Volume
XV
T index
Jesuits & brigands of Cortez land at,
II 322
Taberna, J.B. (1622-1686):
——— Synopsis theologiae practicae . . . .:
on bribes & judges, IX 303, 314
bio-bibliog., IX 456
Tabernacle:
archaic telephone, VII 237
candlestick symbolism in, XIII
276 fn.
of Chaldean Bel, XIII 278
of Jewish El, XIII 278
occult properties in the, XIII 278
Tablet:
hidden, in cave on Tien-Shan, III 467
Tablet:
on Buddhist morality, IX 150-51
on crime in various races, IX 207 fn.
(229 fn.)
libels Freemasons, IV 55 et seq.
Tacitus, Cornelius (ca. 55-120 A.D.):
believed in Astrology, XIV 349 fn.
on
on truth, VII 90
——— Annals:
use of term Christian by, VIII 185 fn.,
190 fn.
——— De . . .
IX 191 & fns. & q.
on Germanic Pagan worship, XIII 299
on Earth, IX 323 fn.
bibliog., IX 456
Tad [Sk. Tat]:
Esoteric Catechism on, XII
525
as Rootless Root, XII 524-25
Taffy:
See Bates, Rosa
Tages:
son of Thevetat, V 222
Tagore, Debendra Nath (1817-1905):
chief of Brahmo Samaj, VI 79 (88)
of lofty character, IV 108-09, 414
saintly but lacked yogic powers,
V 100
Society for the Knowledge of Truth
and, I 381
Taijasa (
clear recall of, needs purity, XIV 52
the Shining of Vedantins, XIV 51
Taijasa Tattva (
correspondences, XII 612, 614, 622
only Tattva correctly colored in
Tantric studies, XII 622
State of
See also Tattva(s)
Tail:
on native boy, III 39
Tait, Peter G. (1831-1901):
Balfour Stewart and, XIII 294
——— The Unseen Universe:
on transfer of energy, XIII 294-95
bibliog., V 382
Taittiriya Upanishad:
locates Paramanu, IV 336
bibliog., IV 666
Taittiriya-Brahmana:
VIII 208 q.
bibliog., VIII 415
Taj-Mahal:
a "poem in marble," II 77
Talas (
human senses and, XII 666-67
Lokas, & states of consciousness, XII
664 et seq., 670-72, 680 et seq.
See also Loka(s); Sense(s); Tattvas
Talent(s):
genius &, from other lives, XI 198
parable of, XI 219 (255)
Taley Lama:
See Dalai Lama
Talisman(s):
animated, VII 217
of invisibility, VII 73
mesmerized, of Pope Sixtus V, I 370
possess virtues of ruling planets, XII
382
Talkotin Indians (Oregon):
widows of, & "Suttee" rite, V 65-67
Talleyrand-Perigord, Charles (1754-1838):
defines gratitude, V 282
Talmage, T. de Witt (1832-1902):
catch-penny montebank, II 46
farce-pantomime of, XI 191
Talmud
VIII 362 fn. (380 fn.)
calendar of, & Roman calendar, XII
72
eulogized as better than O.T., I 132
& fn.
Fish-Messiah in, XIV 153
Gospels and, VIII 210
on immortality, III 295
on Jeshu
ben-Panthera, IV 362 & fn.
Judaism & fanaticism, XII 273
on meaning of "word," XIII 100
month of Tishri in, XII 72
on Nazarenes, III 451 fn.
on real Jesus, VIII 189 fn., 224,
380-82 fn.
ritualism of, XII 274-75
on Sephirōth, XIV 189-91
story of Tannaim, XIV 309 fn.
bibliog., I 528; VIII 416
Talmudists:
disfigured Books of Moses, XIV 174,
182
on "garden of delight," XIV 309 fn.
Jesus inspired by Mercury, XIV 395
Tamas (Sk.):
V 339
definition, IV 581
See also Guna(s); Rajas; Sattva
Tamasha:
juggling trick, IV 94, 126, 475
religious, IV 440
Tammuz:
also called Adonis, XIII 300
See also Adonis
Tanya-Brahmana:
VIII 208 q.
bibliog., VIII 416
Tanha (Pali):
as cause of rebirth, X 176
causes new skandhas, IV 251
definition, VIII 111
disembodied entities held back by, V
92
skandhas and, III 298
as unsatisfied yearning from past life,
V 92
See also Skandhas
Tanhic Elementals:
See Elementals
Tanjur [Tib. bsTan-'gyur]:
part of Tibetan Buddhist canon, VI
98; XIV 424 fn.
Tanmatras (Sk.):
Antaratma, & pre-adamite earth, IV
336
definition, IV 581
or Five Rudiments, XIII 67-68
lower, can prevent union of Manas &
Buddhi, V 80 & fn.
lower manas is "producer" of, XII 631
lower manas must paralyze the, XII
631
self-consciousness and, V 80 & fn.
See also Maha-bhutic; Guna(s)
Tanmatric Planes:
ours is grossest of five, IX 76 fn.
Tannaîm(s):
ancient Israeli initiates, XI 244 (281)
Daniel an ancient, IX 65
disciplina arcana of, XI
28
initiates, XII 345, 534
Kabalistic tradition, XIV 170
protested against Jewish influence, XI
37
responsible for part of Gospel story,
VIII 210
Samarian sect, XIV 38, 115
Shimon ben Yohai chief of, XI 28
Simon Magus pupil of, XIV 115
Tanner, Dr.:
experiments in starvation, II 454,
458-59, 461, 466
Tantalus:
trial of, XIV 260
Tantra(s) (Sk.):
dangerous when used selfishly, XII
606
Hindu, ceremonial Black Magic, XI 29
magnetic power and, II 511
only a branch of Aryan philosophy,
III 401
Rama Prasad's book on, leads to
Black Magic, XII 604 & fn.
Sankara Dandis and, II 462
should be read esoterically, XII 605-06
some, contain information for
occultists, IV 534
White & Black, IV 615
See also Kalachakra; Kiu-te, Books
of,- Sákti(s)
Tantra Sastras (Sk.):
Sanskrit letter system cp. to Hebrew,
VII 264 fn.
on self-immolation of Adept, IV 266
Tantrik Shastras [Sk. Tantrika Sastras]:
See Tantra Sastras
Tantrika(s) (Sk.):
XIII 160
Bengal, & black arts, II 238; X 7 fn.
initiations & symbolism of, IV 265-66
on location of Nais,
XII 616
Mysteries ep. with Egyptian, XIV 126
mystic beliefs of, & Yogis, XII 144-45
sorcerers or, VI 7, 81 (90)
sorcery of, VII 204 fn.
works & Sanskrit,
XIV 181 fn.,
196 fn.
Tao-sse [Tao-shih]:
Chinese sect, III 419
Tapas (Sk.):
or religious devotions, XIII 8
Tappan-Richmond, Cora (1840?-1923):
verbose medium, III 287
biog., I 528
Tara:
mother of Budha, VIII 53 (75)
Soma and, VIII 53 (75)
Taraka Raja Yoga (Sk.):
solitary occult study better for novice
than, IX 289
three upadhis of, VII 288-89, 2~8
Taraka Raja Yogis:
lost Upanishads and, XII 345 fn.
Nais and, XII 701
Tarakasurs [Sk. Tarakasuras]:
Siva and, III 402 fn.
Taraka Yoga, III 403
Taranatha (1575-?):
on supporter of Buddhist council, V
257
Tarapaca (Chile):
secret Inca tunnel runs through, II
341
Taratology:
should include reporters, I 396 (400)
Tarchon:
terrible treatises of, XIV 104
Targes:
magic thunderbolts of, XIV 104
Targum of Jerusalem:
on berēshith, XI 484
bibliog., XI 591
Taro(t):
ancient tolla leaf, XIV 94
of Book of Enoch before Moses, XIV
89, 93-94
on Chaldean rhombs, XIV 106
on discovery of, XIII 240
Hamites attributed powers to, XIII
240
De Mirville claimed Satanic, XIII 240
Pope calls, invention of Hell, XIV 93
real, in British Museum, XIV 106
"rotating globes of Hecate," XIV 106
shows identity of East & West, XIV
89-90
sidereal transformation in, XIV 93
as "wheels," XIV 93-94, 106
Tarpeia:
II 112
Tartar:
Van cycle of, XIV 360
Tartarus:
initiation and, XI 90
Tartary (Russia):
Great, & India, II 420
Tartini, Giuseppe (1692-1770):
in league with Evil One, II 236-37
used Black Magic, II 223, 243
——— Sonate du Diable:
inspired by devil in dream, II 223 fn.,
236-37; III 430-31
biog., II 545-46
Tashi-Lama(s) [Tib. bKra-is
bLama]:
Fourth, & sack of Tashi-Lhunpo, IV 161
hold secret works, XIV 422
less known than Dalai Lama, XIV
427 fn.
prophecy on, rebirth in West, VI 105;
XIV 431
sent Arhats to China, XIV 427-28 fn.
series of Buddha incarnations, XIV
427-28 fn.
Taley Lamas & origin of, IV 12 & fn.
See also Panchen Lama Tashi-Lhünpo [Tib. bKra-is-lhun-po]:
Gon-pa records Buddha's incarnation
as Tsong-kha-pa, XIV 427
H.P.B. visited, VI
272
High Lama of, IV 160
incarnate Buddha of, III 185
Lama-Rimboche of, VI 94
Nepaulese army sacks, IV 161
records of, on Tsong-khapa, IV 11
secret libraries of, III 398
Taste:
of sounds, X 339
See also Sense(s); Talas; Tattvas
Tatar(s):
Russian families descended from, II
354
Tathagata (Sk.):
Brahmans repudiate, XIV 450
meaning, XIV 400 fn., 405
refuge for mankind, XIV 398
refused Parinirvana, XIV 401 & fn.
taught men & devas, XIV 447
See also Buddha, Gautama
Tatian (or Tatianus) (fl. 2nd C.):
disciple of Justin Martyr, XIV 150 fn.
not author of Diatessaron, XIV 14 fn.
used original version of Matthew,
XIV 150 fn.
why, left Church, VIII 360 (379)
Tatmos:
girl-sensitive from Damascus, I 181-83
Tattva(s) (Sk.):
Akaa is synthesis of,
XII 611
correlation of, & nature of, XII 611-16
definition, XII 605
doctrine of 7, forgotten in India, XII 605
esoteric Tantric table of, XII 614
H.P.B. ordered to teach 7, exoterically,
XII 605-06
macrocosmic, XI 489
numerical divisions of, III 326
physical senses and, XII 19
seven, & 7 Prakritis,
XII 605
three highest, proceed from 3 Logoi,
XII 612
two highest, correspond to Buddhi &
Auric Egg, XII 610
as unknown essence, IV 580
See also Elements; Force(s)
Tattvabodhini-Sabha:
founded by D. Tagore, I 381
Tattwabodhini Patrika
[Tattvabodhini
Patrika]:
V 95; VI 12
Babu Rajnarain Bose art. in, IV 493
bibliog., V 386; VI 451
Tau:
ansated cross represents man, X 52
(59)
Christians adopted, XIV 152
as cruciform couch, IX 274
definition, III 315-16
Egyptian cross of eternal life, XIV
151-53
glyph of cross, VIII 211
hierophants' last degree, XIV 326 fn.
as Ineffable Name, XIV 152-53
as magic talisman, XIV 152-53, 207,
326 fn.
Masonry & triple, II 145
part of TS. symbol, III 251 fn.
a septenary, VII 298
svastika and, II 144
symbolism at Philae Temple, IX
273-74
triple, in Solomon's temple, XIV 152
unfolded cross and, VII 294
use during Initiatory rites, IX 273-74
See also Cross; Crux Ansata
Taurus:
in Mithraic Mysteries, XIII 23
symbol of generation, XIII 23
symbolism of, VIII 150
See also Apis; Astrology; Bull(s);
Zodiac
Tay, Prof.:
on the end of the sun, II 484-85
Taylor, Dr.:
on Sankara's date, V
185, 187, 190
Taylor, Dr. Charles E.:
homeopath prosecuted by orthodox
medicine, IV 72 et seq.
Taylor, Canon Isaac:
on growth of Mohammedanism, IX
143 fn.
bibliog., IX 456
Taylor, Col. Meadows (1808-1876):
apparitions and, III 282 et seq.
burial of Yogi and, X 7
Taylor, Jeremy (1613-1667):
on pride of learning, VIII 310
Taylor, Rev. Robert (1784-1844):
on Chrēst, VIII 189, 217
bio-bibliog., VIII 476 Taylor, Thomas (1758-1835):
XIV 42 fn.
correctly understood Plato's
Dialogues, VI 207
——— Eleusinian and Bacchic
Mysteries:
VII 133-34; XIV 114 fn., 125 fn.,
451-52 fn. & q.
knew Plato better than Greek
scholars, XIII 153
on Theophany, XIV 276-77
on Wilder trans. of, XIII 203 fn.
——— Phaedrus:
on after-death length & state, XIII
80-81
Select Works of Porphyry:
VII 198 fn., 210
The Works of Plato:
on universe as cross, II 145
bibliog., II 546
Tchang-Zya-Fo-Lang [Chin. Chang-chia-
Fo-Lang]
"Successor" of Buddha, III 185
Tched-du
brjod-pai-tsoms [Ched-du
brjod-pái tshoms]:
on Adepts, VI 95
Udanavarga in Sanskrit, VI 113
Tchir-Geruk, Mt.:
III 213
Tchumbar:
superstition in, III 350-52, 354
Tchuvashes:
exorcism among, II 178
Teacher(s):
assemble in Sambhala every 7 years,
III 421
Chinese for, XIV 450
defence of, XIII 120
disciples' relation to, XII 502-03,
590-91
for East are Asiatics, II 406
founded T.S. for human service, XIII
117
Great, of Haimavatas, III 421
leads to truth, XIII 120
living, & ideal, VII 139
may expel chela after 2 warnings, XII
592
mission of, of esoteric truths, XII 601
not needed for mystic ecstasy, XIV 54
office of, defined, XII 593
responsiblility of, for disciple, IX
155-56, 285-86
success in reaching, depends on
student, VII 171, 175
Tibet ancient abode of, of Light, III
418
See also Arhat(s); Chela(s);
Disciple(s); Guru(s); Master(s);
Sage(s); Student(s)
Teaching:
Divine Men began unbroken oral, XI
467
See also Esoteric Doctrine; Wisdom-
Religion etc.
Tebeth:
See Tobe
Teersoot:
Gheber trident, II 123, 125
Tejas:
See Taijasa Tattva
Telang, Kashinath Trimbak (1850-1893?):
——— Anugita:
on senses, X 338
Telegram:
Damodar's astral journey to Adyar
and, VI 71
Telegraphy:
psychological, VI 120
Telepathic:
impact at death, X 221-22
Telepathy:
as one of occult arts, IX 400E
scientific discoveries and, IX 400M
in seeking knowledge, IX 400L
Telephone:
phonograph and, IV 112
Teleportation:
disintegration of atoms and, IV
125
Telescope(s):
Ancients had something better than,
VIII 52 (74)
known in ancient Mexico, VIII 52 fn.
(74 fn.)
Teletē:
perfective rite, XIV 275
Television:
radio &, hinted at, IV 112, 488-89
Temin, Sir Richard:
II 298
Templars:
Baphomet of, XII 374
Temple(s):
ancient, face Sun, XIV 221
Builders of the higher, XI 93, 95
Builders of the Lower, XI 90
on destruction of last, of Bribractis,
XIV 295-96
destruction of 2nd, & Cabala, I 110-11
heathen, destroyed by Roman
Catholics, II 334
man as one, of God, XI 81
Pagan & Christian, XI 80
on rebuilding lower & upper, XI 88-89
of Sacred Science is One, XI 174 (182)
Symbology of, XI 502-03
term for esoteric doctrine, XI 89
See also Solomon's Temple
on conversions, VIII 356 (373)
bio‑bibliog., VIII 476‑77
XI 396
misrepresents the T.S., It 507‑08
nature of T.S. misconceived by, IV 345‑46
probing child abuse, XII 287
Russian spies and, II 28
———
misrepresents Brahmo Samajists, III
9, 73
bio‑bibliog., II 546
bibliog., III 532
first steps towards, XII 503, 591, 596
Temptation(s):
Initiates descend to kingdom of, XIV
141, 262
role of lower manas in, XII 692
See also Initiation(s)
Temura(h):
deciphers anagrams, XIV 98
definition, X 398
in Sēpher
Yetz…r€h, XIV 98
in Zohar calculations, XIV 95 & fn.
See also Symbolical Methods
Ten:
mystery of 7 &, in Macrocosm &
Microcosm, XII 525, 542
as number of deity, X 278
Padmap€Ši myth and, XII 518‑19, 520
See also Decad; Esoteric Section
Diagrams; Number(s)
Ten‑brel Chug‑nyi
[Tib. rten‑'brel
bcu‑gñis]:
causal connection, IX 287
See also Nid€na(s)
Ten‑dub Ughien (or Tsong‑Ka
Un‑Ghien):
lama next to K.H., VI 38
Ten‑man‑gu:
as gnomes, IX 341
Tennent, Sir J.E. (1804‑1869):
Mah€va‰a and, V 242
bio‑bibliog., V 383
Tennyson, Lord Alfred (1809‑1892):
poems of, Theosophically inspired,
XII 130‑31
——— Demeter and Other Poems:
quoting The Ring, XII 130
———The Golden Year:
on return of Golden Age, XI 186
——— Lacksley Hall:
XII 120 q., 266 q.
——— In Memoriam:
XII 432 q., 473 q.
——— No More:
tribulations in tracing, IX 319‑20
& fn.
Teocallis:
mounds and, II 316, 320
Teotihuacán (
pyramids of, II 319‑20
Terah:
Abraham's father, VII 216, 230
maker of images, XIV 326
meaning of, VII 232 fn.
Teraphim:
Astrolatry and, XIV 326
exist today, VII 216
of Laban, VII 216
named after Abraham's father, VII
230, 232 fn.
as oracles, VII 231
oracular use in Taro, XIV 93
symbolic hieroglyphics, XIV 315, 326
of Syrians, etc., VII 220‑21
used for sorcery, VII 118 fn., 219
See also Ser€ph…m
Teraphim of Idolatry:
refers to chapter rather than book,
VII 215
Terebinthus (fl. 2nd C.):
Manes a disciple of, XIV 163 fn.
Terentius:
on dissolution of astral double, VI
348 fn.
Termini:
origin of altars and, XI 80
Ternary:
beneficent number, XIV 99
as Cabalistic symbol, I 129 fn.
connected with Church ritual, XI 101
in divine figure, XIV 99
See also Triad(s); Triangle(s)
Terremotos:
XI 356
Terrestrial:
atmosphere, & self after death, VI
101‑02
Terry, Milton S. (1840‑1914):
Sibylline Oracles . . .:
bibliog., VIII 229, 477
Terry Wm. H. (1836‑1913):
III 392
editor of Harbinger of Light, V 40
Koot Hoomi and, IV 19
Master M.'s note to, V 11 fn.
Tertullian, Quintus (160?‑230? A.D.):
I 300; V 85
a partisan fanatic, VIII 213
on Simon Magus, XII 571
on women, XI 441; XII 269; XIII 164
——— Apologeticus:
confused with M. Felix's works, VII
18 fn.
on term Christian, VIII 190 & fn., 226
——— Carne Christi:
his motto in, XI 199 & fn.
paradox in, IX 195 (217)
——— De Jejunio:
on the Agapae, III 205
——— Liber de praescriptione . . .:
on Basilides & Jehovah, VIII 213‑14
& fn., 232‑33
——— De Spectaculis:
on hell, V 85 fn.; XI 84
bibliog., III 532; V 383; VIII 232‑33,
477
Teruph:
sacred anagram, XIV 97
Teshu‑Lama
See Panchen Lama; Tashi‑Lama(s)
Teste, Dr. A.:
on compromising truth, XII 226
Tests:
occult training and, X 242
See also Initiation(s)
Tetrad:
definition, X 355
See also Tetraktys
Tetragrammaton (Gk.):
cp. with Adam‑kadmon, X 45 fn.
cube and, XI 174 (182)
errors about, VIII 140‑41, 146
or Jahveh, XI 221 fn. (257 fn.)
Logos and, IX 64
is Malkuth, X 357
or mystic Tau, XIV 153
nature of, VIII 140‑55
not Tetraktys, X 357
power of, XIV 102, 153
Pythagorean geometry and, X 355‑57
unfolded cube and, X 53 (61)
yields mystery of Being, XIV 188‑89
See also Jod‑he‑vau‑he; Yhvh;
Yah-Veh
Tetraktys (Gk.):
VIII 144, 146
in Archetypal World, VIII 155
Aunt and, XII 520
divine triad and, XIII 77
esoteric quadrature and, VII 293
expansion of the, XIII 18
on first, X 352
formation of, X 355, 357
fourth dimension and, I 360
higher, VI 348
interlaced triangle and, III 313
man a, II 4 (15), 6 (17)
M€y€ and, III 318
musical scale and, XII 519
not Tetragrammaton, X 357
number 12 and, III 319, 326
number seven and, VII 292
or Quaternary, XIII 16
relation to Trinity & Septenary, V 280
in Valentinian system, XIII 16
Tevijja (P€li):
degree of Rahat, II 487
See also Rahat(s)
Tevijja Sutta:
IV 402
bibliog., IV 666
Textor de Ravisi (1822‑1902):
on KishŠa, I 251‑52
bio‑bibliog., I 528‑29
Tezcacalli:
sacred to God of Light, II 320
Tezcatlipoca:
is Spiritual Sun or Soul of World,
II 320
Thackeray, W.M. (1811‑1863):
born between two tidal waves of
human thought, XII 6
on memory & soul, XI 453
Thackersey M™lj… (?‑1880):
I 409, 422, 437
H.P.B. and, III 82
member of T.S. Council, II 75 Th€kur [Sk. µhakkura]:
a teacher, X 217
Thales (640?‑546 B.C.):
VII 123
an initiate, VI 204
on knowing oneself, XI 45
learned metaphysics from Orpheus,
XIV 254
taught heliocentric system, XIII 90
view on Soul, XIV 242
Thango‑pa Chhe‑go‑mo, Gelong:
on need for key to Buddhist works,
XIV 424 fn.
part of "Tibetan Teachings" article by,
quoted, XIV 424 fn.
Tharana:
mesmerism or, IV 162 et seq.
Thar‑lam:
Tibetan for Path of Deliverance, VI
111‑12; XIV 401
That:
or Tad as absolute thought, X 90
See also Absolute; Tad
Thaumaturgists:
in every creed, V 96 fn.
Neo‑Platonic, XIV 300, 304
See also Magician(s); Mystic(s)
Thaums (Gk. Thauma):
miracles or, III 51
Thayer, Mary Baker:
on flower apports of, I 121, 122
materializes rose, VI 124 fn.
medium from
& fn.
Thebah (Heb.):
means sanctuary or "ark," III 180 fn.
Thebaidic (or Sahidic):
dialect of
city of 100 gates, XIV 248
compared with Dev€r€k€, XIV 248
library found at, VII 108
Theft:
objects of, recovered phenomenally, I
275‑77
Theg‑pa chen‑po mdo:
may be injurious to uninitiated, XIV
45
Theism:
history of Hindu, IV 108 et seq.
selfish morality of, IV 497‑99
Theosophy is Pantheism not, XI
414 fn.
without altruism is pious egotism, IV
497‑98
See also Atheism; Deism; God
The Theistic Annual:
I 381
Theists:
Atheists and, cp., XI 372
Atheists, Deists & Theosophists, VI
9‑12 & fns.
Pantheists &, as Theosophists, XI
413‑14
H. Spencer as an, XIII 96
Thēlous (Gk):
a translation of teraphim, VII 231
Themis:
in guise of human justice, XIII 286
Medusa and, II 210
represented blindfolded, XIII 286
Themura:
as Kabalistic method, III 195
See also Gematria
Theocracy:
from
had its day, XI 225 (261)
Theodidaktos[oi]:
II 4 (15), 89
Books of Thoth on, XI 228 (265)
the "god‑instructed," II 87, 94; XI
214
(250)
Theodoret, Bishop of Cyrrhus
(386?‑453):
XI 214 (250)
on Paul & Simon Magus, XIV 124 fn.
on Simon Magus, XII 572
bio‑bibliog., XI 592
Theodorus:
as Chrēstos, VIII 205
Theodosius, Flavius (346?‑395):
branded "pseudo‑Metropolitan," X
191‑92
a murderer, XI 93
Theodosius II (401‑450):
Sozomen and, XIV 151 fn.
Theodotus the Gnostic (fl. 2nd C.
A.D.):
founder of Melchisedeciani, XIII 39
Theogony:
of Wisdom‑Religion holds secrets of
Plērōma, XII 570
Theogony:
See Hesiod
Theoi (Gk):
H.P.B.'s use of Manes and, VII 97 fn.
see the future, XIV 300
Theologians:
concocted mysteries, XIV 160
dead‑letter dogma and, XI 22‑23
Fourth Gospel and, VI 152
rejected Book of Enoch, XIV 76
reviled the Gods, I 237
on Simon, X1V 115‑20
Theology:
based on chips of Theosophy, XIII 84
bigotry of, & ungodly works, XIV 109
built on pagan material, VIII 15
Christian, particularly pernicious, I
377
Christian, phallic, XIV 205
Chronology and, II 111
Churchianism, XIII 228
concoction of priests, VI 32 fn.; XIV
160
dogma & faith as pillars of, I 304
exploded by philology, II 107
Jesus pictured repulsively by, XIV 59
karma of Christian, XIV 323
materialism of Patristic, XIII 78
most cunning of human schemes, III
68
Neo‑Platonism & Christian, XIV 305
science &, both assailed, II 182‑83
Science & Occultism, I 128
Theosophy &, compared, V 99‑100
world's curse, V 99
Theon of
——— Mathematica:
shows mystic stages, XIV 275‑76
Theopathy:
definition, XIV 49 fn.
Theophany [Gk. Theophania]:
VIII 191
all have potential for, XIV 52 fn.
definition, XIV 52
differs from Nirv€Ša, XIV 371 fn.
gods revealed in, XIV 276
hallucination and, VII 62
master key to Theurgy, XIV 48
may be only a flash, XIV 51
obliterated by Church, XII 215
of Plotinus, Porphyry, etc., XIV
49 fn., 64
or psychological Occultism, IX 289
special cases of life‑long, XIV 382
visions of Plato & Proclus, XIV 276
Theophilus (?‑412):
cruciform couches and, IX 274
biog., IX 456‑57
Theophilus, Rev. Arthur:
——— "The TS., Its Objects and
Creed":
VI 60‑61, 74
Theophilus of Antioch (ca. 2nd C.):
first to quote from Fourth Gospel, VI 152
——— Ad Autolycum:
VI 152 fn.
bio‑bibliog., VI 447
Theophrastus:
disciple of Aristotle, VI 209
Theopneusty (Gk.):
VIII 191
definition, XIV 49 fn.
results in full recall of
XIV 52
Theosophers:
one active altruist worth more than
many, XI 478
Theosophia:
composed of two Greek words, II 87
definition, XI 235
distorted, X 280‑81
higher intuition acquired by, II 92
Magic as ancient term for, XII 557
shamefully treated, XI 225 (261)
spiritual sense of term, & T.S., II 498
(505)
true wisdom of the gods, XI 213 (249)
universal, IX 65
or Wisdom, XII 320
See also Wisdom Religion
Theosophia:
V I 406
bibliog., VI 451
Theosophic:
seminary, I 110
Theosophical:
books prohibited in
doctrine based on facts of nature,
VIII 50 (73)
H.P.B. loyal to, Cause not T.S. alone,
XI 381
monasteries, VIII 134
policy of, journals, XI 49
purpose of a, journal, XI 116 (130)
statutes, VIII 164
terminology, XI 176 (185)
Theosophical Fable:
author of, X 1 fn., 9
H.P.B. on, X 1‑2
The Theosophical Forum:
VII 135; X 195
on later E.S. Instructions, XII 653
The Theosophical Glossary:
possible reprinting, XIII 222
publishing date of, XIII 222
Theosophical Leaders:
ideas & morality of, X 94
Theosophical Miscellanies:
VI 258 fn., 260 fn.
bibliog., VI 447
Theosophical Movement:
forces impeding, XII 158
literature for, needed, XII 6
necessity of the age, XII 295
need for esoteric doctrine and, X 153
New Year of, is January 4th, XII 76
open to all classes, XII 60
sacrifice for, XII 61
Spiritualism and, XII 128
subterranean stream, IV 339
T.S. members & periodicals of, X
206‑07
Theosophical Publishing Company:
formation of, VIII 3
H.P.B. and, VIII 313‑14
Theosophical Publishing Society:
nature & purpose, IX 245‑46
work of, XII 299
Theosophical Seal:
III 314
Theosophical Siftings:
X 297; XII 237
Theosophical Society:
abstract, has no beliefs or teachings,
XI 110 (124)
abused by Church with "Christ's
blessing," III 68
abuses in, VII 246‑47
accomplishments of, in Orient, XI
392 et seq.
active & unselfish, Branches needed,
X 128
Adepts and, VIII 402
Adepts originate 1st Section of, II 493
(501)
Adepts suggested founding of, IV 133,
136‑37, 611
admission fee in, X 296
admission to, based on moral
character, IV 169
admits fallibility, V 5
advantages of belonging to, II 496
(503‑04)
advent of, a necessity, XII 33
Adyar intrigues against H.P.B.. XII
158‑64
affiliated with šrya Sam€j, I 395
aids in saving heathens from
Christianity, I 381
aimed to purify Spiritualism, III 50
aims at self‑dependent Mankind, V
281‑82
aims of, II 478
aims to reconcile religions, XIV 305
anagram of, reversed by error, III
251 fn.
ark against deluge of materialism, XI
246 (282)
Arya Samaj, alliance broken, IV 95
Asian, members outnumber
European, V 120
asserts truth common to all religions,
X 72‑73, 117, 122
atheists and, II 101, 442‑43
attacks against, III 10 et seq., 240‑41
authority and, XIII 119
authority of Masters & H.P.B. in,
XIII 115‑21
autonomy of various bodies in, XI 381
awakening spirituality and, IX 243
believes in no miracles, II 32
biding its time, XIII 286‑87
Brahmo, V 124
Branch of, how formed, II 480
Branches can believe anything if
Brotherhood practiced, V 5, 127
Branches should study & make
experiments, VI 336‑37
British Section, V 126; XII 330
British Section, convention greetings,
XII 116
a Brotherhood of Humanity, III 309
"Brothers" of, 1st Section hard to
know, II 494 fn. (501 fn.)
called a fabrication, XIII 210
called Royal Asiatic Soc. plus
philanthropy, XII 294
calumniated by Churches, X 69 fn.
cannot be destroyed as a body, VII
164
cause of, strength, IV 111
chartered branches in
297 fn.
chief object of, X 77, 78 fn.
chief reason for founding of, II 97
Chohan‑Lama of Rinch‑cha‑tze a
member of, III 398
"Christo‑," XII 131‑32
Circular drafted by Olcott & H.P.B.
on objects of, I 375‑78 & fn.
clergyman a Founder of, IV 97
clergymen and, II 511
common platform of, IV 502‑03
conditions for joining, XI 335
conspiracy of
and, X 282
contributions voluntary, XII 331
convention of 1882, XII 305
conventions, letters & addresses, IX
241‑48
could be Savior of Christianity, VIII
283
Council of, II 51
Council of, & šrya Sam€j, VI 314‑15
Council's Report . . . M. Bdavatsky,
VI xl, 274 fn., 414 fn.
no creeds in, I 304; II 100‑Ol; IV 437;
V 121, 318 fn.; XI 338‑39; XIII 118
curious ideas of Fellows of, III 243
danger of disunity to, XIII 172
debts and, V 281
declared policy of, IV 415
defends genuine mediums, III 370
definition, VII 157
delegates at, convention of 1883, VI
76
dissensions & rivalry in, XI 238‑39
(274‑75)
distinct from Theosophy, VII 160; X
165
diverse opinions in, keeps it alive, IX
243‑44
does not meddle in private beliefs,
VII 245
does not teach acquisition of
"powers," VI 333
doomed to exist, VII 164‑65
dues in, abolished, XI 12
duty of, Branch & Section Presidents,
XI 115 (129)
Eclectic, and, IV 193
eclectic tolerance of, IV 126‑27
embroglioat Bombay Branch of, II
476‑78
enemies of, are many, XI 163, 165,
306 et Seq.
enemies of, as scavengers, XI 303
entrance fee, V 325‑27
errors committed in conduct of, X
134
Esoteric Section and, XII 479‑80
E.S. not part of, XIII 115
E.S. Pledge recommended for, X 207
established in
established to study mysteries of
psychology, II 108
evils in, X 199
exoteric Buddhism not promoted by,
X 65, 70, 116
expulsion from early, VII 148, 150
& fn.
fable & comments about, VII 53‑54C
failed to achieve primary goals, XII
489
false prophets in, XI 47‑48
fanatics in, can turn bitter enemies,
XI 50
fee in, VII 148‑49
feels respect for all religionists, II 104
Fellows of, mostly teetotalers &
vegetarians, IV 44
fights against mental slavery, XIII 286
finances of, III 2‑3; XI 13
First Object of, X 74‑75
First Object of & Masters, XIII 119
first rule of, VIII 170‑71
on First Section of, III 303
First Section of, admits 5, members,
II 499 (506)
First Section of, has only Oriental
Yogins, II 493 (501), 499 (506)
forced Eastern knowledge upon West,
VII 168
formation of Esoteric Section, XII
165, 479‑85
on formation of European Section,
XII 330‑32
"formers" of, I 124
founded at
293
founded by commission, IX 243
founded in N.Y. & transplanted to
founded on model of
Constitution, II 104; XI 115 (128)
Founders of, mainly veteran
Spiritualists, II 107
free from intolerance & prejudice, XI
338‑39
freedom of religious views in, II 104
French, V 7‑8 (37), 125‑26
fulcrum for Progress, V 121
fundamental object of, IV 470
Great Doctrine given out by, IV 378
great expansion of, XI 111‑12 (125‑26),
167
growth worldwide despite S.P.R.
attacks, XII 298
as guidepost, III 4‑5
H.P.B. accepts presidency of,
European Section, XII 263, 329‑32
H.P.B. letters to American Conv. of,
IX 241‑48; XI 161‑69; XII 151‑56;
XIII 171‑76
H.P.B. loyal to Masters & Cause not,
XI 380‑81
H.P.B. on, XIII 209‑14
H.P.B. resigns from office in, VI
281‑84
H.P.B. urges unity & solidarity in, XII
154
historical background of, I 121‑24
holy mission of, IX 243
hostile to Socialism & Communism,
II 105
ignores Universal Brotherhood Object,
XI 111 (125)
incorporation of Branches, XI 384
Indian, in 1883, V 279
Indian National Congress modelled
upon, XII 305
influence upon
Inner Group supports H.P.B., XIII
203‑04
an instrument that can yet be
mended, X 11
intended to stem tide of materialism,
IX 244
international & universal, XI 372
intolerant of seditious methods, II 292
Ionian, & psychic research, V 358
karma for hindering the force of, XI
166
karma of, & help given, XI 354
B. Keightley head of Indian Section,
XIII 122
Lane and, XI 551‑60
lawbreakers will be expelled from, IV
438 & fn.
lowest grade of Great Ideal
Brotherhood, IX 245
Mah€‑Chohan's views on, X 79‑81
Mah€tmas and, XIII 213
Masters founded, for human service,
XIII 117
members lawful research helped by
Occultists, IV 356
members of, absolutely free in
religious views, II 104
members of, sworn to secrecy, I 380
membership in, & Lay Chelaship, IV
610‑11
miracle of, X 123
misconceptions about, III 3‑4
misrepresented, XI 165, 216 (252),
366‑70
missionaries misrepresent, IV 90‑91
more universal than any scientific
society, II 105
most Catholic of Societies, VII 246
most important object of, I 394
motto at, Headquarters, XII 61
motto of, IV 305; V 121, 127; X 76,
115, 121; XII 351
motto of, gives principle aim of, XI
112 (126)
must be protected against evil, X 200
must challenge lie & uncloak vice, VII
174‑75
mystic religion of Christos, XI 377
needs no Loyolas, VII 166
neither Church nor sect, II 85; VII
171
no belief in Masters required in, XIII
120 & fn.
no church & no new revelation, III
72‑73
no doctrine advocated by, XIII 115
no dogmas in, I 304; XI 338‑39
no earthly forces can destroy, XII
587‑88
no nursery for incipient Adepts, VI
336
no one religion in, XI 110 (124)
no place for dogmatic sectarians, XI
113 (127)
no racial distinction in, II 495‑96
(502‑03)
no real harmony in, X 11
no religion professed by, IV 95, 106
no room in, for narrow‑mindedness,
III 226
no secret society, VI 235
non‑interference policy of, IV 546
non‑political, II 292
not a "miracle club," IX 243
not a nursery for occultists, IX 244
not a sect, IV 345; VIII 160 fn.
not a short‑cut to adeptship, III 4
not an academy of magic, X 80
not Buddhistic, III 241
not guided or protected by Brothers
of, 1st Section, III 274
not in vain, XII 159‑60, 293, 299
not
nucleus of Brotherhood, IV 415
numerical potencies in destiny of, II
449‑53
one Object of, XIII 105
object of, cleansing of Spiritual truth,
I 306
an object of, to examine views of
Spiritualism, II 99
on objects of, VI 212; VII 145‑46,
160 fn.; XI 53, 215 (251), 335,
391‑400; XII 293‑94, 302‑08
offers subjects of study for all, XI
242 (279)
Officers must show neutrality towards
all parts of, II 104
only 9 persons leave in 1881, III 133
opposes those who pervert its
teachings, XI 165
opposition to, in
ordered formed by M., I 73
orders to found, & choose Olcott, I
94‑95
organized for quest after primitive
truth, II 447
oriented towards occult truths, II 105
original lines of, distorted, X 198‑99
original programme of, VII 135 et
seq., 145‑46; X 77
originally a small body, II 211
owes much to Freethinkers, XI 411
a Pandemonium abroad, VII 167‑68
Paraclete may arrive before 1897, X
11
Parent, and Branches, V 127
Parent Body of, defined, VII 157
peaceful revolution by, X 75
penalized for affirming Hermetic
Science, IV 4
persecuted, X 69 fn., 114
phenomenalism to be curtailed by, IX
244
pioneer of free thought, I 395
plays humble part in Indian national
reform, II 181
pledge of secrecy in, II 56 (62)
pledged to war against bigotry &
fanaticism, IV 472
policy of, II 85; V 127
possible fall of, in
Pot‑Amun founded ancient Eclectic,
XIV 305‑06
practical charity and, VIII 163‑71
Preliminary Memorandums for E.S.,
XII 488‑511
private instruction and, V 333
produced change in Hindu thought,
III 105‑06
promotes Hindu knowledge of their
ancient thinkers, II 508
propounds old truths, III 73
protects every belief & opinion, II 497
(504)
protests loudly against dogma, X 160
prototype of, XIV 308
Publication Fund, XII 299
purpose for founding E.S. of, XII 490
purpose of, given by 1st Section of, X
77‑78 & fn., 79‑81
real founders of, X 154
reawakens memory of Occult Science,
IV 609
religion of, an algebraical equation, II
101
a
III 226; XI 115 (129), 239 fn.
(276 fn.)
requires no oath, only one's word of
honour, II 143 fn.
research neglected by branches of, IV
131
resolution of members, XIII 90
revitalized interest in ®amkar€ch€rya,
XII 307
Roman Catholicism the one enemy of,
XI 339
root‑idea of, free & fearless
investigation, II 102
rule concerning politics, VII 160 fn.,
170 fn.
on Rules of, II 51, 58 (64), 104; III
306; VII 148 ff.; VIII 160 fn.; X 33,
65; XI 431‑32
Rules of,
and fellowship in, IV 438
& fn., 468‑70, 471‑72 fn., 478
rules of European Headquarters, XII
212‑13, 331
Rules of,
give freedom of belief, VIII
160 fn.; XI 425
Rules of, on
begging money, V 282
Rules of,
reveal 1st Section's aims for,
X 77 & fn.
scope of presidential functions of, XII
263‑64
second to Humanity, XIII 120
secrecy in, II 494‑95 (502); IV 600 fn.
Secret Doctrine teachings and, IV 404
secret organization, I 193‑94, 245‑46,
376, 393‑95
as secret Society, II 3 (14)
Sections of, IV 39
Sections to be independent, IX 245
shattered by unlearned, X 11
should attract best intellects in
Spiritualism, II 109
should not grow too fast, XI 163
signs of, & sannyasi at
488
Society for Psychical Research and,
IV 131‑32
some members are Spiritualists, III
370
South Indian Viish˜a, V 124
spirit of work, V 127
spiritual current & 1897 deadline, XII
418
Spiritualistic movement ushers in, XII
127
Spiritualists denounce, XII 297
statement by Committee of, I 245‑46
strengthened by difficulties, X 283
study of, Rules suggested, V 320
suit against H.P.B. withdrawn, XII
377 (380)
supported largely by Founders, III 80
termites of the, XI 217 (252)
Theosophy of vital importance to, IX
243
all thinkers are welcome in, II 106
third object of, needs more emphasis,
IV 131
those who left, not regretted, X 164
three, Branches in Paris, V 126
three Sections of, I 375 fn., 376; II
494 (501)
tract mailing scheme of, praised, XII
152
tree of Brotherhood, XI 245‑46
(281‑82)
triple wish of, as Utopia, XI 246
(282)
true mission of, VI 333‑34
true nature of, III 4
two great divisions of, II 106
unconcerned about politics, II 105;
VII 160 fn.; 170 fn.
Universal Brotherhood and, II 97,
105, 495 (502), 498 (505), 499 (506);
V 3 (5), 121, 127; X 65, 75, 78
& fn., 80, 163; XIII 121
unscathed by negation, XIII 213‑14,
286
unsectarian, VII 351; VIII 160 fn.
unsectarian nucleus devoted to search
for truth, XI 334
victorious disciples in, XI 239 (275)
vindication for Founders of, XII
375‑76
visible representative of Universal
Theosophy, II 101
volunteer scavenger, X 171
will eradicate "struggle for life" idea,
X 73‑74, 80‑81, 119‑20
work is for Humanity, XII 156
working Fellows of, & drones, X
205‑06
bibliog., VI 447
See also šrya Sam€j
Theosophical Society and its Founders:
pamphlet full of errors, IV 148‑49
The Theosophical Society, its Objects
and Creed:
reviewed, IV 196 et seq., 666
Theosophist(s):
accept nothing on faith, II 60 (66);
VIII 49 (71)
accused of superstition, XIV 2, 4
adhere to facts, I 304
on Agnostic, XIII 139‑40
Alexandrian, XIV 301
all faiths found among, II 101; IV
360; XII 341, 349
all men can be, IX 244‑45
altruism preached by, VIII 55 (77), 33
altruistic & truth‑seeking, IX 103
ameliorate conditions of mankind, IX
246
American, & 6th sub‑race, XIII 173
Archbishop of
346 fn. (374 fn.)
attacks on, VIII 100
attitude towards Christ & Church, III
134
attitude towards science, IX 123
avoid suspicion, XIII 172
behavior of, XI 291‑92
beliefs of, & Spiritualists discussed,
III 368 et seq.
believe in Logos, V 355
believe in phenomena, II 37
believe in Sat, VIII 57 (79)
brotherhood of, VIII 68 (90)
brotherhood should be practised by,
IX 123
Buddhist Priests in
138‑40
Budhist, belong
to no one sect, VIII
61 (83)
Bulletin Mensuel . . . and, V 7 (36)
called infidels & "wretched atheists,"
XII 385
called "lunatics," II 194
cannot be bigots, XII 304, 317
castes and, VIII 56 (78)
ceremonial magic discarded by, II 96
charity & no reprisal a duty of, XI 306
Christianity and, V 119
Christianity not hated, by, XII 28, 385
Christ‑life not lead by, VIII 165
on clergy & practical, IX 86
combat exoteric cults, VIII 61 (83)
common man needs help of, more
than scientists, IX 123
compared to Scientists, XII 115, 317,
350
compared with clergy, XIV 160
concept of God, V 355‑57
corroborated by antiquity, VII 230
have courage of their opinions, III
232
criticisms of, VIII 159 et seq.
defence of truth and, IX 6
defend faiths of Asiatics, III 479‑80
defend H.P.B. against charges, XIII
203‑04
defend sacred beliefs, XIII 148
defended by H.P.B., XII 338‑41, 348
defended when unjustly attacked, V 333
definitions, II 88, 91, 102‑03, 388; IV
463; V 355‑56; VIII 31‑32, 55 (77),
166, 168‑69, 171; IX 155; X 69, 115;
XI 113‑14 (127‑28), 169; XII 28, 303,
319‑20, 508
Deity of, VI 9‑10 fn.
denounced & accused, II 98
on denunciations among, VIII 157; X
196‑208
described as sect, V 277‑79
detractors and, II 142‑43
difference between, & philanthropists,
VIII 166
duties of, XI 247 (283); XII 418
duty of, when a public official, X 200
earnest, devoted to unveiling "Secret"
teachings, XII 235
ecclesiastical Jesus not accepted by, V
356
Emerson a conspicuous, II 208‑09
encourage staying in one's own
religion, V 96 fn.
enemies of Jesuits, IX 306
enemies of, listed, III 371; VIII 68
(90)
esoteric science clarified by, IV 409
essential beliefs of, I 334‑35
ethical revolution is aim of, VIII
64‑65 (86‑87)
experience quickens for some. VIII
168
expulsion of, X 207
have facts, not systems, II 204 (207)
false, X 77 faults of so‑called, X 76
fearless of public opinion, III 232;
XIII 243‑46
feel malice of clergy, XIV 130 fn.
fight pretence, XIV 41
first historical, XI 459
freedom of thought and, XI 115 (129)
glamourous phenomena and, XII
326‑27
God nor Devil believed in by, VIII 57
(79)
god of, defined, VIII 58 (80), 368‑69
(388)
Golden Rule and, IX 71
good works and, VIII 169‑70
H.P.B.'s letter to European, XII
329‑30
H.P.B. urges, to support Olcott, XII
167
help mankind with worldly & spiritual
problems, XI 465
help worldly men not just spiritual
aspirants, XI 466
hostile to Christian Church, II 362
how, may win regard of Masters, XII
595‑96
humble, silent & guarded, XII 262
as individuals and, IX 246
Initiates of First Section and, II
494 fn. (301 fn.)
intellectual luxury of, VIII 166
Jesus the Adept believed in by, XI 61;
XIV 160
joined together for strength, II 211
Judases amidst, XII 379 (381)
knowledge of true, XIV 25‑26
left free, VII 245
malice against, VI 168
mankind's swifter development
fostered by, VIII 168
Master's view of true, X 69
mediation by proxy not accepted by,
X 162
methods of work too fixed, XI 165‑66
miracles not believed in by, XIV 107
misjudged, abused & ridiculed, XI 111
(125), 224‑25 (260‑61), 367 et seq.,
436‑37
misrepresented as Atheists & Neo‑
Buddhists, XII 336
mission of, VI 183
moral standard of, V 320
most important object of, II 100
must be cosmopolitan, X 199‑200
natural allies of Spiritualists, II 194
Neo‑Platonic & medieval, attest to
Elementals, XII 197
never attack any religious beliefs, III
374
nicknamed "sevening lunatics," XII 75
no claims for any one religion made
by, VIII 50 (72)
no dogmas among, I 304, 361 (365)
no local, possible, IX 248
not a body of philanthropists, VIII
169
not believers in supernatural, XIII 213
not free of intolerance, XIII 118
not infallible, 1 300, 304; II 430; III
137; V 96 fn.
not orthodox Spiritualists, II 37
not perfect, X 165
not visionaries, XIII 148
a nucleus of Brotherhood, IV 415
often mistaken, but needed, VIII 170
one who lies is no, XII 595
oppose any base customs, XI 41
opposed bigotry & arrogance, III 374
opposed to exoteric asceticism, VIII
51 (73)
original thinkers are, II 102
outline of, metaphysics should be
mastered by, XI 104
panorama of early, II 208‑09
persecuted by Jesuits, IX 303
personal God not believed in by, XI
414 fn.
are philosophers, XI 439
pledge for all, X 197, 207
politics not meddled with by, IX 246
are poor, IX 246
on practical, VIII 165; IX 86
practical work for, suggested, VI 212
prepared for struggle, XI 115 (129)
primary function of, IX 246‑47
protect Theosophy, X 180 fn.
qualities of a true, VII 146‑48 fn.,
169‑71, 173‑75
reasons why, sceptics of science, XIII
138‑51
recognize One Absolute as Becoming,
VI 10 fn.
Reformers and, VIII 282
reject externals, accept the Internal,
VI 9 fn.
religion of, VIII 66 (88)
respects truth‑loving scholar, XIII 139
responsibility of, IX 4‑5
ridiculed & abused, II 39
role of, & new cycle, XI 202
savior of materialism's survivors, XI
246 (282)
schools for, existed for past 2000
years, VII 169
science should not be pandered to by,
XII 350‑51
seeks after divine wisdom, XII
303‑04, 312
should not pose as infallible, X
181 fn.
should work for objects of Society, VI
336‑37
Silent Brotherhood of truth seekers
and, XII 125‑26
slandered, VIII 32
Spiritualism deserted by many, III 272
on study of
T.S. Rules by, X 77 & fn.
supernatural denounced by, III 111
teach common people, IX 123
tolerance and, IX 7
tracked like wild beasts by clergy, II
97
tread path worn by sages, I 291
true and false, XI 122 (136), 216‑18
(252‑54)
true, cannot accept Christianity, VIII
261, 390; XI 60‑61
true, defined, VI 183
true, must be an altruist, XII 261‑62,
417, 508
true, very few, VIII 159 fn.
truth and, XIII 119
Truth is chief concern of, XI 339
as Truth seekers, II 59 (65), 430; XI
339; XII 90, 115, 235, 261, 303, 317,
319
truths a, should know, XI 113‑14
(127‑28)
two‑thirds of, are bad wine in good
bottles, X 96
under a ban from start, II 110
are unsectarian, II 430
urge rationale of phenomena be
studied, II 110
values freedom of thought, XII 317‑19
vices of nominal, XII 597
who turn away from TS., XI 167
work of true, XI 239 (275), 556‑57
work only for others, XI 115 (129)
working, & drones, X 205‑07
worship only Truth, VIII 58 (80)
See also Neo‑Platonists; Theosophers
The Theosophist (
I 162, 173 fn., 338 fn.; III 142,
211‑12,
220‑21, 242, 245, 251 fn.,
287, 364,
370, 460 & fn., 481; IV 103,
139
& fn., 350, 366 fn., 493; V
6, 12
& fn. (40‑41 &
fn.), 25 & fn. (54
& fn.), 95, 98 fn., 104 q.,
109 fn.,
121, 124, 221, 223, 226, 271‑72,
287,
293 fn.; VI 61, 134, 241, 243
fn.,
244 fn., 281, 315, 406; VII 50, 54A,
135, 139, 176 & fn., 177, 191 fn.,
207, 284 & fn., 308; VIII 41‑43,
136‑37, 140‑41 q., 144 fn.; IX
75 fn., 77 fn., 129, 225 fn., 317; X
174, 185, 206, 281; XII 604 &
fn.,
607 frt., 615 fn., 622 fn.; XIII
73,
209, 285, 286, 288, 301, 316,
321;
XIV 60 fn., 62 fn., 427 fn., 474
fn.,
475 fn., 487‑88
absolutely unsectarian, III 305, 331‑32
on Adyar Library, XII 301 fn.
all religions may expound in, IV 110
on annihilation of Spiritual Ego, V
25 fn. (54 fn.)
on "Antiquity of the Vedas," XIV
360‑61 q., 362‑63 q., 363 fn. & q.,
364‑65 q.
becoming a laughing stock, XI 383
beneficent purpose draws Brothers, I 162
Buddhism discussed least in, IV 305
on Burnouf's sympathetic article in, X
63‑64 fn., 134‑35
cannot discuss politics, II 161
character & policy of, IV 89‑90,
158‑59, 271, 305‑06, 400‑01, 408
chart & contents cp. with WMS., XIV
469‑72
criticism of, X 94
"Death & Satan," XII 638 fn.
defends Spiritualists, III 371
does not reveal all, XIV 232 fn.
Dostoievsky extract, XIV 385 fn.
editorial policy of, X 170
on Esoteric Buddhism, X 177, 178,
179, 180 & fn., 185
exhibits "Evangelical Alliance," II 291
false mediumship and, II 200‑01
fifth year of, V 67‑69
on first year of, II 426‑29
founded for benefit of natives, III 388
founding & first issue of, II 83‑84
"Fragments of Occult Truth" in, V 16
(44), 25 (53); XII 622 fn., 639
great success, VI 158
harsh aspersions protested, XII 117‑19
R. Harte and, XI 378 et seq., 481‑82
H.P.B. blamed for all that appears in,
IV 198‑99
H.P.B. on her Story of the Mystical, I
163 fn.
highly praised, VI 174
"Hindu Music" article in, XIV 196 fn.
Masters' aims for T.S. in, X 77 & fn,
meager income from, II 482
Morya Dynasty and, VI 41 & fn.
on W.S. Moses, IX 178
most subscribers in
new branches and, V 69
not published for profit, V 69
not special organ for occult sciences,
V 9‑10 (39)
on Occult Doctrine of the "Dweller,"
XII 637‑38
on Olcott as Asian E.S. representative,
XII 89
Olcott Centenary issue, III 13 fn.
on Olcott's authority for, XII 117‑19
Olcott's biog. notes on Subba Row. V
268‑69, 271, 272
open to any writer, III 310‑11
People's magazine, its policy & record,
II 404‑06, 426 et seq.
on policy of, II 84‑86; III 222, 224 et
seq.
politics avoided by, IV 42
on publication of S.D., X 158
reasons for founding, II 84; IV 1‑2
on "Reincarnations in
on Saint Simonists & H.P.B., XIV 496
& fn.
on S€nkhya & Yoga, IX 166
Secret Doctrine taught for first time,
IV 404
serves an idea, not individuals, III 389
Spiritualists and, IV 140‑41
on superiority of Western Occultism,
XIV 232
Swami Day€nanda & T.S., VI 52‑53
"The Elixir of Life," XII 202 fn.
"The Real & the Unreal," XII 631 fn.
The Thinker "borrows"
from, IV 279‑80
unique channel for Oriental mystics,
II 109
a winning horse, XII 23
WMS. quoted in, XIV 60 fn., 65 fn.,
94, 104, 223 fn., 318 fn., 319,
321 fn., 325 & fn., 427 fn., 457‑62
on Yoga‑Vidy€, II 119; IV 53
bibliog., V 386; VI 451
Theosophy:
on abortion as murder, V 107‑08
above all sects, II 105
on Absolute, XIII 97
accomplishes needed reform of
thought, XI 121 (134)
accused of adoring monsters &
chimaeras, XII 129
adversely received by public, I 394
aims at uniting quest for Higher Self,
XII 296
Alchemy belongs to, II 96
alleged "subordinate branch of
Spiritualism," II 293
all‑embracing science, VII 169
ally of honest science & religion, II
103
alone can save world from despair, XI
226 (262)
is altruism, XI 202
Ammonius Saccas and, II 88‑89
ancient philosophers not scorned by,
XIII 262
anthropomorphism and, V 355
atheism and, X1 372‑73
attacks on, VIII 101
awakens inner man, X 164
blind belief transformed by, X 165
"blood of the martyrs is seed of," XII
299
cannot be uprooted or crushed, VIII
177; XII 320
child of Aryan & Neo‑Platonic
thought, IX 295
choice of, or Jesuitism, IX 292
Christianity and, XII 27‑28, 295‑96
Christianity in
Churches and, VIII 162‑63
conditions for further teachings in, IX
244
conflicts with modern science, XIII 157
dead if not turned into life, IX 103
declares Christ within, XII 261
defence of others and, X 197
definitions, II 89, 91; V 96 fn., 353;
VII 169‑71; IX 245; X 73, 117, 162,
287; XI 372, 410
demands support of a brother
Theosophist, XII 595
detractors of, XIII 84
Diogenes Laertius and, II 88
direct descendant of Universal Gnosis,
XI 228 (264)
distinct from T.S., VII 160; X 165‑66
distorted by charlatans, X 282‑83
as divine knowledge, IX 38
Divine Science, X 173; XII 599
divine teaching of all ages, XII 39
is divine wisdom, X 165
no dogmas in, XII 341 fn.; XIII 119
double‑edged weapon, II 96
duty of, XIII 264
on emanation of universe, II 91
embraces everything, X 163
emulation not rivalry in, required, XI
239 (275)
esoteric interpretation of, XII 21
esoteric synthesis of known religions,
IX 196 (218)
essence of philosophical research, XI
110 (124)
ethics of, more valuable than
psychism, XII 156
ethics of, most transcendental, XI 437
exact science of psychology, II 95
examines reverse of every apparent
truth, XI 232 (269)
faithful echo of antiquity, VII 198
familiar with mesmerism, II 96
fear of death and, XII 70
first & last, XIII 174
fits men for lives to come, X 165
forbear of science, VIII 54 (76)
foremost virtue of, XIII 97
Founders of, & their karma, X 173‑74
gains members Christianity lost, X
171
goal of, XII 308
good done by, in
great mission of, VII 175
Higher Beings fully possess, X 166
human nature &, vs. animality, IX
244
as Idea, cannot be stopped, III 50
ideal of, as to Man, VI 173
ideals of, distorted, XII 77, 339
ill‑defined by Webster, XI 234 (271)
inner man and, V 355
interest in, shows despair of
Christendom, XII 295
Ishmaels of, V 325
as Jñ€na-Vidy€, XI 235 (271)
Justice is cardinal tenet of, XIII 105
as liberty of thought, XI 410
as liberty to investigate Nature, XI 113
(127)
a light to guide humanity, IX 243
literary growth of, XII 299
a living power, XII 28
love of humanity and, IX 258
a Master on true, VII 146‑48 fn.,
169‑71, 173‑75
materialism worst enemy of, VIII 298
mediumistic phenomena explained by,
II 109; XII 127‑28
metaphysics and, XI 233 (269‑70)
metaphysics of nature, VIII 54 (76)
miracles not believed in by, II 490
mission of, most holy, IX 243
misunderstood, X 159; XI 432‑33
misused by foes, XI 165 is monistic, XI 339
Müller critical of, XIII 104‑05
must be practical, VII 173; IX 103
must stand on own merits, IX 50
Neo‑Platonism in essence is, XI 438
of Neo‑Platonists, XI 215 (251); XIV
301, 305‑13
no orthodoxy in, IX 243
no personal god in, X 73, 117; XI
414 fn.
is none of the isms, IX 196 (218)
not a new‑fangled doctrine, II 106
not a religion, VIII 160 fn., 268‑69;
XI 375, 435
not an ephemeron, XII 292‑93, 298‑99
not any one religion, X 161
not enemy of Spiritualism or
Psychology, II 109‑10
not Neo‑Buddhism, XII 339
opposed by Brahmins, XI 432
origin of, & the Cabala, VI 319‑20
perfect justice and, VIII 299
permits no active defense, XII 595
is philosophy of future, XI 222 (258)
philosophy of rational explanation,
IX 243
Pledge to make, a living factor, XII
506‑11
popularization of, by cheap
publications, XII 596
practical, embraces every science, X
165
practical, more important than
esoteric knowledge, XII 113, 502‑03
practical realization of, XIII 174
practical work of, alchemical, X 163
practised becomes universal panacea,
X 164
prejudices against, XIII 148‑50
primordial system, XIII 84
proof of soul and, XIII 356‑57
Pseudo‑, XI 45 et seq.
quintessence of highest philosophy, XI
435‑36
real, believes only in facts & science,
II 490
real, is Pantheism, XI 333, 414
reason for appearance of, VIII 296
rebuttal of, X 3‑4
reconciles Evolutionism & Positivism,
XIII 97
regarded as a religious sect, X 170
rejected by materialists & pietists,
XIV 2
rejects methods of science, X 171
relation to mediumship, II 95
is religion and science, X 171‑72
is Religion itself, X 161‑63
religions and, V 96 fn.
renaissance of ancient spiritualism,
XII 123
renunciation of self in, IX 254
respects Jesus, XIV 143, 160
revival of pre‑historic, XII 123
of ¬ishis, Magi & Buddhists the
same, V 35 (64)
Rules of Practical, X 196‑97 et seq.;
XII 213, 502‑03, 506
Savior of mankind, X 173
science of Truth, XI 110 (124)
scientific opposition to, XIII 144, 149,
157
scientific, reveals origin of faiths, X
165
seeds of, find little good soil, XI 168
soul of its Society, X 166
on soul of practical, X 163, 197
in
as spirit of Christos‑Buddha, VIII 267
Spirit of, found in harmonious group,
VII 160‑61
is spiritual knowledge, II 100
Spiritualism and, II 109; X 168
Spiritualism &, as facts & beliefs, III
368
spread of, slowed by focus on
personalities, XII 293
target for slander, X 2
teaches animal‑man to be human-
man, IX 247
teaches mutual‑culture before self-
culture, VII 160
teaches non‑separateness, VIII 164
travesties & triumphs of, XII 293
true reformer & deliverer of our time,
XII 261
true Spiritualism &, defined, I 74
is truth & impartiality, IX 9, 38, 103
is Truth not authority, XIII 119
in
universal love and, VIII 164
a Universal panacea, X 163, 165
universal solvent, XII 308
unsectarian nature of, VIII 165; XI
110 (124)
vehicle of, indestructible, VII 165
vital factor in life, XI 163
as Wisdom, XI 220‑22 (256‑58)
wisdom of the gods, XI 109 (123)
Wisdom‑Religion, XII 347
work for, is entrance to Inner Life, XI
166
worldly ties and, VIII 292‑95
worth of, XIII 117
Yermoloff's vision explained by, XII
232‑33
See also Wisdom Religion
Theravada Buddhism:
See H…nay€na Buddhism
Thermae:
on temple resurrected at ancient site
of, X 23‑25
Thersites:
of Freethought, XI 418, 437
I Thessalonians:
on man as a trine, I 292
Thessaly (Greece):
V 218, 219
ancient name for, V 218‑19
magicians of, X 143
sorcerers of, & Moon, IV 397
source of magicians of, V 217‑18
witches of, VII 93
Theurgists:
evidence of, & Occult science, VII 209
practiced "Science of Sciences," II 32
or practitioners of magic, II 34
study of, evidence on "spirits" needed,
VII 209
See also Healer(s); Mystic(s);
Occultist(s) Theurgy:
Ammonius' School taught, XIV 308
antediluvian mesmerism and, XII
215‑16
of archaic tradition, XII 214‑15
Christianity opposed, III 181
continuation of Egyptian Mysteries,
XI 215 (251)
daimones and, VII 121
dangers of, II 96
definition, II 90
effects of mastering, XII 560
esoteric, is magic, I 139
holiness needed to practice, XII
559‑60
key to practical, XIV 48, 51‑52, 116
magic and, XII 559‑60
mesmerism a secret of, XII 216‑17
Neo‑Platonists and, XI 228 (264‑65)
not understood, XI 234 (271)
Plotinus et al practiced, XIV 304
Porphyry opposed to, XIV 304
practical, discarded by Theosophists,
II 96
prodigies of, VII 123
R€ja Yoga or, XII 560
rites of, not found in Theosophical
Society, XI 165
science of, fallen into disrepute,
II 33
teaches union with Higher Self, XIV
51‑52
See also Neo‑Platonism; Mysticism
Thevetat:
magicians of, IV 263
Thevetatas:
Etruscan gods, V 222
Thibaut, George (1848‑1914):
on the S™ryaprajñapti,
III 153
tr. ®amkara on Parabrahman, XIV
393 fn.
——— Ved€nta‑S™tras:
in Sacred Books of the East, XIII
163‑64 & fn.
bio‑bibliog., III 532‑33
Thief‑Catching:
"rolling pot" and, II 511
Thierry, Augustin (1795‑1856):
on true History, XIV 466
bio‑bibliog., XIV 572
Thilorier:
liquifies carbonic acid, IV 215
Things Concealed:
on power of hexagon, XIV 103
The Thinker:
bigoted Freethought organ, IV 156‑57,
277‑80
Thinkers:
Higher, cp. to Lower, X 222‑23
M€nasaputras become, X 322
Third Eye:
drugs or alcohol prevent development
of, XII 496, 698
or Eye of Siva, XII 496
nature of, XII 545
or Pineal gland, XII 616, 619
Thirlwall, Bishop Connop (1797‑1875):
XIII 334
bio‑bibliog., XIII 405
Thirteenth Aeōn:
Mexican Serpent Gods and, XIII 59
Mysteries of, XIII 24, 28, 38
Region of Pistis Sophia, XIII 32, 39,
52, 60
Table II on, XIII 63
Thlinkithians:
Popul‑Vuh and, V 223
Tholuck, Friedrich (1799‑1877):
Seph…rōth and, IX 348
fn. (376 fn.)
on Seph…rōth
theory, XIV 171
bibliog., IX 457
——— Commentatio . . .:
VIII 216, 238 q.
bio‑bibliog., VIII 477; XIV
572
Tholuvore, Velayudham:
on Ramalinga's prophecy about T.S.,
IV 133‑36
Thomas, Dr.:
tried for heresy, III 344
Wesleyan minister, III 344
Thomas, Apostle:
duty of writing about Jesus, XIII
46‑47
Gospel of,
XIII 47
Thomas, Fred:
unfair article by, I 214
Thomas, N. (1750?‑1812?):
engraver of Saint‑Germain's portrait,
III 528
Thomas, Palmer:
joined šrya Sam€j, II 42
Thomson, James C. (1822‑1892):
sun and, II 483
Thomson, Sir William (1824‑1904):
"vortical atoms" of, XIII 86
Thong‑lam [Tib. mTho‰‑lam]:
Path of Seeing in Tibetan, XIV 442 & fn.
Thong‑lam‑pa [Tib. mTho‰‑lam‑pa]:
created by meditation, XIV 400‑01
a Seer in Tibetan, XIV 401
Tho‑og (Tib):
mystic word for "Space," XIV 408 fn.,
411 fn.
Thor:
Hammer of, ensign of power, II 144
smashes skull of snake, XIII 57
Thorah:
speaks to Ancient of Ancients, X 108‑09
See also Torah
Thoreau, H.D. (1817‑1862):
on "coloring" a day, IX 3
Thornton, Edward (1799‑1875):
-------- A Gazetteer . . . of India:
H.P.B.'s "Indian Letters" and, III
81‑82
bibliog., III 533
Thornton, Rev. R.:
on Spiritualism, III 345
Thory, C.A. (1757‑1827):
——— Acta Latomorum ...franche
maçonnerie . . . :
XII 82 q.
bibliog., XII 779
Thoth:
II 89
definitions, XI 228 (265), 511 (534)
god of esoteric wisdom, XI 257
as Messenger in Egyptian inscription,
VIII 359 (376 & fn.)
real Books of Egyptian, XI 244 (280)
is self‑created, XIV 218
Sun god Horns and, IX 273
See also Thoth‑Hermes
Thoth, Books of:
additional, in Tomb library, XIII 232
compared to Bible, XIV 84
enjoin secrecy, XIV 39, 84
identical with Eastern teaching, XIV
39
Memphis fraternity and, XIV 39
Moses was Thoth numerically in, XIV 93
"thrice famous," XIV 104
See also Hermes‑Trismegistus,
Books of
Thoth‑Hermes:
January 4th sacred to, XII 76
key to secrets of, XI 515 (538), 525
(548)
Thothori‑Nyan‑tsan [Tho‑tho‑ri‑gñan-
btsan] (fl. 4th C.):
Tibetan King & "heavenly" casket,
XIV 441 & fn.
Thought(s):
Absolute or Divine, X 360
acts independently of brain, III 426
after‑death apparitions and, III 173‑74
all‑absorbing, & after‑death
conditions, VI 102
arises before desire, XII 692
cannot be copyrighted, IX 400Q
confusion of modern, XIII 96
creative power of, in astral
atmosphere, X 224
current in Western, towards occult
philosophy, VI 173
dead man's, influences sensitives, III
426
death from another's, X 225
desire and, X 399
Divine Mind & 7 planes of, X 304
elementals & strong current of, IX
105
enduring influence of intense, III
425‑26
are entities, IX 16 fn.
Eternal, manifests Universe, XIV 237
every, recorded, XII 415
evoked by occult means, III 284
exoteric, & West, XIII 92
Great, is female, XII 554
human, & its infinite varieties, II 106
imagination and, II 171; VIII 133
immaterial, cp. to human dynamic,
VII 52
impression of, & precipitation, VI 120
incarnated, of evil men, II 510
infinite reverberations of, II 8 (19)
intense, creates & becomes objective,
III 282
as invisible Extension, VI 10 fn.
karma of, cp. with an act, X 225,
399
Karmic record of, XIII 76
last, at death, III 173; XI 446‑47
& fns.; XIII 74‑75
last to fade out at death, III 173
as material as germs, III 425
is material yet survives death, II 397
is matter, VI 200
of mesmerizer appearing as objective
reality, VI 35
objectivization of, VI 35
pinned to another's, XIII 83
plastic power of, X 224‑26
private, are inviolable, IX 400Q
projected at death, X 220‑22
punishment for "silent," X 225‑26
religious, not to be meddled with, IV 502
right, must be put into action, VI 336
scientific explanations about, VIII 339
sets molecules of brain in motion,
VIII 330
solidarity of, & morality, XIV 251
standardized, not possible, IV 495
"substance" not the Astral Light, XII
58
on supersensuous, XII 367
survival of, XIV 409 fn.
taking objective form,
X 339 Theosophical Society pioneer of free,
I 395
transference of, XIII 196, 200
watch daily, & actions, III 172
See also Cognition; Enlightenment;
Free Thought; Ideation;
Illumination; Inductive: Intellect;
Intelligence(s); Manas; Mental;
Mind; Platonic Method; Reason
Thought‑Divine:
Mann as personified, X 363 space and, X 304
Thought‑Image:
of Adepts & ordinary men, X 224
Thrason, Saint:
Saint Marcellus and, X 23
biog., X 428
Thrasymedes:
large scale hypnotism, XI V 118 fn.
Three:
symbol of divine triad, II 412
See also Triad(s); 7riangle(s); Trinity
Three Mothers:
emanate three Fathers, XIV 214
of Jews & Indian Shakos, XIV 65
in Kabalist Trinity, XIV 214
Light, Heat & Electricity, XIV 64
Thrones:
or 7 seats of Kabalists, X 19
Thuling Lamasery [Tib. mTho‑Idi‰]:
lamas not spiritual at, IV 160
Thummim:
as cherubs, VII 215
in divination rites, VII 239
urim and, VII 236 & fn.
Thumos (Gk):
anima bruta ace. to Diogenes, VII
205 fn., 211 n.
passional nature, I 292
périsprit and, I 361 (365)
Thunder:
psychic shocks and astral, IX
4008‑S
Thunderbolts:
evoked as magic weapons, XIV 104
Thurman, Dr.:
discreet Theosophist, V 8 (38)
on study needed to master Occultism,
IV 549‑50
Thury, Prof. Marc (1822‑1905):
called "phenomenalist," I 223
levitation a fact to, I 244
Thymichon (Gk):
an aspect of irrational soul, VII 229 Thyraeus, Petrus (1546‑1601):
——— Loca infesta . . . .
on evocations, VII 204 fn., 210‑11
bio‑bibliog., VII 399
Thytyas [Sk. Daitya(s)]:
or R€kshasas, III 402
Tiahuanaco (Peru):
ruins of, II 317‑18, 331
Tiamat:
Chaldean account of, cp. with
Kalevala, X 147
Tiani Tsang:
incarnation of Buddha, XIV 404‑05
Tian Ta'i:
See T'ien Ta'i
Tiberius, Emperor (42 B.C.‑37 A.D.):
believed in divination, XIV 351
Gains revolted against, XIV 295
practiced astrology, III 193
Tibet:
ancient seat of occult learning, III 418
Arhat system in, & Vyasa, IV 100
Bod Yul means, III 180 fn.; IV 16. 34
Buddha and, XIV 403‑05, 442
Buddha's prophecy about, V 244‑45
Buddhism and, V 245‑46
Buddhism introduced into, IV 13‑14
death for non‑chastity in Buddhist
order of, IV 7
H.P.B. in, VI 272‑74
Hindu €shramas in Trans‑Himal€yan,
XIV 423
holds Esoteric Doctrine, XIV 403,
405, 422‑23 fn., 431, 442, 443
ignorance about, IV 10‑11, 35
initiated Lamas form T.S. branch in
Lhasa, II 205 (208)
key to exclusiveness of, XIV 431
lamas of, & their robes, I 240 fn.
misinformation about, corrected, IV
161
noble ethics of, VIII 62 (84)
Om MaŠi Padme H™m and ancient
King of, XIV 441 & fn.
origin of term, III 180 & fn.
¬ig Veda written in, XIV 94
secret doctrine in, III 186
trance of animals and, II 203 (206)
`Uqq€ls travel to, III 187
See also Bod Yul
Tibetan(s):
Abbe Hue on, Lunar canvas, XIV
331 fn.
adepts & their doctrine, VII 347
article on, teachings by Thango‑pa
Chhe‑go‑mo, XIV 424 fn.
Buddhism confused with Bon religion,
XIV 433, 442
Buddhists don't believe in return of
spirits, VI 111
called Tu‑fon by Chinese Buddhists,
XIV 450
exclusiveness & its key, VI 105
forefathers of, Initiates from Sacred
Island, XIII 330
high ethical qualities of, IV 14
Jesuits misjudged, IV 14 fn.
prophecy of foreign invasion, XIV 431
sacred canon, XIV 422‑26, 424 fn., 442
sacred spots of the Brothers or
Arhats, XIV 423 & fn., 431, 442
teachings about after‑death states, VI
97‑112
temples have orrerys, XIV 331 fn.
uncertainity of spelling, terms, VI
112‑13
Tibullus, Albius (54?‑19 B.C.):
——— Elegiae:
on manes, VII 197 & fn.
bio‑bibliog., VII 399
Tichborne Case:
Kenealy and, IV 39 fn.
Tie(s):
real, binding all things, VI 319
worldly, & Theosophy, VIII 292‑95
Tiedemann, F. (1781‑1861):
on weight of brain, IV 509
biog., IV 666
T'ien‑Shan:
tablets hidden in, cave, III 467
T'ien T'ai:
Buddhist school, III 421
famous monastery in China, XIV 428
Mantra masters at, XIV 428 &
fn.
publish comments on state of
Buddhism, XIV 450‑52
on Teachers of Haimavatas, III 421
Tiflis Messenger (Tiflisskiy Vestnik):
H.P.B.'s writings in, I 313
sent good reviews of Isis Unveiled, I
388‑89
Tiglatpileser, King:
——— "Inscription
of Tiglath Pileser I":
on translation of, XIII 280 & fn.
Tigranes III, King of Armenia:
fire‑temple built in memory of, III
216
Tigris River:
Euphrates &, settlements, XIII 329‑30,
336
Tikkun:
Adam Kadmon or, II 91
definition, XIV 301‑02
in Kabalistic cosmogony, XIV 301‑02
pattern or idea of form, XIV 301‑02
See also Adam Kadmon; Macrocosm
Tile Club:
I 415
artists', I 438
Time:
abstract motion in, XII 414
AUM & Eternity of, XIII 56 & fns.
Boundless, generates Manvantaras,
XIV 244
Boundless, or Zarvan‑akarana, IV
421, 528
conceptions of, vary, X 312
cures all things, II 105
cures sceptics, VII 279
definition, X 310
divisions of, unreal, XIV 440
Duration and, IV 421
elemental world and, IX 105
Eternity and, III 317
futurity and, XIV 98‑99
infinite & conditioned, X 358
Infinite is symbol of, XIII 57
Logoi and, X 358‑59
moon cycles & Pr€Ša, XIII 71‑72
& fn.
Nirv€Ša outside of space and, XIII 62
no, for Devachanee, X 316
only Present, for Inner Ego, II 470 fn.
S.D. on Swan
of, XIII 55
space and, X 310‑11
spatial extension and, XII 140‑41
star of Individuality and, XIII 72
a succession of numbers, XIV 98
as succession of states of
consciousness, X 314‑15
timelessness and, I 335
War of Titans and, XIV 200‑01
year of Light, XIII 78
Yogi embraces past & future in
present, II 119
See also Chronos; Cycle(s); Duration;
Eternity Times of Ceylon:
on "faith cures," IV 384 fn.
Times of India:
II 40, 41; IV 281
abuses Russians, II 392
publishes excerpts from Olcott's letter
to D€modar, II 489 & fn.
on tiny membership of T.S. in U.S.A.,
II 511
I Timothy:
XIV 124 fn., 396 fn.
on rejection of Gnosis, XIV 304
on Theos, X 241
II Timothy:
III 51 fn.
Tindall, A.F.:
occult investigator of Adepts, XII 31
Tipi˜aka
(P€li):
given to Adyar Library, XI 445; XII
300
See also Tripi˜aka Tiravellum (or Tiruvallam) Mah€tma:
See Narayana (Tirivellum Mah€tma)
Tiresias:
a Boeotian diviner, XIV 351
Tiridates, King (fl. 4th C.):
III 215
army of, baptised, III 216
T…rtha‰kara:
VII 223 fn.
ceremony in Nepal, XIV 74‑75 fn.
Tiru Vicrama, King (fl. 178):
sovereign of Scandapura, V 184
Tischendorf, Lobegott F.K. (1815‑1874):
Biblical scholar on dating of
theological work, VI 152
Tishri:
Day of Judgment on, XII 73
historical data about, XII 72‑73
Tistrya:
Rain-bestowing god as our 6th
principle, IV 523
Titans:
War of, related to Time‑Periods, XIV
200‑01
Titian (1477‑1576):
models of, XIII 182
Titicaca, Lake (Bolivia):
gods of Incas appeared near, II 306
Inca history began at, II 331
origin of Aymaras and, II 308, 317
size & elevation of, II 316
two architectural styles in ruins on, II 318
Tities:
part of triple
alliance with Ramnes &
Luceres, V 214
Titles:
H.P.B. and, II 40‑41
Titus, Emperor (40?‑81):
victory of, owed to Apollonius, XIV
135
Ti u:
or Tuisto of Northmen, II 90
Toaldo, Giuseppe (1719‑1797):
earthquake theories and, III 149
Tobacco:
moderate use not prohibited in E.S.,
XII 496, 685
Tobe:
month of, XIII 10‑I1
Tod, Col. James (1782‑1835):
on Moryas, VI 40
Rajputs' descent and, V 207
——— Annals and Antiquities of
Rajasthan . . .:
on heroism, XI 197
on Indian origin of Hercules, XIV
246
bibliog., XI 592
Todas:
customs & characteristics of, I 356‑58
secrets well hidden, I 353
Toddy:
unfair tax on, & Indian mutiny, II 294
Toes:
evolution of, I 229
Tohu‑vah‑bohu:
Chaos in Kosmos, XIV 187, 233, 235, 244
compared with Greek Hadēs,
XIV 238
Kabalistic enumeration of, XIV 244
& fn.
primordial Darkness, XIV 235, 244
as taught by Éliphas Lévi, XIV
233‑35, 237‑38
theological meaning, XIV 238 fn., 244
discovered great treasure, II 327‑28
Tolerance:
Southey on, IV 412
of Theosophical Society. IV 126‑27,
470‑71 & fn.
Toleration:
nature of, IX 7, 10
Tollenare, Jean de:
head of Jesuits in German Flandre,
IX 420
Tolon:
hieroglyphics near, II 325
Tols:
schools of Sanskrit literature, XII 306
Tolstoy, Count Leo (1828‑1910):
continence not celibacy favored by,
XII 244‑45
criticized for views on marriage, XII
245‑46
denounced by English & American
press, XII 243‑44
foreign translator can't do justice to,
XII 9
as freethinker, VIII 298
greatest psychologist of this century,
XII 243
on mystery of life, VIII 242‑47
a mystic rather than orthodox
Christian, XII 127
on poverty & the poor, VIII 56
(77‑78)
practical Christian, X 163‑64
psycho‑spiritual evolution of, XII
126‑27
religious mysticism of, tales, XII 9‑10
satirized Spiritualism, XII 127
a "sign of the times," XII 126
true Theosophist, VIII 55 (77)
visited Dissenters & religious
hermitages, XII 127
——— Anna Karenina:
XII 126‑27, 243
——— Confessions:
XII 126‑27
——— Cossacks and Family Happiness:
XII 126‑27
——— Death of Ivan Ilyitch:
XII 243
——— God is
in Right, and not in
Might:
XII 9‑10
——— How a Devils Imp Redeemed his
Loaf ....:
H.P.B.'s translation of, XII 10‑13
——— The Kreutzer Sonata:
XII 243 q., 245‑47 q., 387 q.
called a purient book, XII 243, 255
reviewed, XII 243‑46
——— War and
Peace:
VIII 55 (77)
———Wherein is Love, Therein is God:
XII 9
bibliog., VIII 477; XII 780
Toltecs:
II 319
more hypothetical than proven, II 315
Tone:
definite, in nature, III 434
See also Kung
Tong‑Pa‑nyi [Tib.
sTo‰‑pa‑ñid]:
definition, VI III
freedom from desire, XIV 452 fn.
a stage of enlightenment, XIV 452
See also Space; ®™nyat€
Tonsure:
priests of Anubis and, XI 77
solar meaning of, VIII 361 (379)
Tookaram Tatya:
See Tukaram Tatya
Topcider (Belgium):
murder at, I 164 fn.
Topes:
mounds and, II 316
Topinard, Paul (1830‑1911):
IX 239 fn.
summarizes Haeckel, VIII 33 et
seq.
bio‑bibliog., VIII 477‑78
Torah:
Zohar on recital of, XIV 38
Torch of Liberty:
truth in America and, XI 162
Torquemada, TomAs de (1420?‑1498):
II 322
Christianity and, IV 97
on number of Mexican temples, II 320
Tortoise:
long‑lived, II 459
"Toughskin, Rev.":
III 428
Tower of Babel:
See Babel, Tower of
Tower‑Man:
extra‑terrestrial possibility, VII 81
Towers:
idol‑fanes for profane, XIV 282
places of Initiation, XIV 222, 281‑82
relics of ancient Wisdom, XIV 281
See also Round Towers; Ziggurat
Toys:
violent, wrong for children, X 226‑28
Trade:
infernal spirit of, IX 307
Tradition(s):
about Atlantis, II 434‑35
of cave in Tien‑Shan & Zoroaster, III
467‑68
T‑aividy€ (Sk.):
Yajña‑Vidy€ as key to, IX 251 fn.
Trallianus, Alexander (fl. 6th C. B.C.):
on oracular head, VII 220
bio‑bibliog., VII 356
Trance:
or coma produced by plant juice, II
460
condition & colors, XII 565
of Damascus girl, I 182 et seq.
difference between self‑induced, &
hypnotic, XII 565
Gen. Yermolov's vision cp. to, XII
231‑33
hypnotic, III 43‑44
of initiation, VIII 196
of Mme. Kashereninoff, II 462
of sensitive, I 168 et seq.
as sleep of Siloam, VIII 204 fn.
‑speakers, IV 122‑24, 154
stops wear & tear of organs, II
460‑61, 468‑69
subjective vision and, III 283
voluntary, II 458
See also Hypnotism; Medium(s);
Séance(s); Somnambulism
Tranchell, Major:
Kotahena riots and, IV 435‑37 fn.
Transactions of National Insurance
Convention:
Olcott & the, III 12‑13 & fn.
bibliog., III 533
Transcendentalists:
knew peace of philosophic mind, IX 4
made life sublime, IX 4
Transformations:
twelve, of our world, IV 376, 378
Trans‑Him€layan School:
on location of 3 main N€…s and, XII
616
Transmigration:
cyclic, II 73
denied by Buddhist monks, IX 147 fn.
on doctrine of, XIII 81
Hindu mercy for animals based on,
VII 20
implied on false evidence, III 139
of life‑atoms, meaning of, IV 559; V
109‑17
of material particles in nature, III 385
meaning of, into animals, VI 205
of men into animal bodies denied,
XIV 448 fn.
no reason for cruelty to animals, XII
238
special meaning of, VII 111, 183
temporary, of ®ankara, II 217
Theosophy believes in evolutionary, II
92‑93
See also Life‑Atoms; Metempsychosis
Transmission:
of auric fluid in hypnotism, XII
395‑96
Transmutation:
Adepts do not require, IX 117
of gold is black magic in most cases,
XI 523 (546)
of Matter, XIII 56‑57
possibility of, XI 508 (531), 510 (533)
real meaning of, IX 117
See also Alchemy; Metamorphosis
Travels of Peter:
VIII 221‑22
Treasure of Light:
Hierarchies of Emanations in, XIII 36
planes below the, XIII 27
or Plērōma, XIII 28‑29
projections of, XIII 9, 27
Twelve Saviors of, XIII 12, 22, 27
Treasures:
elementals conceal, IX 116, 124‑26
supplied to Adepts in emergencies, IX
117
Tree:
‑leaf records of early races, XIV 175
symbolism of, XII 702
‑trick performed by fakirs, I 273‑74
Tree of Knowledge:
Bo‑tree as, XIV 459 fn.
fruits of, dangerous, XIV 59 & fn.
fully developed in 3rd Root Race, IV
514
is One, XII 234
Tree of Life:
XIV 142
as eternal Monad, XII 630
fruits of, dangerous, XIV 59 & fn.
fully developed in 3rd Root Race, IV 514
on Haoma & Yggdrasill as, III 460
Tau & crux ansata are, XIV 153
"Tree of Ten Thousand Images":
legend about, at Kumbum, IV 347‑51
Tremain, Mr.:
fictional character, X 291
Tremeschini, Mr.:
answers H.P.B., V 64, 65
erroneous ideas of, IV 550‑53
errors of, about Theosophy, V 9
(38‑39), 24‑25 (52‑54)
"grand" evidence of, V 26‑27 (55‑56)
H.P.B.'s controversy with, V 2‑4 (4‑6),
7‑35 (36‑64); VI 78‑85 (85‑93)
Yugas and, V 26‑27 (55), 30‑31 (59)
Trepoff, Gen. Demitri (1855‑1906):
Grand Duke Konstantin's safe and, III 165‑66
Tret€ Yuga (Sk.):
IV 551 fn., 552; VI 77‑78
(86), 82 (91)
characteristics during rise & fall of,
VI 117
Initiates and, XIII 356
one, in each Mah€-Yuga, XIV 368
¬ig‑Veda written in, XIV 94
¬ishis of, XIV 68, 368
Tremeschini's odd view of, V 26‑28
(55‑56), 30‑31 (59)
See also Cycle(s); Era(s); Yuga(s);
Triad(s):
štma‑Buddhi‑Manas is Divine, XIII
77
in Book of the Dead, XII 626
celestial & Hindu, XII 551
emanations, XIV 50, 185‑86, 189,
216 fn., 394
Higher, & Lower Quaternary, XII
691‑92
Higher, is "God," XIII 48 & fn.
Higher, remains close after death, V
79‑80
Hindu, XIV 185‑86, 188
Holy, or Tetraktys, XIV 50, 99, 189‑90
human, perfect microcosm, IV 263‑64
Justinus on first, XIII 49
Kabalistic, XIV 189, 207, 213, 216 fn.
lower, & Higher quaternary, XII 607
or occult trident, XIV 207
principles of higher, dormant in
animals, X 313
Triple, XIII 54
triple hypostasis, XIV 185‑87, 189
upper, symbolized by wheat, X 50‑51
(58), 54 (62)
See also Tetraktys; Trik€ya; Trim™rti;
Trinity
Triangle(s):
becomes the Four, X 356
circle and, X 385
circle & cosmic activity, XI 506 (530)
divine figure, XIV 99, 186
equilateral, as 3 Emanations of En‑
Soph, III 313
equilateral, & the One Element, IV
220
evolution of, X 355‑56
in Greek delta, etc., XIV 99
interlaced, XIII 16‑17
interlaced, or hexagon, XIV 103,
379‑80
interlaced, symbolism, III 250, 312‑23
isosceles, & Masonry, XI 174 fn.
(182 fn.)
isosceles & scalene in, analogy, VI 209
as manifested Logos, X 351‑52
perfect number and, XIII 17
Potentiality of Spirit, XIII 16
Pythagorean, XIV 186
Rays and, X 368
right‑angled, XIII 17
as symbol, IX 263
symbolism of, XII 564; XIV 99
See also Geometrical Figure(s);
Pentagram; Pyramid(s); Tetraktys
Tribe(s):
dispersal of Turan, XIII 330
at Eten Peru & Chinese language, II
337
of Karaim Jews, XIV 174
ten lost, of Israel, IX 95, 352 fn.
(380 fn.); XIV 174, 179
Ptolemy summoned lost, XIV 179
See also Indians, American
Tribeni:
Yoga stage & sound, IV 166
The Tribune (Lahore):
on Sardha Ram, III 306‑10
Tricks:
alleged, & occult phenomena, X
131‑32
meaning of psychological, X 269
TridaŠas (Sk.):
triple‑knotted bamboo rod, XII 701
Tridaa (Sk.):
the thrice ten, X 377
Trideni (Sk.):
medulla oblongata, I€ & Pi‰gal€,
XII 700
Trik€ya (Sk.):
Mah€y€na view of, or 3 bodies, XIV
390‑92 & fn., 436 & fn., 437
of Nirv€nic state, XIV 401 fn.
Orientalists miss real meaning of, XI
470
See also Dharmak€ya; Nirm€Šak€ya;
Sambhogak€ya
Trimurti (Sk.):
Brahm€ and, III 424
creative aspect of, XII 411
Hindu Trinity, X 346; XIII 27
personifications of trinity or, XIV 79,
100, 186, 188
symbol of material Universe, XII
149‑50
See also Triad; Trinity
Trinitarianism:
not found in Book of Enoch, XIV
79
not supported by Bible, XIV 354 fn.
Trinities:
all forces in nature are, IV 166
Trinity:
alchemical agents and, XI 517 (540)
Avat€ra and, II 160
Christian, X 332‑33
Church strife over, XIV 145
Hindu, Greek, Egyptian & Hebrew,
XIV 185‑86, 188
historical, XI 101
Kabalistic, is feminine, XIV 214
Kabalistic Sun and, XIV 224
of Kether, žokm€h & B…n€h, XIV
189, 190, 213‑14„ 216 fn.
in Mah€y€na Buddhism, XIV 390‑92
& fn.
meaning of divine hypostasis in, XIV
186‑87, 224
Solar, is universal, XIV 222‑23
Supersubstantial, XIV 337
trim™rti and, XI 517 (540)
See also Holy Trinity; Triad(s);
Trim™rti
Trinosophes, Us:
Masonic Brotherhood founded by
Ragon, XIV 296 fn.
See also Masonry; Ragon de'
Bettignies, Jean
Tripi˜aka:
III 182
Chinese, donated to Adyar Library,
XII 341
logical & metaphysical, III 88
bibliog., III 533
See also Tipi˜aka
Triple:
‑Powers, XIII 33
Triad & quaternary, XIII 54
TishŠ€ (
as taŠh€, V 92
thirst for physical life, IV 342
Trithemius (or Tritheim) Johannes
(1462‑1516):
IV 594
invented cipher, XIV 266
Kabalist & monk, XIV 209
Rosicrucian, XIV 167
——— De Secundis Deis:
seven angels created world, XIV 266
bio‑bibliog., IV 666‑67;
XIV 572
Trivikrama Avat€ra (Sk.):
IV 367
legend of, & demon
Triyugee [Sk. Triyugal:
meaning, II 120
Trophonius:
descent into den of, XIV 135
Troppman, J.B.:
IX 363 & fn. (391 & fn.)
fact or fiction, XIII 227
Schliemann's, XIII 227
See also Schliemann, Heinrich
Trubezh (
primitive man on, II 261
True Northerner:
V 102
bibliog., V 386
Truism:
Immortal, IX 31
Trulpa:
See Tulpa
Trumbull, H.C. (1830‑1903):
——— The Blood‑Covenant . . .:
Massey on, & ancient Egyptian rite,
VIII 251
bibliog., VIII 478 Truth(s):
Absolute as unreachable, IX 33‑34
no absolute, in this world, IX 31, 33
Absolute & relative, IX 98; XIV 436
Adepts always guardians of, XIII 264,
313‑14
Adepts still know primitive, XII 601
alone is eternal, II 105
any, discovered is part of Absolute,
IX 103
any member of T.S. can foster, VI 336
asphyxiated by biblical superstition, II
347
attitude of, seeker, III 377‑79
as Beacon‑light, XI 213 (249), 226
(262)
in Belgian proverb, XIII 246
belongs to all, XIII 246
Bride of the Initiate, XIII 77‑78
can never die, X1 293
cannot be given to public, XI 521
(544)
cant and, IX 83
Cause of, I 199
cleansing of spiritual, object of T.S., I
306
climbs uphill, XIV 457
common root of all religions, X 169
contempt for, in our age, XII 310
creed in T.S. and, IX 244
cutting paths for, X 231
debased, IV 333
defence of, XIII 269
Deity of, XIII 36
dispels error eventually, IV 334
divine, fragmented, XI 243 (280)
dogma & authority end of, XIV 117,
323
enemies defeated by, alone, XII 595
Esoteric, & 7 truths, XIII 57
facts & fictions, III 222 et seq.
falsehood and, IV 327
forefathers accepted one, XIII 98
Founders of T.S. will not renounce,
IV 94
Four Noble, of Buddhism, X 326
God of Theosophists is, VIII 58 (80)
Gods adore the One Dark, XII 570
grand, in Eastern scriptures, XIV 45
Greek letters pertaining to, XIII 52
Guru communicates ultimate, XIV
376
Hall of the Two, XIII 76
in heart of Adept, XIV 55
heroism & self‑abnegation, XI 193
higher than any earthly consideration,
IV 244
highest & noblest, XIII 155
hurricane of, imminent, I 116
imposition of, breeds evil, IV 501
Initiates swear to die for, XI 100 fn.
karma and, X 287‑88
lies between extremes, VI 228
light of, beacon of H.P.B.'s life, I 127
logic & science, IV 569
Lords of, XIII 83
love, for its own sake, IX 34
as man envisages, IV 306
man must love, before he will believe
it, XI 49
mankind not prepared for, XIV 46, 64
martyrdom for occult, XIV 26
mathematics of, XIV 62‑63
mesmerized from chel€ by lama, IV
313
mission of Theosophists and, VI 183,
333‑34
mixed with error, IX 8
a multi‑faced jewel, IX 34
must not be mingled with error, X
170
naked, appears false, VII 84
natural phenomena and, III 93
nature of, VI 140
need fear no light, IV 338
needs no lies, III 241
no Religion higher than, XII 419, 428;
XIV 323, 465‑66
not always wise to tell, XI 111 (125)
not as sensational as falsehood, XI
366
not forced on people, XIII 120, 313
not in religions, X 81
not respecter of persons, XIII 148,
245‑46
is One, III 134, 266; IV 333, 426; X
172
one altar of, II 106
the One, as heart of universe, XI 225
(262)
One Eternal, IX 134
One, symbolized by bread, X 241
One, underlies all religions, IV 25,
295, 426; IX 8, 134
the One, & unity, XI 237 (274)
only study of Plērōma will reveal, XII
570
path leading to divine, XI 120 (134)
people prefer prejudices to, XIII
83‑84, 245‑46, 286
people's fury and, III 364
Planetary Spirits strike keynote of,
XII 600‑02
prejudiced minds block occult, X 128
primal, faded from man's memory,
XII 600‑01
primeval & religious, VIII 209
pure philosophy alone can establish,
II 158
pursuit of, for own sake, XII 314‑I6
ramifications of, are infinite, II 106
recognition of, & Dhy€na, III 430
recognized by many, VII 284
reflection of, non‑dual, XIII 92‑93
relative, & Universal Mind, IX 41
reliance on, not authority, XIII 119,
245‑46
religion of Theosophists, XI 228 (264)
religious tolerance and, IV 471
reminiscence of archaic, dying out, III
181
retarded by technological knowledge,
IX 103
revealed, but reveiled since time of
Moses, XIV 257
scientists and, II 157
search for, III 377‑79; IX 7
Secret Brotherhood and, XIV 27
sectarianism and, IV 408
self‑forgetfulness reveals, VIII 126
selfishness befouls divine, XII 597
of sevenfold universe, XIII 57
slow to be accepted, II 57 (63)
source of early religions, XII 234
spirit of, in a group evokes
Theosophy, VII 160‑61
stranger than fiction, XIII 210
Sun of, IX 31‑32
superstition and, II 80
Tacitus on, VII 90
tempered by enthusiasm, XII 196
theory and, II 311
Theosophical Society in search of
absolute, II 443
Theosophists are fearless searchers
after, II 430, 433
Theosophists favor One Great, IV 305
Theosophy as way leading to, XI 229
(266)
Theosophy is science of, XI 110 (124)
Theosophy means, IX 9
as Tree of Knowledge, XII 234
Tribunal of, will replace reliance on
authority, XII 221
triumph of, real motive of Occultists,
VIII 157
Tsong‑kha‑pa on sacred, VI 99‑100
Universal, IX 34; XII 347
untiring search for, III 306
unwelcome, XI 331‑32
various means of disseminating, I 380
voice of, VIII 101‑02
way to approach, with Spiritual eye,
XIV 249
whenever told, is not forgiven, XI 291
will prevail, I 114; X 172; XIII 286
See under Theosophy; Universal
Religion
The Truthseeker:
IV 353
D.M. Bennett and, X 141 fn.
"Try":
is battle‑cry of spiritual aspirants, XII
505
even the unfit can earnestly, XII 583
See also Action(s); Effort; Golden
Stairs
Tsaba:
or Archangels, XIV 111, 216
Host of, XIV 328
meaning in Tsabaōth,
XIV 326
Moses rf. to, in Genesis, XIV 328
ornatus in Vulgate, XIV 328
Tsabaōth‑Elōh…m:
derivation of, XIV 216, 326
Tschudi, Johann 3. von (1818‑1889):
II 305
bio‑bibliog., II 546
Tseb€ōth:
description of, XIII 25‑26
Father of Soul of Jesus, XIII 36, 65
the Good, XIII 22, 25
the Great, XIII 36
prayer to, XIII 26
three aspects of, XIII 25
Tseb€ōth‑Adamas:
Ialdabaōth
and, XIII 44
Ruler of Archōns,
XIII 25
Ruler of six Aeōns,
XIII 34
See also Aeōn(s);
Archōn(s)
Tserteleff, Prince D.N.:
edited Russian Review, XII 335
Tsin Dynasty:
China had sovereigns far prior to, XI 15
Tsonda:
in legend of Buddha's death, XIV
85 fn.
Tsong‑kha‑pa [Tso‰‑kha‑pa] (1357‑1419):
on attempts to enlighten West, XIV
431
disappeared at death, XIV 135 fn.
forbade necromancy, XIV 427, 441
founder of secret School, XIV 425
Gelug‑pa Order of Buddhism founded
by, I 240 fn.
an incarnation of Amita Buddha, IV 11
an incarnation of Buddha, XIV 405,
425, 427
Lamaism split after, XIV 427‑28
original Dus‑Kyi Khorlo rewritten by,
XIV 441
P€rs… scholars on, XIV 427
prophecy of, about Tibet & Western
nations, VI 105; XIV 431
Red Caps opposed, III 419
reforms of, IV 10, 15
on sacred truth, VI 99‑100
told how to recognize a Bodhisattva,
XIV 427
——— Lam‑rim‑chen‑mo:
III 186 fn.
purpose & use, IX 158
bibliog., III 513; IX 441
bio‑bibliog., XIV 573‑75
See also Gelukpa(s); K€lachakra
Tsung‑men:
Chinese Esoteric Buddhism, XIV 447,
450
Tubercular Baccillus:
at first denied, XIII 144
Tucker, Major:
Salvation Army and, IV 410
Tuisto:
red earth and, V 219
Tuitit Bey:
Olcott & acrostic of, I 87
orders from, I 89
Tukaram Thtya (1836‑1898):
high worth of, X 188
priceless work of, XII 159, 299
biog., III 533‑35
Tukui:
forefathers of Turks, II 176
worship of, II 176
Tulku [Tib. sPrul‑pa'i‑sku]:
Adepts conscious incarnation is, XIV
401 fn., 437
doctrine of, I 481
Nirm€Šak€ya in Tibetan is, XIV
392 fn., 437
Zoroaster's lives compared with
Lamaistic, III 458
See also Nirm€Šak€ya
Tulpa [Tib. sPrul‑pa]:
voluntary incarnation, VI 112; XIV
401 & fn.
Tul‑pa'i‑ku:
See Tulku
Tuluva:
M€dhw€ch€rya's followers of, on
®a‰kara, V 184
Tumb€ (Sk.):
definition, II 118
Tumuli:
"cup" markings of, II 346‑47
Tungan€th Peak:
Mah€tmas live in caves near, II 121
Tupper, Martin Farquhar (1810‑1889):
poet, II 46
Turamaya:
Weber and, V 236
Turan:
dispersal of tribes of, XIII 330
evil spirits of, XIV 21
Turanians:
anterior to Babylon & Nineveh, XIII
333, 336
cradle of, V 217, 224
languages of, XIII 329, 333, 336
mixed race, XIII 329
nature religions of, XIII 329
not first in Euphrates Tigris valleys,
XIII 329
predecessors of Akkadians, XIII 328,
330, 336
Tibetan aborigines not, III 419
Turban (or fe˜€):
Master M. left, for Olcott, VI 29
photograph of Morya's, in The
Theosophist,
VI 29
Turgenyev, Ivan S. (1818‑1883):
effect of the writings of, II 360‑61
——— Fathers and Sons:
Nihilism & Russian political history,
II 360‑61
——— "Croquet
at Windsor":
Blavatsky's translation, I 253‑54
Tur…ya (Sk.):
definition, XII 711
highest state of Raj Yoga, X 257
See also R€ja‑Yoga
Tur…ya Avasth€ (Sk.):
or Nirv€Ša, Ill 412
Turkey:
mullahs and, II 271
Turks:
barbarities of, I 255 et seq.,
262
Mongols and, XIII 329
Turner:
Olcott's solicitor, II 48
Turner, Samuel (1749?‑1802):
never entered Tibet, IV 11
praised Tibetan character, IV 14 fn.
bio‑bibliog., IV 667‑68
Turnour, George (1799‑1843):
Buddha and, V 247 fn., 255
translated Buddhist history of Ceylon,
II 134
bio‑bibliog., II 546
Tursenoi (also Turshas, Tyrsenii):
pre‑Roman, V 167
Turvaa (Sk.):
Yavanas and, V 308
Tusculan Disputations:
See Cicero, Marcus Tullius
Tushita Devaloka (Sk.):
blissful realm of, self‑created, VI 363
Maitreya Buddha's celestial realm,
XIV 451 fn.
Tutelar Genii:
of Egyptian Gnostics, XIII 29
Twain, Mark:
See Clemens, Samuel
Twashtri [Sk. Tvash˜i]:
divine carpenter, VIII 209
Twelve:
number 36 and, III 326
Pythagorean & Kabalistic views of, III
319‑20
Twelvefold Division:
is exoteric equivalent of 14, IV 378
Twentieth Century:
Christianity and, VIII 207
may be last of its name, VIII 205
strange developments in store for,
VIII 205
Two Worlds:
bogus advertisement and, XI 304‑05
Tyerman:
——— Freethought Vindacated:
on failings of theology, III 134‑35
Tylor, Sir Edward B. (1832‑1917):
on animism, XII 351 fn.
bio‑bibliog., XII 780
Tympanum:
protected by occult means, VII 74
Tyndall, John (1820‑1893):
I 225; IV 310, 555; V 3 (5); VIII 94;
XIII 262 q., 311‑12 q.; XIV 6 q.
Belfast Address of, IX 57
on brain & consciousness, IX 88
on chasm between mind & matter,
XII 409
confused about metaphysics, XII 134
on electricity, IV 219
on germs in ether, III 405
his "gropings" of matter, XIII 89
on matter & force, IV 206, 601‑02
& fn.
on metaphysics, IV 216; XI 224 (261)
on mind, IX 12
on musical sounds, IV 164
on numbers & harmony in world, IV
303
on our ignorance, III 203
"poet laureate" of matter, XIII 142 fn,
on Radiant Heat, III 103
says Science powerless, XIV 10 fn.
scientific imagination and, XII 134
on shape of particles & ice‑crystals, X
400
shows fern forms in ice, X 400
on sun's heat, V 161‑62
Theosophists and, IV 599 fn.
unfair & cowardly, III 232
the "Unknowable" and, XII 295, 409
——— Fragments of Science:
on consciousness, VIII 330‑31
on matter, brain & molecular action,
IX 57
on "The Scientific Use of
Imagination," XIII 142 & fn.
——— On Science and Man:
on metaphysics, II 158
bibliog., II 547; VIII 478
Tyng, Dr. Stephen H. (1800‑1885):
on coming of Christ, III 231 & fn.
Typal Work:
allegorical &, in Gospels, IX 367 fn.
(395 fn.)
Typhon (or Kepha):
Egyptian god of darkness, XIV 318‑19
in Egyptian Mysteries, XIII 26
emasculates Osiris, XIII 31 fn.
Great Bear constellation in
XIV 203
kills Osiris during rite of Initiation,
XIV 279
"Mother of the Revolutions," XIV 203
nefast (evil) power of, XIII 29
as Old Dragon, XIV 203
or Seth, Satan, El & Moses, XIII
101 fn.
SutTphonian and, XIV 203
as Western gate of Death,
XIV 318‑19
Typhon‑Set:
as Dragon, X 49 (56‑57)
Tyrant:
deities in Gnosticism, XIII 35
Tyrus,
V 167
ancient walls of, V 164
Dius the Phoenician wrote history of,
V 299
Tzeretelef, Prince A.:
odd experiment with mirror, II 435‑36
Tzi‑gadze [Tib. gŹis‑ka‑rtse]
(Tibet):
visited by H.P.B., VI 272
Tziganes:
Hungarian, & sorcery, II 230
Tzina:
See
Tziruph:
definition, X 398