Volume
XV
O index
Oannes:
Dagon or, III 85, 215-16, 217-18 & fn.
Gnostics and, XI 75 fn.
Man-fish among Druses, III 188, 189
Objectivity:
abnormal, of
elementaries, V 312
conditioned, &
atoms of body, V 111
Devachanee and, V 74
monad has no, V 87
terrestrial, &
reality, V 91
Object(s) of Theosophical Society:
chief, X 77, 78 fn.
See also under Theosophical Society
Oblations:
libations &
pisachas, II 399
Oblong Squares:
Masonic term & symbolism, XI 78
& fn.
See also Geometrical Figures
Obrenović, Prince Mihailo (1825-1868):
known as Michael Obrenović
III,
I 23
murder of, I
163, 164 fn.
uncle of King Milan, X 191
youngest son of
Milon,
I 164
Obrenović, Prince Milan (1854-1901):
I 165 fn.
Obrenović, Prince Milon
(1780-1860):
I 23, 164 fn.
Obrenovitch, Michael (1825-1868):
See Obrenović, Prince Mihailo
Obscuration(s):
of Globe, X 393
origin of
Magianism after an, IV 514
periodical, IV 514
Root-Races and, IV 538
Rounds and, IV 378
ishas and, VII 44 fn.
See also Root-Races; Rounds
Observer (Columbo):
on slanderous editor of, IX
151
Obsession:
alleged, III
278-79
astral sexual
unions can cause, X 156
cured by positive polarization,
II
399-400
degrading
magnetism can cause, II
398-99
demoniac, &
exorcisms, IV 387-91
dreaded in
mediumship and, I 140
nature of, II 397-99
possession and, III 280-81
at sιance by controlling spirit, II 395,
397-98
See also Possession
Obstinancy:
distinct from will, XIII 365
Obzor:
on H.P.B. & her book, I 385 et seq.
insults H.P.B., I 389
Occident:
doomed without ancient wisdom, VIII
54-55 (76-77)
needs esoteric philosophy, XII 295,
308
Occult:
Alphabet system, XIV 99, 100-02,
172, 181, 206-08
Arch-Druid lore, XIV 32
architecture, XIII 278
astronomy on Electricity, XIV 225
danger of, realms, X 270
direct, teachings now given out for
first time, IV 404, 409
experiences to be kept secret, III 219
fate of English, Societies, XIV 267
forces & their abuse, XII 225-26
history of, societies an impossibility
now, VIII 255, 262
Lore alone doesn't reveal Nature, XIV
192
lore even in dark ages, XIV 45
Lore must be studied in Aryan light,
XIV 192
Mysteries & its martyrs, XIV 26
Natural Magic, XIV 32
promise of, teaching cannot be given
in Lucifer, X 95
properties of metal, wood, color, etc.,
XIII 278
real work of, societies, VIII 256
secrets may be revealed too soon, X
267
selfishness and, IX 260
selflessness prerequisite for, training,
XII 491
sins of pupils in connection with, IX 156
study & "authorities," III 472
study in small groups of uneven
numbers, XI 230-31 (266-67)
symbolism in Genesis, XIII 99-101;
XIV 207-08 & fn.
Symbology of the Jews, XIV 61-62,
157 & fn., 188, 206-08 & fn.
teaching about memory, XII 368
Theogony, XIV 188 & fn.
training and tests, X 226, 242
training in schools, I 267
truism on world cycles, XIII 83
truth satirized, XIV 46
truths revealed gradually, XIV 64
two main divisions of, students, XII
537-38
Unity real basis of, Science, XIV 61
use & abuse, XIII 237-38
Wisdom & Delphic Oracle, IX 162
See also Occult Doctrine; Occult
Knowledge; Occult Powers
Occult Aphorisms:
on nature of linga-sarira, XII 712
Occult Arts:
Occultism cp. with, IX 251-53, 260
See also Magic; Occult Power(s);
Occult Science; Occultism
Occult Commentary:
on Spiritual Ego, VII 113
Occult Doctrine:
based on numbers, harmony &
affinities, IV 303
as key to scriptures, IV 573-74
taught by obscure & clear methods,
IV 374 et seq.
Occult Knowledge:
cannot be bought, X 285
deals with mental states, VII 267
mighty mountain of, III 476
never to be used selfishly, VIII 59 (81)
of Yanadis, IV 288-90
origin of, VII 124
unrelated to money, XI 523 (546)
Occult Phenomena:
See Phenomena
Occult Philosophy:
based on ubiquitous presence of
Absolute Deity, XII 569
based on vast psychic experiences, IV
598
basic concepts of, listed, V 74
Fundamental principle of, XIV 235
outer mystic knowledge and, III
382-83
postulates a seven-dimensional
universe, XII 411
requirements for European student of,
V 74-75
Space of, is Plērōma, XII 570
uses scientific methods, IV 569
winnows grains from chaff, IV 534
Occult Power(s):
as seed of individuality, III 411
Atlantis and, III 402, 403
classification of, III 403
dangers of, & E.S., X 296-97
extinguishes superstition, IV 171
of initiated, XIV 175 & fn.
law of, & Black vs. White magicians,
X 270
of nature inherited from Atlantis, III
402; VII 347
not for the married, III 27
of Plants, XIII 241
of Runes, XIII 240 & fn.
seven, VII 285, 300
seven, passed to Initate, XIV 175 fn.
seven, relate to principles, III 411
See also Magic
Occult Primer:
on eternal truths, XII 601
Occult Schools:
real name of, never revealed, X 125-26
Occult Science(s):
based on ancient oral teachings, XI 467
based on Law of Universal Sympathy,
III 192
bases of all, IX 252
begins to be accepted, IV 312 fn.
both saves & kills, II 499 (506)
of Correspondences, XIV 61, 64, 157
& fn.
dangerous, XI 230 (266)
devil and, II 403
difference between, & Occultism, IX
249, 250, 289
difference between, & Theosophy, IX
155 et seq.
discussed, VII 55 et seq.
few fit for, XIV 54, 64
first instructors in, XIII 236
founded on service, VIII 61 (83)
great thinkers and, V 294
helped by advanced occultists, IV 356
in India, XIV 22
instruction in, 11494 fn. (501 fn.)
key to mysteries of nature, VII 55
modern science &, cp., VIII 57 (79)
are Nature itself, VIII 57 (79)
needs union of students, III 31
old maxim of, IV 355
origin of, X 153, 166
personified as Sophia, X 155
pivotal function of, VIII 61 (83)
pledge of secrecy and, II 494 (501)
psychology an important branch of
ancient, XII 225
pursuit of, limited to few, IV 470
re-affirmed today, XII 222
rediscovery of ancient, XII 222
on stone-showers, III 247
superficial knowledge of, dangerous, I
127
verification of, possible, XI 399
world not prepared for, I 73
Yogis and, IV 544
See also Magic; Occultism
Occult Word:
about Mahatmas, VII 241 et seq.
Occult World:
See Sinnett, A.P.
Occultism:
absolute unity of Root-Substance
basis of, IX 55
admits no miracles, XII 328
all great Avataras recognized by, XIV
240, 372
all schools of, lead to same goal, VIII 257
ancient Spiritualism, I 199
aphorisms on, VIII 14
Apollonius' biog. reveals secrets of,
XIV 127
on atoms, XII 406, 408
attitude needed by student of, XII
492-93
axiomatic truth of, XIV 61
backbone of, XIV 8, 63
based on Nature's facts, XIV 64, 101
baser branches of, III 85
believes in immutability of nature's
laws, I 242
book-learning in, insufficient, I 103
book-study of, & journey to Orient, I
133
Britain not a good place to study, IX
289
can accomplish needed reform, XI 121
(134)
candidates for, XII 315
cements all religions, VII 91
Chaldean, & offshoots, I 107 fn.
Chaldean Wisdom and, XIII 228, 337
Church dogmas & rites taken from, I
118; XIV 339
claims of, to intelligent adoption, III
473
Colleges of, exist today, I 103
colorless & determined by motive, IX
400F
committee for study of, V 358
common key to, XIV 3, 12, 61, 181,
192
concerned with inner man, XI 301
dangerous to average mind, XIV 54,
59-60, 64
demonstrated by reason, XIV 372
denies miracles, I 242
derided by modern materialism, XIII
234
desire for, & resulting restlessness, IX
254
on differentiation after Mahapralaya,
XIII 90
disintegration of living creatures
denied by, XII 328
dual in nature, I 117
East as cradle of, I 103
Eastern, compared with Western, XIV
232 & fn., 233-40, 444
Eastern, conflicts with Jewish
Kabalah, VII 253
Eastern, never lost key, III 288 & fn.
Eastern, veils pantheism with
polytheism, VII 253
"enchantment" and, IX 251
essence of Spiritualism, I 295
essential basis of, X 349-50
false ideas about, IX 249
first law of, VIII 59 (81)
first steps in, VIII 126 et seq.; X 226
foundation stones of Oriental, V 10
(39)
fundamental doctrines unchanged, VII
347
jealous mistress, IX 10
Jesuits opposition to, XIV 267
key to, cannot be divulged, XI 523
(546)
in literature, VIII 99-100
magic figure of Eastern, XIV 236
magic not, IX 156, 249, 250
married state and, III 27; IX 258
mastered by violence, XI 523 (546)
mastery of, makes one a Mahatma,
IV 544
most important step in, X 226
mysterious lever of intellectual forces,
I 128
mystery of being and, VIII 168
natural-born magicians and, IX
259-60
no personal God in, XII 533-34, 569
Noλtic mind of, XII 411
not accepted now, VIII 336
occult sciences confused with, IX
249-50, 40OC-D
omniscience & timelessness of
Immortal Ego taught in, XII 232
one key of, in hands of science, VIII
103
one law of, VIII 126
one of sciences of Theosophy, XI 433
opposed to promiscuous hypnotic
suggestion, XII 402
origin of most of what we know, I
116
philosophy must precede practical, X
226
philosophy needed to stop evil
experiments in, VIII 107
on practical, I 103, 106-07, 126; X
395-96; XII 191
practical, & celibacy, XII 702
practical, & falsehood, V 341
practical, & seven-fold division, VII
349
on pretentions of this Age, XIII 85,
233-34
priceless works saved for, XIV 295 fn.
proceeds from Universals to
Particulars, XII 599
is prudently acquired, XI 159
qualifications for practical, IX 155-62,
249-60
reasons for secrecy in, XIII 215; XIV
47-49, 59-60, 181, 232 fn.
rejects Creator & Creation, XIV 415
rejects historic Christianity, IX 20 fn.
is renunciation of self, IX 254
rules of, binding on all, IX 40ON-Q
a science, I 128; IV 412
science of sciences, double-edged
weapon, I 101
Scientific discoveries verge into, XII
139-40, 222, 410
secrets in, yet to be discovered, XIII
215, 241, 278
sects of, guilty of heresies, I 104
selfishness obstructs study of, IX 289
student of, non-sectarian, XIV 107-08,
240
study of cosmology and, XI 473
study of, possible anywhere, but not
ideal, IX 289
teaches how to guide impressions
from plane to plane, IX 164
teaches union with Higher Self, XIV
51
Theophany or psychological, IX 289
theoretical, is harmless, XIV 59
triumph of, by 21st century, XIV 27
true, destroys false idea of Self, XI
105
two branches of, XIV 27, 101
two sides to, II 108
on Universal Life & Deity, XII 134,
139, 407-11
as Universal Science, III 268
a universal solvent, XI 229 (266)
unknown to Pundits, IX 140-41
why opposed by Science, VII 77
will remain despite attacks, XII 333
works on, written for the few, I 132
writings on, purposely veiled, XI 522
(544-45)
See also Esoteric Science; Occult
Science(s)
Occultist(s):
accepts man's need for religion &
"Gods," XIV 41, 64, 107-08
advanced, are sworn Initiates, XIV
60 fn., 85
after-death states and, IX 171-72
all men cannot be, IX 244
on "ancient," in East, XII 313
Aryan light imperative key for, XIV
192
auric shades of man reveals race to V
212-13, 214
beneficent force in Nature a goal of,
IX 254
Buddha is Patron of Tibetan, III 267
chief aim of, & Devachan, VI 245
Christians borrow from, XIV 341
closed mouths of, VII 78
compared to clergy, XIV 160, 267
compared to Scientists, XIII 215, 218
confused in the West, IX 250
continental, as Kabalists, XIV 167
crowds avoided by, XII 535
difference between, & ordinary man,
VI 243-45
difficult to become practical, I 130
don't reject original Bible, XIV 84
duty of, to teach on death of the
Soul, XII 627-28
duty of, towards Science & Theology,
I 128-29
epigraph of Eastern, XIV 61
fearless yet forgiving, XIV 85-86
fewer each century, XII 315
forsee results of actions, IX 286
on genuine Eastern, XIV 232 fn., 233,
444 ff.
go beyond the five senses, XII 115,
139, 315
honors martyrs of all religions, XIV
108
Indian, rarely teach Westerners, IX
141
Inquisition's torture of, XIII 237
Jesus known as Initiate to, XIV 160
judge not by externals, V 148
know "Gods" are 1st principles, XIV
50
know power of "Gupta-Maya," XII
321
legitimate science and, XII 351, 354, 411
on letter from T.S., to Bulletin, V
7 fn. (36 fn.)
are Materialists, IV 307 fn.
Matter always alive to, XIV 414-15
de Mirville's view of, XIV 43
motto of true, X 285
must live the life, XIII 218
must not scorn public opinion, I 129
must unlearn all he knew before, I
128
never seeks revenge, XIV 86
not all cycles can produce, VI 247-48
once venerated, XIII 234
Parabrahm is ultimate subjectivity for,
V 76
place consciousness on higher planes,
IX 172
practical, & phenomena, IV 245
on properties of matter, XIII 88-89
ready for persecution, I 127-28
records of, V 211
relation of, to science, VII 78
respect all beliefs, V 19 (48); XIV
107-08
reticence of advanced, IV 374-75
reunites Ideas to Numbers, XIV
62-63, 95-99
self-forgetfulness the greatest virtue
of, V 18 (46)
sense of separateness must be
destroyed by, VIII 305; X 395; XIII
70
society's lower grades often produce,
IV 37
Theosophists &, contrasted, VII 78
Theosophists &, revere the unknown,
XII 115-16, 134
true, conceal their knowledge, XII
314-15
as Unitarians, IX 55
use spiritual faculties & bodies, IV
224
vindicated, XIV 27, 43, 64, 267
waits for calmer era, VII 90
Ocean:
analogy of Universal, & drops, VI
10 fn.
Ocharan:
Large burial mound, II 330
Od:
See Odyle
Odessa (Russia):
H.P.B. witnesses uprising in, I 263
Odin:
Buddha confounded with, III 64
magic anterior to age of, XIV 23
oracular head and, VII 222
Odium Theologicum:
fury of, felt by H.P.B., IX 345 fn. (373 fn.)
Odnodvortzi:
deprived of noble rank, II 356
O'Donovan, Wm. Rudolf (1844-1920):
sculpting H.P.B.'s head for plaque, I
409-10
Odors:
vast, from small sources, IV 318-19
Od-pad-med [Tib. 'Od-dpag-med]:
is Amitabha, XIV 426
derived from Adi-Buddhi, XIV 426
& fn.
"Hopahme" or, means Infinite Light,
XIV 422 fn.
Maha Chohan or Chief of
Bodhisattvas is, XIV 422 fn.-23 fn.
Mani Kah-'bum personifies,
XIV 426
Western paradise of, VI 101
See also Amitabha Buddha
Odyle (or Od):
the aura of Reichenbach's
investigations, XII 210
a key to psychological science, IV 131
Reichenbach and, II 135; III 23,
98-101
Oeaohoo:
X 373
lifts veil of reality, X 377-78
permutation of, is Oi-Ha-Hou, X 398
or sound, XI 489
Oedipus:
enigma of Sphinx and, I 127, 291
riddle of man and, I 361 (365)
Offen, Von:
new airship of Henrizzi and, III 70-71
Ogdoad:
dwelling of Sophia, XIII 40
eight superior powers, XIV 315-16
God of the Gnostics, XIV 218
meaning of gnostic, XII 68 fn.
Sophia-Without falls from, XIII 28
Ogilvie, John (1797-1867):
- Imperial Dictionary:
on mediums, VI 223
bio-bibliog., VI 442
O'Grady, Wm. L.D.:
on Hindu Spiritualists, II 71, 72, 78
Oi-Ha-Hou:
See Oeaohoo
Oils:
candidates anointed with, VIII 196
Massey on, VIII 196-97
Olaus Magnus (1490-1558):
- A Compendious History of
Goths . . .:
on men metamorphosed into wolves,
II 167
bio-bibliog., 11 538
Olcott, Emmet R.
(1846-?):
brother of Henry S., I 422, 439
Olcott, Henry S. (1832-1907):
abused by Rast Goftar IV 33-34
accepted as Chela, IV 610
had access to store of knowledge, I
302
accused of Caesarism, VII 154
appoints B. Keightley head of Indian
Section, XIII 122
article of, on ancients, I 88
attitude towards religions, IV 126-27
beloved colleague & President-
Founder, XII 153, 263
Blavatsky &, as Hermetic Science
Twins, I 187
Boston visit, I 72
Brahmanical thread and, V 324
British Section and, XII 116
Brothers mentioned publicly by, IV 354
Buddhism and, I 510-12
Buddhism not promoted in India by,
IV 283
Buddhism preached in Ceylon by, IV
438 fn.
a Buddhist, IV 95; X 65, 116, 121
Buddhist Canon and, VI 83 (92)
Buddhist Mission of, V 287
builds retreat for H.P.B., IX xxiv
calls a Master "Old Horse," I 429
Ceylon Observer attack
on, III 302-03
Ceylon visited by, III 154, 481
chosen to form T.S., I 94-95
on Christianity & Golden Rule, IV
97-98
cocoanut tree and, IV 90, 107; V 128;
VI 61; IX 131-32
consultation with M., I 430
on cowardice of slanderers, III 240
cremation idea and, I 278
on crisis in Spiritualism, I 95
criticized, V 321-23
criticized by Chatterji & Gebhard, VII
140 et seq.
crystal exhibited by, IV 180
in danger, I 433
defence of, by H.P.B., VII 137,
165-67; XI 12
on difficulty of Theosophical path,
XII 27
doubts of, about E.S., X 135
Edison visited by, I 429
on Esoteric Section, XII 481
Esoteric Section and, I 514-15
E.S. founding and, XIII 116
European Section turned over to
H.P.B. by, XII 330, 378 (381)
exhausted from magnetic healing &
told to stop, VI 70 fn.
expelled Dr. Coues from T.S., XII 378
(381)
fable about T.S. and, VII 53-54C
fate of, depends on being ready, I
424, 439
first inspiration of, always better, I
412
genuine Buddhist, III 374
gets ore samples for M., I 426
government credentials of, I 426, 429,
439
healings by, ordered by his Master, IV
379
healings of, IV xxv, 385, 418, 464-65
H.P.B. &, karmically responsible for
TS., XI 382
H.P.B. &, question numerous yogis, II
78
H.P.B. appoints, E.S. representative
for Asia, XII 89, 484
H.P.B. implored, to permit her return
to Adyar, XII 163
H.P.B. met, at Chittenden, Vt., IV 137
H.P.B. notes errors of, X 10
H.P.B. on scope of, presidential
powers, XII 263-64
H.P.B.'s hope for, XIII 120 fn.
H.P.B.'s retirement from office and,
VI 339
helped H.P.B.'s literary work, XIV
xxxix
on Henry More, IV 659-61
Hilarion letter to, V 129, 130-31 facs.,
132
ignorant of Aryan philosophy in 1875,
VII 50
in India, XIII 134
on Indian Press, I 378
Indians urged by, to study their
ancient knowledge, IV 150-51, 283
"Inner Group" Committee member,
XII 479 & fn.
integrity & high morals of, IV 278-79
intended to promote trade between
India & U.S.A., II 482
investigates Holmeses, I 60
Irenaeus and, VI 148
on Isis Branch problem, X 136-37
Isis Unveiled and,
XIII 198-99
in Japan doing special work, XI 299
John Brown and, I 506
joins H.P.B. at Ooty, V 129
joint declaration of, & H.P.B., X 142
Kislingbury on, & Coleman's
falsehood, I 320
K.H. on authority of, X 139-40
K.H. praises, XII 594
K.H. precipitates letter in hand of, VI
23; XII 240 fn.
K.H. restores, trust in H.P.B., X 135,
137, 138-40
K.H. seen personally by, VI 22-31, 216
last visit with H.P.B., XII 484
learned truth after 1875, VI 270
lectures in England & Ireland, XII
153
lends $100 to M., I 429
letter of H.P.B. to, VII 139-40
libel against, & H.P.B., VI 56-57
as M. Junior, I 407, 410
Master of, is also H.P.B.'s, IV 524
on Master saving H.P.B.'s life, VI 325
meets a sannyasi at Karli Caves, II
488
mesmeric healing taught to a few, IV
386, 600 fn.
missionaries misrepresent, III 479 et
seq.; IV 90-91, 284
mistaken about SPR, VI 326 fn.
Moloney is nickname for, I 277, 406,
420
on W.S. Moses, IX 178
no papal powers held by, VII 163-64;
XI 382
not an adept, III 28
not an ignoramus, IV 209-10
not penniless in India, III 80
notes on H.P.B.'s life and, XIV 483
only complaint of, VII 150-51
only, & H.P.B. knew real names of
Masters, X 126
only white man in Brotherhood of
Luxor, X 125
Open Letter of, to Bishop of Madras,
VI 56
ordered to go to India with H.P.B., I
415, 420, 421, 431
over-cautious about mentioning
Masters, X 134-35
paid all expenses of T.S., II 482; VII
149
on de Palm, I 233
personal akaa of, V 132
personal God rejected by, IV 519
on physical phenomena, I 292
on plan for S.D., XIV 470
pours oil on troubled waters, X 108
praised highly, XI 161-62, 380-81, 394
president for life, VII 146
on private letter from, to Damodar, II
489 & fn.
qualities of, VII 151, 155
reasons for becoming a Buddhist, IV
26
receives orders for indignation
meeting, I 412
record of, defended by H.P.B., III
11-13
relations with Masters on psychical
plane, X 139 fn.
rushes into print, I 328
S.D. III and, XIV
xxviii
sings on board & seasick, I 434
social status of, in U.S.A., III 447
as Spiritualist, I 34, 188; II 396
Spiritualist at first, IV 590; VI 270
on Subba Row, V 268-69, 272
supplies means for T.S., III 442, 446
sustained by exceptional influences,
IV 386
Mrs. Thayer's phenomena acc. to, I
121, 122
throws out worthy hints, I 303
on Tiravellum Mahatma, V 137
tours Ceylon & South India, V 129-32
uncompromising honesty of, VI 161
wife of, thinks of arresting, I 429,
431, 433
will not return to America, III 490
works for purification of creeds, IV 25
- A Buddhist Catechism:
IV 14 fn.; VI 83 (92); VIII 66 (87)
cp. with Roman Catholic Catechism,
III 358
on karma & personalities, IV 571
in light of science, III 358
paid for by Mrs. Ilangakoon, XI 445
on primacy of personal experience,
XIV 417
Rhys-Davids and, V 346
tr. into many Eastern languages, XI
397
tr. into Spanish by 1889, IX 459
- Diaries:
I 379 fn.
on H.P.B.'s start of the S.D., VI 185
on Hilarion en route to Tibet, VI 280
on K.H.'s visit, VI 23
promotes Syndicate, I 415, 416, 418,
421, 422
receives message from Divine Brother,
I 415
on receiving of Adept
letter, V 129
S.D. plans laid out by Masters,
VI 185
- Old Diary Leaves:
II 342, 477 fn.; III 15 fn.; V 287; VI
29, 30, 52, 71, 124 fn., 184, 214,
278 fn., 326 fn:; XI 363 fn.; XII
484 fn.
on D.M. Bennett, IV 627-29; X
141 fn.
on E.G. Brown, I 46
on W.T. Brown, VI 32
on Circular about T.S., I 375 fn.
on Circular of Brotherhood of Luxor,
I 87
on formation of T.S., I 122, 123
on Godolphin Mitford, VI 242-44 fn.
on HY.B.'s "First Occult Shot," I 100
on H.P.B.'s land, I 83 fn.
on H.P.B.'s writing from dictation, V
129
on Henry More & Isis Unveiled, IX
178; XIII 225 fn.
on K.H.'s visit, VI 23
on letter precipitated aboard SS
Shannon, X 135
on Master "Old Horse" incident, I
439
on de Palm's burial, I 214
on Subba Row's death, V 271
Vol. I of, written from memory, I 123
writing of, I 516-17
- People from the Other World:
I 32 fn., 462, 509
on Mrs. Compton, I 339
date when published, I 321 & fn.
on H.P.B.'s "mediums hip, " I 203; VI
270
H.P.B. tr., into Russian, I 2
on importance of Spiritualism, II 155-56
reviewed by Wagner, I 212
on spirits at seance, VI 290
- Posthumous Humanity [tr.]:
V 284 fn.
- Theosophy, Religion and Occult
Science:
III 449; VI xxxii
- "The Common Foundation of all
Religions":
on electricity as matter, IV 205
- "Mrs. Watts Hughes' Sound-
Pictures":
illustrates sound as Logos, XIII 53 fn.
- "The Spirit of the Zoroastrian
Religion":
IV 513 fn.
bio-bibliog., I
503-18
bibliog., II 538; III
516; V 370, 379;
VI 442; IX 446
See also Founders of Theosophical
Society
Olcott, Mrs.:
Kali is nickname for, I 411, 437
thinks of having H.S.O. arrested, I
429, 431, 433
Old Age:
conservative & reactionary, II 405
little, in future races, VI 117
Old Johan:
ageless guide of Polar Lands tale,
XIII 250-51
Old Testament:
See Bible & specific books of O.T.
Old, Walter R. (Sepharial) (1864-1927):
Preface to Gems from the East by,
XII 427
signs defence of H.P.B., XIII 204
writes on Mystery-Names, X 32
Oliphant, Laurence (1829-1888):
on Christian "Brotherhood," VII 246
on Churchianity, XII 28
on Thomas Lake Harris, XI 58
- The Land of Gilead:
on Druses, III 175-76
on phenomena, III 54
- Scientific Religion . . . :
Genesis and, XII 258
on Sympneumata, X 156
- Sympneumata:
refrain of Shekhinah over world's
woe, IX 268 q.
bio-bibliog., VII
386-87
bibliog., III 516; IX
446; X 426; XII 758
Oliver, George (1782-1867):
- The History of Initiation:
on Zoroaster's cave-temple, III 464-65
bio-bibliog., III 516
Oliver, J.F.:
on Theosophical Society Committee, I
246
Ollantaytambo:
ruins of, II 331
Ollas:
Buddhist, burnt by Indian invaders, X
71, 119
sacred, of Sanskrit letters, XIV 196
Olshausen, H.
(1796-1839):
- Nachweis der
Echtheit . . .:
VIII 215 fn.
on Greek & Hebrew Matthew, XIV
149 fn.
on Hebrew Gospel of Matthew, IV
239; VIII 233
bio-bibliog., VIII
470-71
bibliog., IV 662
Olympiades:
V 201
Olympus, Mt. (Greece):
Atlanteans plead with gods of, V 218
Gods of, & Parnassus, XII 95 (102)
Prometheus and, V 220
Oό:
See Aum
Oό Mani Padme Huό (Sk.):
Aum and, XII 520
geometrical equivalent of, XII 567
nature & meaning of, XII 517-19, 561
relation of, to number, color &
sound, XII 517, 519
seven results of, intonation, XII 517
a seven syllabled phrase, XII 520
in spiritual affinity with cosmic
forces, XII 642-43
talisman of, falls from sky in ancient
Tibet, XIV 441 &
fn.
Omar Khayyαm
(?-1123?):
- Quatrains:
on illustrations in, X 381
Omens:
cloud forms as, VIII 284-86
of great change in spiritual life of
humanity, VIII 286
portents and, IV 137
study of, in Europe, III 193-94
Omniscience:
path to, VIII 117
See also Universal Intelligence;
Universal Mind
One:
Absolute as Becoming, VI 10 fn.
Absolute, is relationless, XIV 212-13,
216
after death there is only, present, XI
453
Brahma is stainless, Element, VI 142
cannot create, XIV 216-17
as Deity, III 318
Deity inaccessible, XIV 249
Element in Life, VI 142
Eternal Substance or Essence, XIV
210, 233-34
"God" of Theosophists is, Substance,
VI 10 fn.
Gods symbolized properties of, XII
569-70
heavenly Androgyne, XIV 187
Kabalah anthropomorphises, XIV 211
Logos an emanation from the, VIII
200
Logos as Energy of, XIV 216 fn.
Number, is Ten when manifested, XIV
187 & fn., 212, 412-13
Numberless names for the, XIV 310
on, Substance, VI 10 fn.
perfect circle becomes, XI 506 (529)
sacred number, III 194
Spiritual Hosts & the, Unknown, XI
64
as Sun, X 278-79
the, of Pythagoras, VIII 144-45
Unity & homogeneity, XIV 235
See also Oneness; Unity; Universal
All; Universal Principle
One Life:
Akaa and, VI 228
Being and, VII 38
holds all planets together, VI 229
Omnipresence of, VII 43
as Root of All, XII 611 fn.
Second World of Simon Magus and,
XII 554
Sun and, V 154
work for Humanity is work for, XI 469
Oneida Community:
"mystic coupling" in the, XII 253
spiritualistic dangers in, XII 258
Oneiromancy:
definition, III 431
Oneness:
realization of, V 337-38
no separateness for an Occultist, X
395; XIII 70
Onnofre:
a title of Osiris, XIV 283
Onomacritus (530-480 B.C.):
compiler of Orphic literature, XIV
293
reissued Orphic Hymns, XIIl 235
Oodeypore (Udaipur, India):
V 28 fn. (57 fn.)
sovereigns of, descended from Rama,
V 238
Ookerdhaboy Shewjee:
published Jaina Bible, I 373 fn.
Ooza:
tau and, VII 298
Open Court:
English journal, X 62
Ophanim:
"Auxiliaries" in work of creation, XIV
217 & fn.
or cosmic Wheels, XIV 190, 217
first Sephirōth and, VI 317
Ophidian:
Infernal, XIII 271
offshoots in Dragon Lore, XIII 271-72
Ophiomorphos:
Michael-, head of inferior group, XIII
44
spirit of base matter, XIII 43
terrestrial plane dominion of, XIII 45
Ophite(s):
allegory of Jesus' life, XIV 160-61
on Barbēlō, XIII 24
on Gabriel, XIII 23
Gnostic school of, XIII 1, 24, 35
on leaders of Planetary Rulers, XIII
44-45
Naasini school of, XIII 35
offshoots of, I 105
serpent allegory & Adam & Eve, XIII
57
l'Opinione Nazionale (Florence):
Editor of, a Theosophist, I 391 (392)
Opinions:
others, to be respected, III 226
Opium:
morphia and, VI 144
whiskey trade and, XIII 188
Oppert, Jules (1825-1905):
on Babylon, XIII 279-81
distinguished Orientalist, XIII 275-76
on invention of Cuneiform, XIII 333
on meaning of Babel, XIII 273
translated Babylonian cylinder, XIII
273, 275
- Inscription de A`ebuchodonosor:
on Birs-Nimrud cylinder, XIII 275 fn.
Optimism:
factors influencing pessimism and, X 223
Oracles:
as teraphim, VII 220 et seq., 231
Oracular Heads:
idols or ex-human fetishes as, VII 220
et seq.
Oral Teaching:
ancient unbroken, still known, XI
466-67
revealed by Divine Men to early races,
XI 467
Dam-ngag or, of Tsong-kha-pa on
sacred truth, VI 99-100
Orange:
corresponds to Prana, XII 529,
548-49 fn. 562, 564-68, 614
See also Esoteric Section Diagrams
Orangoutang:
missing link, III 39, 41-42
spiritualistic manifestations and, VI
199
Orante:
treads on serpent, XIII 57
Orbigny, Alcide d' (1802-1857):
II 305
on Tiahuanaco, II 317-18
bio-bibliog., II 538-39
Orbiney papyrus:
on Ani, XII 569-70
bibliog., XII 759
Orcus:
the Underworld, XIII 59
Ordainers of the Hour:
or Astrologers, XIII 38
in Gnosticism, XIII 38
Organ(s):
desires of, issue as electro-vital sparks,
XII 370
each, performs 7 functions on 7
planes, XIl 520
every, has distinct thinking apparatus,
XII 624 fn.
every, has memory, XII 368
Manasic & Kamic, XII 369
Organic:
erroneous idea of inorganic and, X
383
inorganic &, full of Life, V 111-12,
288
Organism:
life of, & death of parts, VIII 124
visions of Kama-Loka distorted by
psychic's, IX 163-64
Orient:
door of, in temples & churches, XI 78
journey to, might open doors to
mysteries, I 133
See also East
Oriental:
Mysticism in Plato, XIV 15-16
philosophy & Spiritualism, I 270
Sanskrit pandit-schools, XII 306
scriptures profound, XIV 45
Secret Doctrine source is, XIV 26
system flourishes in secret retreats. IV
493
Oriental Church:
See Eastern Orthodox Church
Oriental Department:
proposed by Judge, XII 419-20
Oriental Literature:
in Adyar Library, XII 300-01
revived by TS., XI 396-97; XII 306
wisdom of, needed to destroy
materialism, XI 121 (134)
See also Bhagavad Gita-Upanishads,
Vedas etc.
Oriental Miscellany:
misprint in, II 349
Orientalists:
on ancient beliefs, XIII 337
antiquity of Vedas and, V 177
on Babylon, XIII 279-81
biased by Bible, V 177
Bons & Dugpas influenced, XIV 433
books on Buddhism and, V 178
cramped by ecclesiasticism, V 204
development of languages and, V
178-79
disagree on Sanskrit texts, V 227
erroneous ideas about India, V
210 fn.
ignorant of true nature of Buddhism,
V 342, 344; XIV 409-10, 432-33,
446-47
Indian names and, V 179
learned nothing from Northern
Buddhists, V 256
misjudge Hindu Smritis,
V 230
mistranslate Scriptures, XI 344-45
place Indo-Germanic period before
Vedic, V 308
pre-Christian antiquities and, V 205
promote respect for all religions, II
104
records of true Esoteric Schools
unknown to, XIII 264; XIV 447 fn.,
450-53
scientific conceit of, XIII 90-91,
262-63, 337
should study Zohar XIV 38 & fn.
wrong on Indian astronomy, V 234-35
wrong on Indian chronology, V 176,
258-59; VI 32 fn.
Orifices:
hermaphrodite man and, XII 532
ten, of human body, XII 524-25,
532-33
Origen (185?-254?):
VII 46, 198, 225; XIV 36
Ammonius and, XIV 313
Bible allegories and, XII 342
on Simon Magus, XII 572
Adversum Celsum:
Chart of Ophites, XIII 44-45
on Ophites, XIII 23
on Planetary Rulers, XIII 44
on prayers of the Defunct, XIII 26
on Simon Magus, XIV 109
on soul allegory in Gnosticism, XIII
45
- Comm. in Evangelium Joannis:
on female Holy Ghost, X 54 fn.
(61 fn.)
quotes Gospel of the Hebrews, IX 361
(389)
- Comm. in Job:
XIV 115 & fn.
- Contra Celsum:
on planetary rulers, XII 546 fn.
- Homilia In Leviticum:
shows Bible is symbolic, XIV 37
- De Principiis:
on Garden of Eden, XIV 37, 313
& fn.
bibliog., XII 758-59
Original Programme of T.S.:
See Theosophical Society
Orlog:
Skuld and, IX 338
Ormiston, Dr.:
II 190
Ormuzd (or Ormazd):
-Ahriman, XIV 282
Ahriman and, IV 263, 420, 520-21
Ahura Mazda or, XIII 123
as Anti-Christ, XIV 321-22
as cosmic verity, XIV 72 fn.
cp. with 4th emanation in Hinduism,
XIII 123
Deity of manifested plane, XIII
123 fn.
depends on Ahriman, XIII 124-25
emanates from Primordial Light, XIII
124
as Ferouer of Christ, XIV 71 fn., 321
as good, XIII 124
Jehovah and, X 315
Krishna and, IX 206
(228)
Mithra and, XIV 322
revealed law to Zarathustra, XIII 125
Sun as visible type of, II 442
is synthesis of seven Ameshaspends,
XIII 126-27
of unmanifested Logoi, XIV 218 fn.
See also Ahura-Mazda
Orohippus:
horse and, I 229
Orpheus:
XIV 331
brought Mysteries from India, II 95;
XIII 235; XIV 269-70, 293, 308, 350
dating of, XIV 293
founder of Mysteries, XIV 273, 293,
308, 350
Indian origin of, V 306; XI 94 fn.
"murder" of, XIV 278
on nature as creative mother, XIV
65 fn.
oracular head of, VII 220
Orphic Hymns and, XIII 233; XIV
293
popularized Indian metaphysics, XIV
186, 254
¬ibhu and, V 304
scorned by Age, XIII 224
seven-stringed lyre of, XIV 269
taught Kings, XIV 350
taught Trinity of divine hypostases,
XIV 186
trial of, XIV 141
Varro &, on Kabiri, XIV 314
writing brought from India by, V 306
Zagreus and, V 306
Orphic Hymns:
on Evolution, XIII 267
older than 6th C. B.C., XIII 235
Pausanias on, XIII 235
re-edited by Onomacritus, XIII 235
See also Orpheus
Orphics:
blood and, VIII 181
Jewish idolatry and, VII 220
Orphnos (Greek):
definition relates to Orpheus, XI
94 fn.
Orthodoxy:
impossible to impose on Theosophy,
IX 243
in Theosophy not desirable, IX 243
See also Sectarianism; Secularism
Orthrinos (Gk.):
early rising, VIII 11, 25
Oscan:
language of Sabines, V
302
Oscillations:
molecular, & hypnotism, XII 400
OsirifiedSoul:
definitions, VII 94 & fn., 190
at Judgment Day, VII 125
Osiris:
Bel symbolism and, XIV 318 fn.
a "black God," XIV 241
as cosmic verity, XIV 72 fn.
"Day Come to us" and, XIII 32
as divine sponsor of Initiate, XIV 148
Egyptian Zagreus, XIV 273 & fn.
as Ferouer of Christ, XIV 71 fn., 148
as Fire, XIV 243
Hiram Abiff modelled on, XIV 279
Horus, & other sun-gods, II 164
Hymn to, II 11 (22)
Initiate awakened by rays of Sun-, IX
273-74
Initiatory rite of, XIV 241, 279, 288
Isis &, as parents of natural life, XII
545
Isis &, as Spirit-Matter, XI 65
Isis &, symbolism, XIV 292
Isis legends found in India, XIV 126,
279
Mercury &, -Sun, X 48 (56), 50 (58)
"Onnofre," XIV 283
Osethand, XI 96
as "Osirified" divine state, VII 189-90;
IX 21 fn.
raised in Nysa, XIV 273 fn.
represented life, XIV 148, 151 fn.
as seventh principle, XIV 381
son of Zeus, XIV 273 fn.
Sun or Heavenly King, XIV 270, 282,
321
symbolized, XIII 322
Typhon emasculates, XIII 31 fn.
union with, prevented spiritual death,
II 11 (22)
Osmogrammes:
show human sensitivity, IV 324
Osmosing:
letters from sealed envelopes,
explained, VI 123-26
See also Precipitation
O'Sullivan:
black lock of H.P.B.'s hair and, I 408
Osymandyas:
See Ramses II
Otechestveniya Zapisky:
on Spiritualism, 1217
Otumla (Mexico):
plain of, II 319
Ouden (Greek):
definition, XI 244
(277)
Ouida (pseud. Louise
de la Ramιe,
1839-1908):
XII 248
- Don Gesualdo:
on prejudice, VIII 101
bio-bibliog., VIII 473
Ouranos:
Kronos and, VIII 367 (387)
Ourches, Count d':
Cagliostro and, I 160-61
Ouseley, W. (1767-1842):
- Oriental Collections:
on Zaratusht's Irish name, III 462
bio-bibliog., III 517
Outflowing:
inflowing and, I 113
Overeating:
fasting and, IV 296-97
Oversoul (or Over-Soul):
as "Guardian Angel," XIV 48
normally only overshadows a man,
XIV 48
soul as "victim" of, VIII 116
Theosophists don't believe in under-
soul or, VI 10 fn.
Ovid (43 B.C.-17 A.D.):
on man after death, VII 199 & fn.,
201, 209
not an Initiate, XIV 222 fn.
reason for banishment, XIV 222 fn.
on slander, X 197
- Metamorphoses:
XII 457 q.
on Hadēs, XI 89
on learning from an enemy, IV 117 & fn.
on man & heaven, VII 16
Ovsyaniko-Kulikovsky, D.N. (1853-1920):
- Essay on the Bacchic Cults . . . :
on Sanskrit root arch, VII 67
on Sun-Gods & music, VII 67
bio-bibliog., VII 387-88
Owasso:
control of Slade, 1 225, 316
Owen, Robert Dale
(1801-1877):
IV 353; V 291
defended by H.P.B., I 68
Holmes and, I 60 et seq.
Spiritualism and, I 53, 59
on the brain, XII 617
- Footfalls on the Boundary of
Another World:
account of astral double in, V 292
& fn.
bio-bibliog., I
518-20
bibliog., V 379
Ox:
of Dionysus, IX 43 fn.
symbol of divine power, III 131
Oxford Mission:
fair attitude of, to Theosophists, VI
164
Oxley, William:
ardent Spiritualist, XI 302
article of, too long, IV 190
not in touch with K.H., IV 193
petty spite of, XI 302
- Angelic Revelations:
XI 302
- Philosophy of Spirit:
IV 99, 398; XI 302
"Hierosophy and Theosophy":
V 109
bibliog., 1V 662; XI 585
Oxon., M.A.:
See Moses, William Stainton
Oxus River (Central Asia):
assumed cradle of civilization along,
V 202, 210, 222, 224
Oxygen:
can be split into other elements, X
349
from Hermetic standpoint, XII 110
hydrogen and, X 349, 377
a means of producing, XIII 223
a primordial element, X 381
water and, X 349
Ozanam, Jacques (1640-1717):
death premonition of, VI 345
bio-bibliog., VI 442-43
Ozone:
as a primordial element, X 381
"Elixir of Life" and, XII 110
excess of, can cause influenza, XII
109-10
nervous system and, XII 110