This Theosophical Encyclopedia contains all the articles of the printed … and drink his blood , ye have not life in yourselves’ [ John , vi, 53], can never be understood or appreciated at its true occult value, except by those who hold some of the seven keys , and yet care little for St. Peter. These words, whether … individual man which transformed him and raised him so as to become at one with the Christ or with the Buddha” ( Studies in Occult Philosophy , Pasadena: T.U.P., 1945, p. 79). P.S.H © Copyright by the Theosophical Publishing House, Manila …
… Barlet; the founder of the Fraternitas Rosicruciana Antiqua and one-time theosophist, Arnoldo Krumm-Heller and the French occultist (and also President of the O.E. Center in Paris), Dr. Gerard Encausse (Papus). Among the objects of the Oriental … a chain of universal fraternity based upon the purest altruism, without hatred of sect, caste or color” and (b) “study the Occult Sciences of the Orient and . . . develop those psychic powers which are in man and his environment.” Two courses of … of Helena P. Blavatsky giving her sole credit as the person responsible for introducing the “pure teachings of Supreme Occult Science” to the West. BIBLIOGRAPHY: L’Etoile d’Orient. Number l (January 24, 1908). (Official Organ of the Centre …
… from the Mahatma Koot Hoomi which contained some explanations about “ideas.” Sinnett included the letter in his book The Occult World , published in 1881. Two years later, in the Sept. 1, 1883 issue of Light , Henry Kiddle wrote that a passage … was taken almost verbatim from a lecture of his on Spiritualism in August, 1880, or a year prior to the publication of The Occult World . The matter became controversial, and various people such as Henry S. OLCOTT , William JUDGE and SUBBA ROW , …
… patron god of these arts also. The Hermes-Thoth works were wide ranging, covering such popular subjects as astrology and “occultism” on the one hand and learned matters such as theology and philosophy. The works of Hermes-Thoth are of particular …
… devas. Hindu mythology describes it as being in the navel or center of the earth. According to Helena P. BLAVATSKY , occult teachings place it in the very center of the North Pole, pointing it out as the site of the first continent on our …
… devas. Hindu mythology describes it as being in the navel or center of the earth. According to Helena P. BLAVATSKY , occult teachings place it in the very center of the North Pole, pointing it out as the site of the first continent on our …
… all religions; and to uncover, to some extent, the fundamental unity from which they all spring; finally, to show that the occult side of Nature has never been approached by the Science of modern civilization. (SD I:viii) The Secret Doctrine was … two more volumes were “almost completed,” one dealing with a “more practical teaching” and the other with the history of occultism and the great spiritual teachers of the past. She stated that their eventual appearance “entirely depends upon the …
… particularly on karma, reincarnation, death and rebirth, and theosophy’s relation to science, religion, and philosophy. The Occult Glossary explains some 300 terms frequently met with in theosophical writings. Man in Evolution is a clear, detailed … growth, selfless love, old age and death, and compassion. Perhaps Purucker’s most profound work is Fountain-Source of Occultism, prepared posthumously from booklets issued by him for his private students. Its in-depth presentation of the …
… nitrogen (SD I:297). In addition to medical treatises, such as on the treatment of syphilis, he wrote some important occult works. De fundamento Sapientiae (On the Foundation of Wisdom), De Generatione (On Generation), De Viribus (On Man), … of intelligent beings which he called Flagae (“flaming ones”) and which she identifies as the same as the DHYĀNI-CHOHANS of occultism, the pitrIs of Hinduism, and the guardian Angels of Christianity (SD I:222 fn). She mentions in passing that …
… has been read more widely than any other theosophical author, and has had an influence, direct and indirect, on western occultism, including the “New Age” movement, perhaps greater than any other single person of his time or since. His …