankaracharya’s Date and Doctrine (By T. Subba Row) .../y1883_126.htm KH]; [https://universaltheosophy.com/tsr/sri-sankaracharyas-date-and-doctrine/ UT]

| section title = Scientific and Geological Proofs of the Existence of Several Submerged Continent <center>SCIENTIFIC AND GEOLOGICAL PROOFS OF THE EXISTENCE OF SEVERAL SUBMERGED CONTINENTS.</center>

{{Style S-Small capitals|We}} now return to the consideration of the essential identity between the Eastern Gupta Vidya and the Kabalah as a ...eir own, and that it was given out as a blind, necessitated by the dangers of the epoch they lived in, and not as the Mystery-language, used by the Pagan

...65, pp. 210-241. In V. Johnston edition here starts the chapter “The Caves Of Bagh”.</ref>}} ...striking on something at the bottom, nearly upset us into the cold embrace of the Mahadeva and his irate better half.

...Christian Esotericism (Abbé Roca)—with Footnotes by H. P. B. (translation of the above) | next = Blavatsky H.P. - Letter to the Editor of “The Path”

| section title = The “Holy of Holies.” Its Degradation <center>THE “ HOLY OF HOLIES.”</center>

| previous = Blavatsky H.P. - Psychology of Ancient Egypt ...that the Theosophical Society has already attained a position in the world of Western thought which its most ardent supporters could hardly yet have expe

| item title = Text of the “Original Programme” Manuscript ...tes no elision of words, and is apparently meant to point to the beginning of a new thought which is particularly emphasized.}}

...been looking for opportunities to present to those interested in this “out of the ordinary” person a few short essays about her. Whether they believe o ...her private life: it is difficult for outsiders to judge the intimate life of a person, even closely known; and it is beside the point. Let's just say th

...lost. But soon all this changed, and Mr. Peters surprised both the peoples of India and his compatriots<ref>Here HPB has used English word in Russian let ...im the most secret Masonic sign and, having uttered the well-known formula of the Scottish brotherhood: “This is not how I received ''it'', this is not

...nce, the {{Style S-Small capitals|Gnosis}}, rested on a square, the angles of which represented respectively ''Sigè ''(Silence), ''Bythos ''(depth), ''N ...tos'', he who became for certain purposes a willing candidate for a series of tortures, mental and physical.

{{Page continues|325|the impartiality of scientific denials.}} ...counts for all the facts, we are called on to decide whether the existence of an undulating Ether is thereby proved. ''We cannot positively affirm''

...pamphlet is very difficult to obtain, but can be consulted in the holdings of the Bibliothèque Nationale at Paris (8°R. Pièce 3782). H. P. B.’s text ...Lotus. One could think of ALEPH as representing the public in general, and of Madame Blavatsky as representing The Theosophical Society, at least as far

| item title = The Substantial Nature of Magnetism | next = Blavatsky H.P. - Psychology, the Science of the Soul

.... “&nbsp;Not entirely,” is the reply, “&nbsp;but the admissions of the men of Science themselves ''kill ''it&nbsp;; and there remains nothing for the ade ...greatest philosopher of his country, became guilty, before his initiation, of such statements as that liquids pass into the stomach through the lungs. Wi

| item title = To All Theosophists. “The Esoteric Section of The Theosophical Society” and its Enemies | next = Blavatsky H.P. - Force of Prejudice

.... Reverting to our subject, so far as allowable, we will now, for the sake of that minority, give them. ...s of all the archaic and ancient temples up to date, collected in our Book of Numbers, and other volumes.

...of thinking for themselves on these most important and tremendous problems of man's inner nature. ...as of the Church against, "Black Magic" and Magicians of the accursed race of Cain, are not to be heeded, our efforts will prove very puny indeed. When,

...een published, and some of Col. Olcott’s contributions to various Journals of the day. ...ly with her own additions. Here and there appears some important statement of her own, not to be found anywhere else in her writings.

...ric Lamaism . . .” The Chohan-Lama promised to write a reply in due course of time.}} ...shed,” until the two installments appeared in Lucifer of 1894. The Editors of Lucifer, moreover, express the hope “to be able to continue the series fo

...swamps, ditches and salt lakes. Finally, we drove up to the gigantic gates of Deeg, rightly called the “Bhurtpore oasis.” ...nd, an enchanted castle-fortress with towers, chambers and hanging gardens of Babylon appeared before us, among the scorched fields and swamps covered wi

....6&nbsp;m] above the foot of the Vindhya ridge, judging by the ruined wall of Mandu, straight above our heads. ...w down the valley, howling, whistling and shrieking, as if all the spirits of the forest together were joining in a funeral song for the mountain witches

...p. 351-52, and later teachings from the same pen and under the inspiration of the same master.<ref>See charge and answer in The Theosophist, Vol. III, Au ...ed. An occasional return only of “depraved spirits” is allowed. “Exclusive of that rare and doubtful possibility, then, Isis. . . . allows only three cas

...pite of its earlier date, it has been thought advisable to have this essay of Abbé Roca appear at this particular place, as it has a direct connection w ...ave faith, faith critically examined, scientifically established. I am one of those.

| sloka title = The beginning of incrustation. ...such as minerals and earths. From the “&nbsp;Waters of Space,” the progeny of the male Spirit-Fire and the female (gaseous) Water has become the Oceanic

| previous = Blavatsky H.P. - To Theosophists and Readers of “Lucifer” ...work, she published it in Lucifer just a few months before the appearance of The Secret Doctrine. A long introductory note, enclosed within square brack

...ven into her own narrative, and is not necessarily quoted, except in cases of definite passages which are marked accordingly. Vide Bio-Bibliogr. Index, s ...tle, but the word fetish is given in the dictionaries the restricted sense of “an object selected temporarily for worship,”a small idol used by the A

...sp;” to have taken place according to some of the more materialistic views of the evolutionists, it is but natural to think that each genus, beginning wi ...rer, by words added in brackets, in anticipation of the fuller explanation of the Commentary.

...slavishly following it. The nature of the first instructors and civilizers of mankind {{Page continues|393|the legends of iran.}}

...rth mentioning; but of impiety and piety towards the gods and parents, and of suicide, he told the more remarkable retributions. . . . . . . .}} ...e manner. But there was no disposition of soul among these models, because of necessity, on choosing a different life, it becomes different itself. As to

| stanza title = The Civilization and Destruction of the Fourth and Fifth Races | sloka title = Their statues, witnesses to the size of the Lemuro-Atlanteans

...ain events in the life of a man by the position of the planets at the time of his birth. ...e in the following years: 1485, 1506, 1517, 1528, and 1551, about a period of eleven years intervening between the outbreaks. Now, this is exactly the su

| section title = Traces of the Mysteries {{Style P-Title|Traces of the Mysteries.}}

| previous = Blavatsky H.P. - The Last of a Good Lama ...past and present. A true literary sarcophagus inhuming the decayed bodies of very old, if occasionally correct, theories jumbled up together with explod

...''Sadhu'' sect, a “candidate for Saintship,” to use the expression of one of our party. ...) – the Maharaja of Indore (Holkar State) belonging to the Holkar dynasty of the Marathas. – Ed.</ref>, and that her milk had been his only food durin

...|The Personal Archive (Scrapbooks) of H.P. Blavatsky in the Adyar Archives of the Theosophical Society}} ...’s scrapbooks]]''</ref>. The goal of this report is to present the results of our work with the first three Albums (the total number is 24) in HPB’s pe

| item title = “The Real History of the Rosicrucians”—Review | next = Blavatsky H.P. - From the Note Book of an Unpopular Philosopher (2)

| stanza title = The Final Evolution of Man {{Page|191|the cause of degeneration.}}

...ts light. And the hope for such a life-eternal is the keynote of the whole of Buddhism. If we are told that impersonal existence is no existence at all, {{Page|415|misrepresentations of buddhism.}}

| item title = The Cave of the Echoes | publications = Banner of Light, Boston, Vol. XLII, March 30, 1873, p. 2

| section title = The Mystery of Buddha {{Style P-Title|The Mystery of Buddha.}}

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued | Persecution of M. Leymarie |3-66}} ...all such martyrdoms as his do ultimately but advance and elevate the cause of Truth.}}

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...a is not limited to terrestial life, but is extended to worlds and systems of worlds. ...piritual, and alphysical improvement and progress are only the auxiliaries of spiritual progress without which there could be no physical progress. Physi

...blushing editor as being too vile for publication. One of the most modest of the paragraphs runs thus:}} ...classic beauty. ‘Her movements and bearing,’ he added, ‘are the very ideal of grace!’“}}

| section title = Appollonius of Tyana {{Style P-Title|Appollonius of Tyana}}

...e the sternest opponent of the claims of mediumship and the personal enemy of Dr. Slade, is said to have fallen a victim to evidence, and is preparing to ...hy of negation that would see in our notions of matter the “mere illusions of our senses”—in each and every case.

| publication date = 1877-04-20 | original date = 1877-04-12

...P. - Footnotes to “A Buddhist Prince’s View of the Universe and the Nature of Man” ...to various remarks concerning Esoteric Buddhism which appear in the course of your new work, The Secret Doctrine, I beg to call your attention to some pa

{{Style P-No indent|book that he nowhere endorses the moral character of the Holmeses, nor neglects one opportunity to show that his sole object was ...epudiates all connection with the Holmeses. Can it be that his abandonment of them has made it necessary for her to resort to trickery?

...ome in June of the following year by Aloysious a Laureto. Minister-General of the Papal See.}} ...late to his property, and it is therefore highly probable that he disposed of them at some time prior to his death.

...the Theosophical Society are fully compensated by the sympathy and regard of those who are better informed and more intelligent. ...e undersigned to apply for legal redress, and they addressed to the editor of the Statesman the following letter:

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| item title = Antiquity of the Vedas | previous = Blavatsky H.P. - The Drift of Western Spiritualism

...the dead. To many others the whole is a deep mystery, inexplicable as yet. Of the latter I am one. George Ralph, a prominent citizen of Utica, visited the same place, and of what he saw he writes as follows to a friend in that city:

| title =The Inspiration of Ancient Prophets | publication date = 1878-03-08

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |The Sacrifice of Life in Hasty Burials|3-81}} ...after his departure, the brother-in-law of the deceased came to inform him of her recovery.}}

...s money and escapes the penitentiary is applauded to the echo. In the name of our boasted civilization, I demand that check and pause be given to this mo ...lie or steal. The one is the creature of the scientific, the other the man of the metaphysical age.

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{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|A Story of the Mystical|1-117}} ...erizer was so terrified that he lost all control over himself, and instead of withdrawing the fluid, he loaded the girl with it still more.}}

...collected, which requires some thirty-six hours further. For the reception of the ashes indexed vases are supplied to prevent mistakes. During the operat ...an in the ceremony of cremation, and Colonel Olcott will trace the history of urn burial among the ancients.

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |A Budget of Ancient Dreams|3-194}} ...pse was at that moment being carried out to the city gate under a cartload of dung. Thinking that this second vision must be some thing more than imagina

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|Physical Mediums and The Banner of Light|1-48}} ...rs. Thayer, whom the most decidedly objected to be ranked with, on account of highly suspicious circumstances which she says attended Mrs. Thayer’s sé

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{{Style P-Subtitle|A MEDLEY OF LANGUAGES.}} ...ast. He was about sixty years old at the time of his death. Mrs. C. Magnan of New York, his daughter, said: “ Is that you, papa ?” to which he replie

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...the reality of facts; which conviction we have obtained by ''the evidence of our senses and by reason.''}} | publication date = 1876-04-27

| title = Another Exposure of Mrs. Hardy | publication date = 1876-11-02

...emation should ever be accepted and adopted by any religious or other body of the people, it should be surrounded with proper ceremonies, and the cremati ...emation were exploited at great length with much eloquence and a good deal of vehemence. J. B. S.

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| section title = The Fossil Relics of Man and the Anthropoid Ape | chapter title = C. Darwinism and the Antiquity of Man: The Anthropoids and their Ancestry

...title = Duration of the Geological Periods, Race Cycles, and the Antiquity of Man | chapter title = Modern Scientific Speculations about the Ages of the Globe, Animal Evolution, and Man

...d heard of that fool. La Brosse (the astrologer), and my cousin, the Count of Soissons: the former is an old idiot; and you are yet very young and inexpe ...nocents.” Henry here desired that the curtains of the carriage, which were of leather, (there were then no glasses), should be raised; had they been let

...examined, a few minutes after, only six are to be found. A crock of cream of its own free will and accord splits open without being handled, and the con ...rplexing nature of the proceedings, and, so far, the perfect impossibility of elucidating them.

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...most opposed to superstition, took his determining impulse from a variety of the ''Sortes Virgiliance.''}} ...may first present itself to the eye. Cowper, the poet, has recorded a case of this sort, in his own experience. It is one to which all the unhappy are pr

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued | Strange Powers of Spirits of Sleeping Mortals |3-105}} ...m, and generally the fluidic drapery covers the sitter’s head or some part of his body. In this case the figure is apart as though supported, as I learn

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...n, and theologian to the Archbishop of Milan, was attached to the tribunal of the Inquisition, and compiled a criminal code for the Franciscan Order, to ...ench, and the Abbe has involuntarily evinced his sense of the speciousness of the Devil’s arguments by accompanying them with brief controversial notes

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued | The Inspiration of the Hebrew Prophets |7-21}} ...put witches to death, but if mediums were by trick or conjuring to rob us of our money, even modern Spiritualists would not hesitate to imprison them.

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...nute inspection leaves me quite unable to decide. Certainly, it is neither of the above. ...othesis except that of magic. The tint seems not to be laid on the surface of the common writing paper upon which the portrait is made, but to be combine

...on the sides of the glass, reveals to powerful microscopes twilight points of matter.}} ...the transparent air, far beyond the vision of man, aided by all the powers of his transcendent art.

| title = The Book of Gold (fragment) | publication date =

...of corroboration by the testimony of thousands. But such is now the state of the case. Sceptics and prejudiced or interested witnesses in general may sc ...than he has given here; and that he is taking steps to obtain certificates of respectable living witnesses who heard his Guru pre-figure the events which

...these wonderful phenomena had arrived, and elucidating his points by means of interesting diagrams on the walls.}} ...aces are fitted for spiritual existence. And such indeed are the teachings of our own beautiful spiritual philosophy ; for are we not constantly told, th

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...friends. These peculiarities were followed by tremblings, whirling motions of the head, and other obsessional conduct, till she refused to bathe, to comb ...head, invoked the gods, &c., &c., and “the dumb devil left.” This was one of the many phenomena I witnfessed among the lower and poorer classes, Those t

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| next = Blavatsky H.P. - The Collapse of Koot Hoomi ...me of the French versions and tampered with others. A substantial analysis of these alleged letters from H. P. B.’ s pen has been made by K. F. Vania i

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...regory, of Edinburgh University; Sergeant Cox, the distinguished barrister of London; and numerous other gentlemen occupying prominent positions might be ...using chemical transformations and reactions by the aid of the cell forces of the tissues; as, also, by direct correlation probably with the physical fo

...ave lost his intelligence when he took upon himself the body and the brain of a babe.}} ...stiny of the human soul, and by which they are apt to vex the anxious mind of the English missionary. The Hindoo puts it thus—“Sahib,’’ he says s

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...er knees in the middle of the lamp-lit circle. Such was the Eastern method of mesmerization as practised among the Dervishes. ...and fixing his gaze upon the bright spot, became as motionless as an image of stone. I, too, riveted my eyes upon the same spot, and followed the proceed

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...iritual capabilities, their faith strengthened, and the immortal happiness of the future life demonstrated with mathematical certitude. To help in such a | publication date = 1875-08-19

...not die out so soon with such a people. The hope of finding remnants even of such wisdom as Ancient Asia possessed, ought to tempt our conceited modern ...t himself towards the mountain, so Modern Spiritualism made its unexpected appearance from the East, before a skeptical world, to terminate in a very near future

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |The Hermetic Cross of Praise, its History and Symbolism|3-198}} ...9 B. C.—identified with the Pharoah of Joseph by some, although no mention of anything but shepherd hordes are ever recorded as coming unto the land.

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|The Evidence in Favor of Future Existence Examined|1-129}} ...u yourselves adduce the evidence and the strongest possible evidence short of absolute proof, that the intelligence manifested is not thus “apart from

{{Style P-No indent|had any power of expunging ideas which were no longer needed, so that room might be made for ...resting and striking, are not retained. Often the moat trivial occurrences of childhood constantly recur, and the most important are forgotten.

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The moulding of spirit forms is an experiment of so interesting and valuable a character, that it would be a vast pity not t Can any one tell the limits of its utility? I think Spiritualists have not quite realized them as yet.

| subtitle = The Spirits of Persons Resident in London and America Photographed in Paris | publication date = 1875-03-25

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...he were not he would not stay away so long, he was so fond of his home and of me.”}} ...nk?” The question was directed to Mr. Isaac Birdsall, a quaker, the father of Mrs. Buckhout. He has been dead for several years.

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{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |The Causes of the Phenomena of Spiritualism|4-241}} ...of the “elementals.” By and by, when we are all agreed that the processes of evolution result in peopling the universe with some few spiritual forms and

| item title = Footnotes to “The Autobiography of Dayananda Saraswati Swami” | previous = Blavatsky H.P. - Antiquity of the Vedas

Reason, being a purely negative faculty of mind, gives us but the negation that Spiritualism is not true. We are ustif ...n. The terms mind and thought, used as the names of entities, are synonyms of spirit. But it is not mind or thought that thinks, any move than it is life

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |The British National Association of Spiritualists|4-98}} ...rmed man. But beyond that all is darkness, illumined only by fitful gleams of more or less probable speculation.}}

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...in presented itself! The boldest were not proof again it this, and a scene of utter horror sad dismay trotted, till Schrepfer at length contrived finally ...nd was surrounded by crowds of followers and inquirers, and rumors survive of astounding manifestations made through him. The present writer once, in Egy

| title = Review of Our Foreign Spiritualistic Exchenges | publication date = 1878-07-27

| publications = Banner of Light, Boston, Vol. XL, No. 3, October 14, 1876 | next = Blavatsky H.P. - Huxley and Slade: Who is More Guilty of “False Pretencies”?

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...PB SB. Title continued |The Manifestations in Naples of the Alleged Spirit of Nana Sahib|7-56}} ...n be conquered and taste the bitterness of foreign dominion. Their mastery of India will soon have an end; I and my brave companions are hard at work to

...its open for them; it has got up to the shadowy spirit at the top, and one of them is going up with this five. Now it is going. It is all gone, 9.25 p.m. <center>RULES OF SPIRIT INTERCOURSE.</center>

...t interfer with you, or – you will receive <u>{{Style S-Lost|Showers}}</u> of abuse upon your devoted head, a dear {{Style S-Lost|pact}}...|center}} | title =Jesus, and the Records of His Time

...was thoroughly convinced. These lights appeared to him at different times of the day, wherever he happened to be, in New York or Brooklyn, and we arrang ...eferable thereto. This gentleman never has been influenced by me in either of these ways.

| title = A Word of Advice to the Singing Medium, Mr. Jesse Sheppard | publication date =

...Aksakoff, will prove one of the most important epochs in the whole history of the subject. | publication date =

| title = A Budget of Ancient Dreams | publication date = 1875-05-13

...ke) into immortal beings! How completely in accordance with all principles of perpetual upward development. ...And through it all, they themselves are progressing onwards to that phase of incarnation when they shall become ‘living souls.’

...e, and, therefore, the inheritance goes to the ''sister's son. ''Polyandry of the same kind, ''i.e''., where two, three, or more brothers have but one wi ...y of mesmerising an infant, and the Delai-Lama is only a standing instance of the same fact.

...humb of her hand. I was particularly strick[?] by the fact that the sleeve of the dress on the arm was entirely different from that worn by Mrs. Holmes, ...ure into the sitting-room and it was equally impossible for any accomplice of the medium to have done it.

...tle = Another Experiment by Prof. Crookes, F.R.S.-A Scientific Examination of a Medium's Mediumship | publication date = 1875-04-01

...rtually making capital for this fraud. Its effect was seen in the attitude of Bennett, the carpenter, who thought that the trapdoor was so skilfully conc ...ths in the House of Correction for these cursed traders in the most sacred of all truths.

...ndent|the past serves neither as an example nor a warning. The overturning of a thousand cherished theories finds our modern philosopher as unprepared fo ...so many executed malefactors, whose names cannot be pronounced by the next of kin without a blush.

| title = Of Baron de Palm`s Cremation | subtitle = Arrival of the Body at the Crematory–The Corpse not Properly Embalmed–Preparing It

...furthest from the cabinet, with our faces turned towards it, at a distance of about three feet from the curtain.}} ...ecame visible in the light proceeding from the luminous object in the hand of the figure. While up there, John called out to us—“Will that do?” ''(

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| notes =Collage of several images | author =Prince of Wittgenstein, Emily

...ify. Casael, to a certain extent, is aa exception to the prevailing custom of blindly following the blind; but even with Casael there is great room for I ...not only the truth of judicial astrology, but also every form of religion of a spiritual character.

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|A Word of Advice To The Singing Medium, Mr. Jesse Sheppard.|1-37}} ...utter ignorance of Russian history, but are calculated to injure the Cause of Spiritualism by throwing doubt upon all clairvoyant descriptions. Secondari

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |A Budget of Avient Dreams|3-190}} ...the astonishment of his hearers was brought to a climax, when, at the end of his recital, his health was suddenly restored to him, and he returned home

| next = Blavatsky H.P. - Sri Sankaracharya’s Date and Doctrine (By T. Subba Row) ...from the lowest elemental up to the Deva kingdom, yet differs in the scale of progression.

| subtitle = Remarkable Restoration of a Dying Mulato Girl. The Scene by a Commercial Traveler | publication date = 1875-11-18

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued|The Mediumship of the Eddy Broters}} ...about his person, as I had discovered by my innocent ruse, there were none of these things; and yet there had appeared – but the story is already told,

| publication date = 1877-01-11 | original date =

...nal experience, or of unimpeachable and sufficient testimony, the identity of spirits who have once inhabited this earth, and who now communicate with it ...tific or logical demonstration, but they do not touch the religious aspect of the matter.

...d the vanished dwarf. And on her saying so, how could the spectators, most of them also prepossessed with the same conviction, have failed to show that b ...hich I conclude by repeating that I believe to be nothing more than a case of strongly apparent but really delusive appearances against him.

...in mind and morals, which will give a nobler welcome to the coming issues of this new faith?}} | publication date = 1878-02-22

| item title = To Theosophists and Men of Honour | publications = The Letters of H. P. Blavatsky to A.. P. Sinnett, pp. 136-139

<center>THE BOOK OF GOLD</center> | publication date = 1875-07-21

| publication date = 1876 | original date =

...ia ''Press'': “We have to admire the thorough simplicity and natural grace of Madame Blavatsky’s language. It is pure and expressive, which is singular ...ntiment, another should toss her volumes aside with a sneer and expression of derision.

...p made several impressions in the cement with their own seals, as did many of the assembled officers with private marks. ...18th of April, 1820, just ''nine months and sloven days ''after the period of its close.

| title = Is it Mind Reading of Spirit Manifestation? | publication date = 1874-09-24

...dia) there is a museum of the Theosophical movement. It contains a variety of things that belonged to prominent Theosophists, presented to them or having ...p speculations, including ones of accidental and non-accidental appearance of some things in our own environment.

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |The Revelations of a Mirror|3-230}} ...III. writes upon the wall, “None bat a Bonaparte can rule in France. Laws of 1874-76.t Great news!”}}

| title = The Psychological Influence of Material Objects Upon Sensitives | publication date = 1878-07-12

{{Style P-HPB SB. Title continued |Abnormal Spectres of Wolves, Dogs and Other Animals|5-65}} ...nd that of the French gentleman, whom I will call X—. The eyes especially, of an exceptional blue colour, seemed strangely identical, and had the same fo

| title = EBB Tide of the Jubilee | subtitle = First Appearance of the Musical Magician of Vienna

| subtitle = A Master Key tо the Mysteries of Ancient and Modern Science and Theology | publication date = 1874-08

| next = Blavatsky H.P. - A Land of Mystery ...[The above-mentioned article is a reply of the Rev. J. Gray to the remarks of Munshi Samarthadan on the debate at Ajmere, in which the reverend gentleman

...deals with Robert Dale Owen’s opinion on the genuineness of the phenomena of materialization. The following parts were commented upon by H.P.B.:}} ...ost surprising manifestations, including the appearance of several spirits of persons known to her in foreign countries.”