Volume XV

M index

M.:

See Morya

M. Junior:

See Olcott, H.S.

Macabi Island:

olden vases under guano on, II 310

Macao:

unchanged since 16th C., XIII 178

Macauley, Lord Thomas B. (1800-1859):

Blasphemy Laws and, XI 188

MacCroskey, Bishop Samuel:

seduced his daughter, II 45

Macculloch:

on depravity of critics, VII 306

Mace, J. (Paris Commissary):

chief of Police, I 195

Macedonians:

Magadha and, IV 66

Machell, Reginald W. (1854-1927):

paintings & description by, XII

354-55, 418

bio-bibliog., XII 755-57

Machines:

invention of', & progress, VIII 64 (86)

Mackay, Mary:

See Corelli, Marie

Mackenzie, Col.:

MS. of, on Sankara's birth, V 184-85

Mackenzie, Kenneth R.H. (?-1886):

———- Royal Masonic Cyclopaedia:

on alchemists, XI 510 (533)

Brotherhood of Luxor arid, I 87; X

125-26 fn.

on Cagliostro, XII 80 et seq.

on Jesuit destruction of Masonry,

XIV 265-66

on Jesuits, IX 302

on Kabalah, VII 268

on occult fraternities, XII 79

praises Éliphas Lévi, XIV 233

on reasons Gnostics stigmatised, XIV

70

on science of numbers, XIV 96

secret Brotherhoods cited in, XIV

27-28

on Sun symbol in Masonry, XIV 281

on Theosophists' silent influence, II

96

on various rites, I 309

on worship of Chrēstos, XIV 283

bio-bibliog., X 424

biog., II 536

bibliog., I 497; VII 381; IX 442; XI

580; XIV 545

Mackenzie, Sir Morell (1837-1892):

physician to Frederick III, IX 319

bio-bibliog., IX 443

Mackey, A.G. (1807-1881):

———- Encyclopaedia of

Freemasonry:

on adoptive Masonry, I 312

on MS. of N. Stone, XI 183 & fn.

bibliog., I 497

Mackey, Samson A. (1765-1843):

on Hindu Yugas, XIV 365-68

bio-bibliog., XIV 545-49

MacMahon, Marshal Marie E.P.M. de

(1808-1893):

denies adventure with sorcerer, II

389-90

H.P.B. on sorcerer and, II 194-95,

388-89

Macnish, R. (1802-1837):

———- The Philosophy of Sleep:

IV 294

bio-bibliog., IV 656

Macrobius (fl. 5th C.):

———- Saturnalia:

on Janus or Ion as gods, VIII 193 fit.,

229 n.

on the Kabiri, XIV 315

Macrocosm:

Adam-Kadmon type of, XIII 52

Diagrams I & IV on, XIII facing 524,

657-58

drama of, & microcosm, XIV 303,

393

Esse of Universe, XIV 185

eternal Kosmos and, XII 656; XIV

209

immortal Soul and, XIV 10 fn.

Jivatma and, III 326

Microcosm and, IV 377-78; XII 410;

XIII 124

Microcosm &, symbols, III 250-51,

312, 319, 321

occult powers and, III 403

the One, & human triad, IV 263-64

of Paracelsus, XIV 51

seal of, VIII 154-55 & fns.

seven occult powers in, & Microcosm,

III 411

six-pointed star, III 461

three principles & 4 vehicles, XIV 209

& fn.

Macroprosopus (Gk.):

or Long Face, VI 317

Microprosopus and, VIII 142-46, 149

symbolical "Ancient of Days," XIV 168

See also Microprosopus

Madagascar:

Adept or Lodge in, I 428, 439

Madan (Sk.):

elemental spirit, VI 193-94

See also Elemental(s)

Maddina Nag:

planet Venus, XIV 258 fn.

Madhava (Sk.):

Sankara born in month of, V 179

Madhavacharya (1199-1276):

or Anandatirtha, V 183

followers of, on Sankara's date, V

184, 187

founder of Dvaita sect, XII 343, 344 fn.

worshipper of Vishnu, XII 343

Madhava-Vidyaranya:

See Vidyaranya

Madhwacharya:

See Madhavacharya

Madhyamika Buddhism:

two divisions of, XIV 438

view of Paramartha, X 347

views of, IX 59

See also Prasanga Madhyamika

Buddhism

Madhyantika:

Lohan & sculptor of 100 ft. Buddha,

XIV 428 fn.

Madonnas:

colors altered by priests, I 372

contrasted to Pagan idol, XIII 300

of Raphael, XIII 182

See also Virgin Mary

Madras Christian College Magazine:

V 328

bibliog., V 385

Madras Mait

Rev. Cook and, IV 68-69

libelous innuendos in, VI 55, 58,

63 fn.

on Senate Hall rejection of T.S. use,

VI 166, 167

bibliog., VI 450

Madras Standard:

on the telephone, IV 112

Madras Times:

on Bangalore mounds, II 324

libelous innuendos in, VI 55

"Ooty Chronicler" in, V 321-23

bibliog., V 386

Madri:

wife of Pandu, V 305 fn.

Mafia:

toys with high officialdom, XIII

186-87

Mag, Magh[aj(s):

initiates & magicians, IV 514 fn..

516 fn.

root of word magician, II 33, 90

Magadha:

forefathers of Macedonians, IV 66

its calendar, V 261

Magas, King of Cyrene (?-258 B.C.):

V 242

Magavas (Sk.):

"mighty ones," III 456

Magendie, Francois (1783-1855):

———-Physiologie Humaine:

XII 219 q.

bio-bibliog., XII 757

Magh (Sk.):

Hindu month, II 117

Magi (or Maginsi):

as Buddhists in Arnold's poem, XIII

166-67

Chaldean, & Kabala, III 456 fn.

Deity of fire of, III 460

as hierarchy of Adepts, IV 515 fn.

High-priest of antiquity called, II 32

kindle altar without fire, III 462

land of, III 215 fn.

Mesrobian MS. on, III 459

on space & time, XIV 202

Star of Bethlehem, XIV 240

Theosophy of, ¬ishis & Buddhists the

same, V 35 (64)

traditions of Deluge, III 214

on wandering of the soul, VII 192

of Zoroaster initiated, II 89

Zoroastrian, XII 72

Magia:

definition, XII 551 fn.

Magia Adamica:

See Eugenius Philalethes

Magianism (or Mazdaism):

adepts of, existed in Clemens' days,

IV 533

archaic, identical with Sabaeanism, IV

531

correct version of, untimely today, IV

526

immense antiquity of, IV 514, 522

not monotheistic at first, IV 528

pulse of old, still beats, IV 534

pure & degraded, III 452

rite of wine & rose, III 465

on six Gahambars, III 462

some primitive, in Hadhōkht Nask,

IV 528

universal religion of Central Asia, III

456

See also Mazdean(s); Sabaeanism;

Zoroastrianism

Magians:

accused of superstition, XIII 230

initiated at Bactria, XIV 35

of Persia & Babylon, XIV 46-47

rites reformed by Zoroaster, XIV 23

sublime precepts of, XIII 229-30

See also Mazdean(s); Zoroastrian(s)

Magic:

academic disdain for, XIII 211, 234,

335, 338-39

Adept's use of, power, IX 239

ancient, believed in by some

Theosophists, II 101

anterior to age of Odin, XIV 23

Atlanteans misused, VII 93

based on exact science, II 461

believed in for thousands of years,

VII 103

Black, infers White, I 117-18, 141:

XIV 17, 32, 101-02

blended with all Religions, XIV 23,

32, 105

in Book of Enoch, XIV 77

Brahmins knew science of, XIV

312 fn.

buried by adepts, VII 93

ceremonial, & elementaries, I 286-87

Chaldea as center of, III 150

characters of, in initiation crypts, VII

107 fn.

Church, XIV 17, 27, 32, 116-17

coeval with 3rd Root Race, XII 532-33

considered fetishism, XIII 339

course of, I 141

definitions, II 32, 36

Democritus on, XIV 25

differs from occultism, IX 249

divine and diabolical, XIII 236, 337

Divine, cp. to human, XIV 311

Divine, has only one approach, III

266

"Divine Miracles" and, XIV 116-17

Divine, only used by pure in heart, IX

157

Divine Science, VII 122

does exist, I 141

a dual power, XIV 59, 103, 105, 163,

311

effluvia of, & civilization, VII 92

Egyptian, VII 105 et seq.

Éliphas Lévi on, XIV 31

esoteric Theurgy and, I 139

in every papyrus, VII 92

facts of, tejected, IV 313

flourished among Chaldeans, XIII

338

H.P.B. defends reality of, I 134 et seq.

Hexagon as absolute key in, XIV 103

historical, & science, VII 92

history must include, VII 125

holiness needed to practice, XII

559-60

Hypnotism a lesser branch of, XIV

22-23

Isis Unveiled on, hinted at, XIV 22

karmic results of dabbler in, XII 606

Lodges of, impractical, X 125

Magism and, XI 516 (539)

mesmerism, key to Eastern, II 135

Mikael patron of 7th work of, XIV

339

motive determines effects of, XIV 106

motive of white & black, IX 156,

400F

natural, never crushed out, IX 119

or Natural Philosophy, XIV 25

not Charlatanry, XIV 22, 24, 32

not founded by Zoroaster, XIV 23

numerals morally dangerous, XIV

60-61

Occult forces of constellations and,

XIV 224

in occult science, XIII 218

as old as man, XIV 22-24, 311

outcome of primitive knowledge, VII

125

pentacle is sign of Black or White,

XII 623

performance of, by a Shaman, I 345

et seq.

performance of Dervishes, I 177 et

seq.

in Prisse papyri, VII 118-19

Psellus on, VII 123

psychology practically applied, I 324

relation to Spiritualism, I 101-02

in Russia, II 445

schools of, III 183

a science, I 137

scientists forced to study subject of,

VII 125

secret of, can't be revealed to our

race, XI 523 (546)

secrets revealed in true, XIV 311

of Simon & his disciples, XIV 118-19

sorcery and, VII 92

sources of, XIII 339-40

spell & fascinating gaze of Indian

conjurer, XII 326

Spiritual, differs from natural, XIV

47-48, 54, 163-64, 311

statues fabricated acc. to, VII 103

still in full sway, XIV 32, 105

symbolized by Litera Pythagorae, XIV

101

sympathies & universal ether, XIII 241

terrestrial mysteries of white & black,

XII 626

Theosophia same as, XII 557

Theurgy and, XII 559-60

theurgy &, not understood, XI 234

(271)

true, feared by Roman Clergy, III 254

true, identical with Gnosis of

Pythagoras, XI 214 (250)

true, in East, III 254

true nature of, XII 551-60

true student keeps silent on, XIV 33,

60

two branches of, XIV 27, 32. 101,

105-06

in Udyana, XIV 19

underlies all faiths, VII 91

use & abuse in all ages, XIII 237-38,

337

various degrees of, X 132

in Vedas, II 33-34

wedded to archaeology, VII 93

white & black, difference between, IX

156, 400F; XII 604

white & black not understood, II 96

White & Black only spider's thread

apart, XIV 106

why, fell into disrepute, II 32

will power and, I 150

See also Black Magic; Lévi, Éliphas;

Sorcery; Theurgy; White Magic

Magician(s):

Adepts and, IV 263

ancient High Priests were, I 139

ancient strongholds of, XIV 19-22

Apollonius a great, XIV 128

confession of Saint Cyprian the, XIV 163-64

control spirits, I 137

critics exposed by, XIV 27

Dervishes at work, I 181 et seq.

fraternity of true, now disbanded, VI 7

gained power over elementals, XIV 311

Hindu, the greatest, XIV 22

as Magha, IV 514 fn.

many unconscious, XIV 32-33

on natural-born, IX 259; XIII 347

need no artificial lighting, XI V 311

Neo-Platonic, XIV 304

Padmasambhava a master, XIV 19

perils await unfit, XIV 60-61

Pharaoh's, XII 311

practicing, never marries, III 342

require long training, XIV 54, 116, 311

Simon a, XIV 118-19

source of Church Dogma, XIV 341 fn.

true, pities sorcerers, XIV 33

White & Black, & occult law, X 270

Zoroaster reformer of, rites, XIV 23

Magicon oder das geheime System . . .:

rf. to description by F. Hartmann, XIV 62 fn.

on true vs. common Mathematics, XIV 62

Magiism:

works recommended on, I 126 et seq.

Magna Graecia:

V 200, 212

more ancient than believed, V 167-68

pre-, period & Rajputana, V 238

Magna Mater:

Virgin Mary is, XI 70, 97

Magnes:

magnetism and, II 275

of Paracelsus, IV 290

Magnet:

celestial, or spiritual buoyancy, III 211

Magnetic:

affinities, III 21 et seq.

aura may form strong battery, IV 27,29, 30

correspondences, III 220

current conveys impressions of sound,III 411

current of earth & astral projection, IV 489

desire of sitters & seance apparitions,III 395

equilibrium is health, III 285

Lucidity, II 280-81

sympathy between planets, III 45

vital, current as healing, 111 285

Magnetic Fluid:

cures and, III 253

man emanates, V 115

Magnetic Power:

as key to scientific Psychology. II 511

power as used by Yogi, IV 101-02

Magnetism:

abnormal discharges of, by humans, III 101

accepted under name of "hypnotism," XIII 211

applied in sleep, XII 214

arises from prana, XIII 364

aura of humans and, VI 341

bad, of men & alcohol, IX 160

blue is color of, X 241

body's, imbibed by all it touches, VI 72

crystals and, III 100

current of, between Devachanees, V 84

current of, in a circle, I 352-53

degrading personal, II 398-99

of earth & position in sleep, IV 405

effect of, on flowers, IV 312 fn.

electro-, according to physicists, V 152-53

escaping through skin may be felt, X 272

evil, impressed upon objects, VI 249

experiments in France, 11 279-89

gravitation and, 1 244; V 152-53

in hair, VIII 361 & fn. (379 & fn.)

history of, II 275-78

human body in relation to, IV 404-05

human, described, III 92 et seq.

Jussieu & Deslon support, XII 218

key to, & hypnotism, XII 568

law of mutual attraction & repulsion in, V 152-53

laws of, studied by true Theosophy, II 490

lucidity and, II 280-81

mesmerism & Occultism, V 10 (39)

now called hypnotism, XII 214, 395

outer, of persons & objects, 1X 157, 159

pure, needed for occult development, III 268

radiant heat & aka�a, III 103

role of, in human, IV 383 et seq.

solar, affects Earth, III 45

still a mystery to Science, XIII 345

substantial nature of, discussed, VIII 315 et seq.

terrestrial, currents, VI 340

terrestrial, & mediumship, III 246-47

"Therapeutic," XII 222, 395

transfer of, VII 316

vital fluid in man and, II 397

why, denied by science & clergy, II 278

Will &, as prayer, IV 519-20

will of man and, II 282

See also Animal Magnetism: Force(s); Gravitation; Hypnotism;

Mesmerism; Polarity

Magnetizer:

somnambulist and, V 22 (50)

Magnetizing:

by pure magnetizer, II 400

vital force and, II 136

Magnitudes of Ether Waves:

on ether, IV 219

Magos:

Magi and, IV 516 fn.

Magusti:

Chaldean, III 51

Maguvius:

Colossus of Rhodes and, XI 360

Mah:

mystical Kabalistic name, XIV 215

Maha:

High-priests of antiquity called, II 32

Maha Sahib:

See Serapis

Mah-Abad:

Zerdusht the 13th, IV 508

Mahabharata:

VIII 137

Anu�asanaparva[n] on tribes of

Kshatriyas, V 307-08 & fn.

Arjuna's victory over Devas in, XII 202

Bhishmaparva[n] has interpolations, V

245 fn.

Chinahunah and, V 245 fn.

Harivaü�a of, on 7 classes of Pitris,

VI 191

on Hindu navigation, V 300

history of Hercula in, XIV 246

initiated Brahmans and, IV 192

Kala-yavana and, V 239 fn.

Kali Yuga described in, IX 100

on Krishna & Anusalva, VI 7

on language & occult philosophy, V

302, 306

Manusmriti closely connected to, VI

425

on merit & charity, V 335

on Narada's chastity, XIV 286

over 20,000 years old, XIV 365

races & tribes in, V 239

racial history in single drama, V 238

raising of "spirits" found in, II 37-38

Rajadharmanu�asanaparvan on

Yavanas, V 309

spiritual phenomena pervades 16th

chapter of, II 37-38

Trojan war and, V 238

Vyasa and, IV 100

on Yavana & Vrishalas, V 307-08

bibliog., II 536; IV 656; V 365; VI

425

See also Bhagavad-Gita; Vyasa

Mahabhutas (Sk.):

gross elementary principles, IV 581

Mahabhutic:

faculty of finite Self, XII 631

Manas linked with personality, V

80 fn.

Maha-Buddhi (Sk.):

as Divine Ideation, XII 629

Mahat and, X 324

Universal Soul & Mahat, XII 413

See also Mahat; Universal Soul

Maha-Chohan:

Chief of Himalayan Brotherhood, III

401 & fn.; XIV 422 fn.-23 fn.

Compiler on letter from, XII

239-41 fn., 498 fn.

future is like an open page to, VI 24

letter from, XII 239 q., 497-98 q.

sacred residence of, XIV 423 fn.

superior to Masters, XII 239 fn.-40 fn.

views of, on T.S., VII 248-49 fn.; X

79-81

Mahadeva (Sk.):

II 464

Maha-Ÿ�vara (Sk.):

IV 568

Maha Jataka:

cp. with Bible. III 223

Maha-Kalpa (Sk.):

Age of Brahma, X 396; XIII 56 fn., 302

arupa spheres during, XIV 375 fn.

one hundred years of Brahma, XIV

375 fn.

See also MahaYuga(s)

Mahaka�a (Sk.):

as universe, III 318

Mahaka�yapa:

See Ka�yapa

Maha-Manvantara (Sk.):

astral light changes with each, X 361

Day-Be-With-Us and, X 405

every, has its own Manu, X 364

individuality and, VII 52

life-cycle of the, XII 629-30

"Luminous Sons" and, X 347

See also Manu(s); Manvantara(s)

Mahamaya (Sk.):

evil & imperfection from, VI 180

human life and, XI 475

Indian mesmerizers and, XII 326

man can become free from, VIII 125

Mahan Singh:

12 divisions of Sikhs and, I 373

Mahanama (Sk.):

Buddha and, V 254

Mahanarayana Upanishad:

IV 336

bibliog., IV 656

Mahanirvana-Tantra:

on natural moral purity of Adept, V

339

bibliog., V 365

Maha-Parinibbana Sutta:

rf., V 258

bibliog., V 365

Mahaparinirvana Sutra.,

on Nirvana, III 414 fn.

bibliog., III 515

Mahaprajñaparamita Sutra:

on Ananda's mission, XIV 445

on Hiuen Tsang's tr. of, XIV 445

bibliog., XIV 549-50

Maha-Pralaya (Sk.):

Absolute and, X 333

Brahma and, X 44 fn.,371

Paramatman manifest of itself at end

of, VI 202

period of rest, XII 58

Sat is present even during, X 327

Solar, & 12 Suryas, VI 134, 202

universal rebirth and, III 270

See also Pralaya(s)

Maharaja(s) (Sk.):

the Four, in symbolism, XII 545-46;

XIII 18

Four, or Lipika, X 405

Maharloka (Sk):

fourth dimension and, VII 85

fourth world of higher septenary. VII

85

Maha-rshi [Sk. Maha-rishi]:

meaning of, V 32 (60)

Maha-Sunyata (Sk.):

Space or, III 423

See also Sunyata

Mahat (Sk.): .

Alaya-aka�a or, XII 371

or Anima Mundi, X 304

or Brahma, VI 209; XII 411

as collectivity of Dhyani-Chohans, X

360

as Cosmic Mind, X 319

created by Abraxas acc. to Basilides,

VIII 213

definitions, X 252, 313-14

or Divine Ideation, XII 629

jiva and, IX 76 fn.

Logos and, X 399

Maha-Buddhi and, X 324

Manas proceeds from, XII 607 & fn.

as manvantaric Principle of

Intelligence, X 325

or Plērōma of Gnostics, XIII 31 fn.

source of Buddhi & Ahankara, IV 581

study of, in cosmogenesis, XIII 40

synonymous with Binah &

Chochmah, X 355

as Third Logos, X 313, 360

Time and, X 358

Universal Cosmic Mind, XII 411, 413

or Universal Ideation, X 251

Universal Intelligent Soul, XII 629-30

Vaivasvata an avatar of, X 364

wisdom as reflection of, XIII 49

See also Universal Intelligence;

Universal Soul

Mahatma(s) (Sk.):

abstract knowledge and, VI 266

advise & influence, but never order, V

330 fn.

on Awareness of, VI 240

at Badrinath, II 121-22

on becoming a, IV 544

belief in, endorsed by Rev. Beale, IV

131

belong to no sect, VI 38

Brahm-Atma Chief of all, XIV 430

care for humanity as a whole, VI 240

Chelas of, protest Hume's remarks,

IV 229-30

compassionate to unhappy candidates,

IV 370

Compiler on objectives of, letters. XII

241 fn.

concern for civilized races, XI 1239 & fn.

Cosmic Will and, VI 265

definitions, II 120; IV 101; VI 239

direct order from, rare, XII 63

Divine wisdom not external religions

sought by, IV 162

evil counteracted by, VI 20

existence of, XIV 3 fn., 28

forced to avoid world's corrupt aura,

V 291

heart of T.S. candidates examined by,

IV 369

identified with Universal Soul, VI 240

Jivanmuktas cp. to, XII 159, 634

know what knowledge best for

mankind, VI 265

letters rarely written in ordinary way,

VI 120

M. & K.H. not Buddhist monks, VI

293

meeting, depends on self-effort, VI 15

Mongolian Khe-langs and, XII 337

never inspire sinful acts, VI 20

not subject to caste or laws, IV 227

are omnipresent, VI 240

our spiritual objectives and, XII

241 fn.

phenomena of, and, XIII 213

picture of, in Adyar Shrine, VI 418-19

practically a creator, VI 262

proofs of existence of, VI 216

reason for reluctance to bestow favors,

IV 227

relations with, through one's inner

self, V 291

¬ishis same as, IV 543

S.P.R. and, XIII 213

sceptics of, XIII 213

secret, underground Benares and, II 120

on seeing the real, VI 240

servants of Karma, IV 611

seventh principle and, III 414

some, are Hindus, IV 366

some, chelas of higher ones, VI 285

testimony on, by Ramalinga Swami,

IV 133-36

Theosophical Society not directed by,

III 5

as title, XI 458

tolerate, but do not practice Buddhist

rites, VI 293

unselfishness key to becoming, VI

263-66

who resides in Southern India, VI 134

See also Adepts; Brotherhood, The;

Hilarion; Koot-Hoomi; Morya; etc.

Mahatma Letters:

See Jinarajadasa, C.; Sinnett, A.P.

Mahatmaship:

as state & title, VII 157 fn.

See also Adeptship

Mahattattva (Sk.):

first-born & Mulaprakriti, VI 143, 176

Mahavansa (Sk. Mahavaü�a]:

accuracy of, V 242

Buddha's death and, V 249

Buddha's 3 visits to Ceylon and, V

251

dynasty of Moryas and, VI 40-41

mentions secret cave where Arhats

taught, X 71

silent on Buddha's nirvana, V 254

on Vijaya's landing, V 248

bibliog., VI 425; X 425

Mahavidya:

definition, IX 252

Maha-Vishnu:

is seed of Avatarism, XIV 160 fn., 371

See also Bija

Mahayana Buddhism:

condemns self-torture & solitary life,

XI 348

on fundamental laws to escape

rebirth, XI 348

highest form of transmigration in, V

115

Hinayana schisms and, XIV 434

Septenary principles cp. to Taraka

Raja-Yoga, VII 289

on three aspects of a Buddha, XIV

390-92 & fn.

on three bodies & Nirvana, XIV

436 fn.

See also Buddhism; Hinayana

Buddhism; Yogacharya Buddhism

Maha Yuga(s) (Sk.):

III 423

Chaldean cycles and, IX 212 (234)

definition, X 363

duration of, IV 579; XIV 243-44, 357

Planetaries and, III 270

remembrance of personal existences

and, IV 121

revolves between two eternities, II 420

See also Maha-Kalpa

Maheshwara [Sk. Mahe�vara]:

the Great Power, XII 356 fn.

Mahidhara:

commentaries are untrustworthy, II

113

Mahima[n] (Sk.):

caused by altered polarity, II 272-73

Siddhi of aethrobacy, II 272

Mahinda (fl. 200 B.C.):

Buddhism brought to Ceylon by, III

358

Mahmood, Syed (1850-1903):

Dervish-phenomena and, II 290

Mahratta (Poona):

defines objectives of Theosophists in

India, IV 22-23

Mai, Cardinal Angelo (1782-1854):

VII 96 fn.

Maikoolal, Lalla:

———- "Satgoor Swami":

on secondary importance of Siddhis,

II 511

Maimonides [Moses Ben Maimon]

(1135-1204):

Biblical allegories and, XII 342

recommends silence, XIV 36

on true sense of Genesis, XIV 36

———- Guide of the Perplexed [tr.]:

XIV 36 fn.

———- Moreh Nebuchim:

on Jewish tutelary gods, VII 217, 219

on teraphim, VII 232 & fn., 233 fn.

———- Treatise on Idolatry:

on Jewish teraphim, VII 118 fn.,

130 n.

bibliog., VII 381-82; XIV 550

Maine, Sir Henry (1822-1888):

———- Ancient Law:

on Roman laws protecting women,

XII 271

bio-bibliog., XII 757-58

Mamländer, Dr. P. (pseud. of Philip

Batz):

———- Pessimism and Progress:

VIII 110-19, 121-22 q.

on primordial sin, VIII 111

Maistre, Joseph de (1754-1821):

———- Les soirées de Saint Petersbourg:

on killing animals, VI 1 12

Maitland, Edward (1824-1897):

Circular Letter to London Lodge and,

VI 131

criticizes Esoteric Buddhism, V 134-35

Hermetic Society and, VI 251

H.P.B. misquoted by, VI 134-35

on last days of Anna Kingsford, IX 91 fn.

never resigned from Parent T.S., IX 90 fn.

Maitreya Buddha:

on future coming of, VI 116, 266-68

old world destroyed after, XIV 161

teacher of Aryasanga, XIV 451 fn.

will incarnate in all of Humanity, III

185

world saviour of 6th Race, XIV 354,

436, 451 fn.

———- Champai-chos-nga [Tib. Byams-

pa'i chos lna]:

five books of, XIV 451 fn.

Makara (Sk.):

in Hindu Zodiac, IX 238

incarnation of Kumaras in, XII 76

sign of Capricorn, III 326-27

Ma-Kheru:

or Word of Truth, VIII 188 fn., 197;

IX 21

Malabar (India):

customs, V 188-89

Sankara's dates and, V 184-85

Malachi:

IX 346 (374)

Kabalistic key needed for, XIV 318

"prophecy" of Christ's coming, XIV

318

Malakhim:

Biblical angels, XIV 338

Male:

female &, elements & cross, II 145

in occult phraseology, XIII 165

salvation through blood of primeval,

VIII 208

Malebranche, Nicolas de (1638-1715):

on Anathema Maranatha, XIII 308

on Descartes' views, VII 27

bio-bibliog., XIII 391

Malech:

or Melech & Moloch, XIV 338

Maleville, de:

on litanies of Virgin & Jesus, XI 96

Malevolence:

envy or revenge will stop spiritual

progress, XII 496-98

Malhandrèni, H.:

———- Rituel of Initiations:

some rules for neophytes, XIV 289

Malherbe, Francois de (1555-1628):

———- Consulation à Duperier:

XI 231 q. (268 q.)

Malibran, Marie (1808-1836):

supernatural voice of, II 237

Maligawa:

Founders at, & newspapers

innuendoes, II 416-17

Malkuth:

VIII 151, 152 fn.

the Bride, IX 64

bride of Tetragrammaton, VIII 142

definitions, VI 212; VIII 141 & fn.

Eheieh and, IX 64

or lower Prakriti, XII 516

mother of all that lives, VIII 143

path of, VIII 152

plan revealed by, VIII 152-53

Sephirothal Tree and, VIII 154-55

& fn.

seventh of inferior Sephirōth, VIII

147, 150

is Tetragrammaton, X 357

See also Tetragrammaton

Mallery, Col. Garrick (1831-1894):

The Theosophist and, II 348

Mallet:

experiments of, IV 222

Malmesbury, Win. of (1095?-1143?):

accuses Anglo-Saxon nobility of slave

trade, XII 267 fn.

Malpas, Philip A. (1875-1958):

definition of Pistis-Sophia, XIII 5-6

made recension of Pistis-Sophia, XIII

4

on Saint-Germain, III 526

bio-bibliog., XIII 391-92

Malunkya Sutta (Pall):

XI 346 fn.

Mama Oella Huaca:

counterpart of Isis, II 306

Mammals:

bodies of, formed of man's atoms, X

175, 186 fn.

Mammon:

Temple of, XII 386

Mammoth:

worship in America, XII 382

Man:

absorbed in Universal Life when

purified, IV 453

Adamic, or fleshly, XIV 199, 204,

289-90, 302

Ah-hi and, X 321

animal brain of, X 169

with animal heads, VI 204

animals benefit from cast off

molecules of, X 186 fn.

Anosh is, in Hebrew, X 52 (60)

Anthrōpos, XIV 205 & fn.

on antiquity of, XIII 146 fn.

antiquity of, in America, II 335

as atom, X 386

atom becomes a, I 334

becomes demi-god by Yoga, II 160

Buddha within every, XIV 394-95

came from Heavenly Man, XIII 44

can assume any shape, I 227

can become a god, I 73, 293; VIII

367 (387)

can surpass in phenomena average

"spirits," I 295-96

cannot become an animal, VII 183

cannot become Mahatma in one life,

VI 245

Carlyle on Real, XIII 97

Carlyle on the wisest, XII 320

changes form through cycles, II 336

Chhayas of Pitris and, X 364-65

childhood notions of early, acc. to

Müller, II 113-14

Christian creates God in, own image,

XIV 146

a complete unit, XII 607

composite being, XI 505 (528)

contains all four elemental kingdoms,

VI 197

copy of the universe, IX 400J

creates own future, XI 304

Cross typifies Kosmic origin of, XIV

140

cycle of, incomplete without terrestrial

life, I 363 (367)

danger in metaphysics for, XIV 41,

45, 47-48

dating of, distorted by science, XIII

146 fn.

dies without ever facing his soul, XI

242 (279)

as Divine Builder, XIV 26

divine intellect veiled, XIII 241

divine nature & future, XII 410

Divine, rules Sun, XIV 332

Divinity of, reached by merit alone,

XIV 51-52

"door of hell," XIII 164-65

"Double" of, XIV 209 fn.

duality is key to, III 434, 438

early, & alleged tail, XI 209

elementary, reborn on our planet, I

112

Elōhim creating, VIII 145 fn.

emotions are obstacles to Spiritual,

XII 55

in Esoteric Buddhism, IX 280 et seq,

esoterically, a septenary, VII 207

essence identical with god, XIII 55

Essence is the Absolute, XIV 213, 310

ever changes, XII 46

creature was, is or will be a, X

321

every responsive to kindness & truth,

XI 353

evolution of, & animals, X 186 fn.

evolution of, & of horse ace, to

Huxley, I 228-29

of, allegorical, XI V 81, 175,

188 fn., 200, 204, 289-90, 302-03,

332-33

a fallen angel, X 169

fashioned by Demiurge, XIII 26

is final goal of evolution for lower

kingdoms, VII 16

first, a shadow of a Pitri, IX 240-41

first, in fourth round, IX 240

first living being on earth, IX 239

five the number of, XIII 30

follows a line of progress, X 313

forces of, correspond to those of

universe, IX 400D

frame of mind at death and, XIIl

74-75

as free agent, V 144

future evolution of, a necessity, II

186-87

genius depends on ensouling ego, XII

15

geometrical symbol of, X 51 (59)

gigantic bones of, in Gibraltar caves,

II 337

gigantic, of Gnosticism, XIII 43-44

glacial period and, II 115

in Gnostic creation, XIV 205

goal of evolution for, XIV 303

“God" or Divine prototype within, X

169; XIV 52 fn., 55, 301, 310

hates to think, XIV 17, 57, 64

Heavenly, of Kabalah, XIV 185,

197 fn., 301-02, 332

Hierarchical scale of, XIV 379

higher than animal, VI 200

highest tabernacle of Nature, V 355

history of, XIII 348-50

history of "First," XIV 175, 204-05,

289

how to comprehend what is, II 110;

XII 517

human nature and, XIV 110, 251

hypocrisy, XIl 241, 247-49, 317-20

as image of Elōlim, XIV 184,

188 fn., 197-98 fn., 204-05, 212, 302

image of God, V 357

impregnates objects with intense

feelings, V 115-16

incarnation of his God, XII 533

iniquity of, XIV 41, 57, 81, 302

inner & animal, X 164

inner, & astral light, I 284

inner, & death, X 221

inner, & dreams, X 247-48

inner, & occultism, XI 307

inner, as microcosm, V 355

inner, as symbol of deity, V 316-17

inner, can inflict wound, IV 566

inner, of mediums, III 347

inner, repressed, VII 308

interbreeding of, XII 251-53

invisible can be made visible by, IX

400E

on irrevocably materialistic, XII 625

Jehovists see, as the supreme animal,

XIV 184, 188

Karmic record of each, XIII 76

Know Thyself, XIV 48, 55-56

life of, inseparable from Mankind,

XII 5, 45-46

linked with heavenly bodies, XIV 349

lived among Gods, XIV 68, 92, 205

love of, should stifle urge to convert

others, IV 501

Lower, is carnal, XIII 37, 165

mantrams may benefit good, XII 518,

534

Marcus on celestial, XIII 51-55

matter & Absolute, IV 195

meaning of "to slay a", VII 256 & fn.

measure of the Universe, XIII 71 fn.

mechanism of, & intelligent force, II

188

no mere ephemeron, VIII 123

metamorphosed into wolves, II 167

Microcosm of the Macrocosm, XII

410, 519; XIII 352

mortal, & purification, V 356

must be a, before becoming a spirit, I

298

must be freed from superstition &

priestcraft, XIV 251

must have ideals, XIV 41

must know basic truths of Religion,

XIV 63-64

must liberate himself from matter, XI 40

must love truth before he will believe

it, XI 49

as Nebuchadnezzar, XIV 81

needs to look within, VIII 116

new, progeny of old, X 177

Nicodemus' view of, XIV 57

number 10 &, in Pythagorean Tetrad,

XII 578

numerical value ace. to Gnostics, XIV

92 fn.

offspring of gods, XI 410

oldest doctrine of, XIII 267

organs of, perform 7 functions on 7

planes, XII 520

origin of, ace. to Haeckel, VIII 33 et

seq.

originally parentless, XIV 289, 302-03

outer & inner, III 434-35, 437

outer & inner, & dissolution prior to

death, VI 347-48

outwardly a creature of but a day, XII

156

as oval sphere, XII 521

own creator, IX 177

is own worst enemy, III 369-70

Paradise Lost on, XII 350

Pascal on, XIII 97

path to bliss & eternal life for, XII

537-38

perfected animal, X 313

pineal gland is androgynous in, XII

698

Pitris and, IX 262

Plato classified, among animals, IV

34

potentially has all attributes of higher

Aeōns, XII 555-56

Pre-Adamite, XIV 205, 289

primitive, on river Trubezh, II 261

procreation of, in 3rd Root-Race, XIV

80-81, 175, 188 & fn., 204 & fn.,

289-90, 302-03

prototypes of, or 7 Divine reflections,

XIV 50-51, 197-98 fn., 198-99,

204-05, 379, 391

in Pythagorean system, XII 519

Races of, predicted in Enoch, XIV

80-83

real, is not body or desires, VIII 129

relation of, to earth element, X 366

resents entering a new path, XIV 17

riddle of, & Oedipus, I 361 (365)

right attitude toward outer self, VIII

128-29

rises to glory through suffering, XII 55

of SatyaYuga God-like, XIV 249

science & origin of, XIV 23

seeks the most emotional religion, II

447

as seer, XII 367

seven sounds pertaining to, XIII 52

as sevenfold being, III 321; VII 290;

XIV 386-87

sevenfold Elōhim and, XIV 204-05

is seventh creation, XIV 197-98 fn.,

198, 204-05, 379

sexual excesses of, more bestial than

beasts, VIII 67 (88)

sexual generation of, not only

method, VIII 65 (87)

shaping of, by Pitris, VI 191-92

should cooperate with Nature, IX

400E-F

should master invisible powers, V 317

is Son of Evil not Son of God, XIV

287

Son of, the ideal Messiah of Enoch,

XIV 78-79, 81

Soul & Spirit, XIV 209 fn.

source of every Word, XIII 77

Spiritual, free during sleep, XII 565

Spiritual, of Valentinians, XIII 26

Spiritual perception of, paralyzed,

XIV 333, 462

Spiritual, the heavenly Power, XII 55

subtle powers of nature in, II 284

superior to gods, XIV 205, 213

supposed progenitor of, XIII 212

sympathy with nature, XIII 241

tabernacle, XIV 58

temple of his own inner god, XI 239

(276)

a Tetraktys, II 4 (15)

Theosophists' duty to help, XI 465

three transitory aspects & 4 Principles

in, XII 607

three Upadhis in, XIV 386

throws off life-atoms, V 115-16

tossed about by karma, VIII 299

transformation in Alchemy, XII 52-55

a trinity of Egos, but one, IX 257 fn.

triune nature of, I 292-94, 298, 331,

361 (365)

true nature of, XII 519

two creations of, XIV 199, 204-05

two-thirds through 5th Root-Race,

XIII 68

undergoing barren cycle, XIII 241

unprepared for primeval truths, XIV

45-48

vehicle of a dual spirit, XII 46

vehicle of fully developed monad, X

313

world's rulers have no sway over

inner, II 105

Yugas and, XIV 68

See also Adam-Kadmon; Anthrōpos;

Evolution; Humanity; Mankind;

Men; Principles(s) of Man

Man: Fragments . . . .:

See Chatterji, M.M.

Man-God:

Jesus as, not historical person, IX 203

(224-25)

Manam [Sk. Mana]:

measuring methods in India, V 261

Manas (Sk.):

agent of, is brain, XII 623-24

in anthropogenesis, XIII 40

aroma of, VII 180, 185, 186 fn.; X 51

(58), 54 (62)

asleep in sense dreams, XII 693

Astral light's relation to, XII 407

astral perception and, IX 400G

both psychic & manasic, XII 353,

357-58, 364, 371

Buddhi & brain, XII,618

Buddhi & chelaship, IV 608

"Child of the Child," XIII 10

Chitta & Ahankara and, IV 550 fn.,

581

combined with kama, V 144

in conjunction with kama-rupa, VII

188

conscious Ego, XIV 59 & fn.

corresponds to Manomaya-ko�a, XI

476

in descent of dove allegory,

XIII 8

differentiation and, VI 126

Divine when united with Buddhi, XII

630

dravya, V 79

duality of, VI 205-06; XII 353, 624, 628,

631; XIII 10, 28, 40, 50 & fn., 65

during life, VI 328

Egyptian teachings and, VII 190

essence of, from Hierarchy ruling

Venus, XII 548 fn.

eternal & non-eternal, V 80 fn.; XII

631

fifth principle & struggle of 5th Race,

XIV 302

Fohat and, X 392

gravitates to Kama, XIII 50

grows at expense of wisdom, XIV 333

"half-terrestrial," XIV 49

or Higher Ego, XIII 9

higher, purifies the lower, XII 54

as highly developed intellectuality, VI

198

as "individual" Ego, XII 58

is Jiva in Vedanta, XIV 49

Kama-rupa and, IV 548

lower & higher, are one, X 254

maha-bhutic, & tanmatras, V 80 fn.

no relation to Planetary Spirits, X 341

nous and, VI 205

one of 4 Eternal Principles, XII 607

perception of, VI 240-41

perception of self and, VIII 96

personal self and, IX 256

phos as light and, XI 487

phrēnic terrestrial element and, XII

371

Pistis Sophia and, XIII 61-62

proceeds from Mahat, X 363

Prometheus and, VIII 367 (386)

rapid development of, XIV 333

real ego, VII 179

reflection of, XII 630

relation of higher & lower, XII 709-12

as seat of Jiv, VII 179, 185

seed of personal intelligence, V 78

is sexless, XIII 165

skandhas and, VII 52

in sleep & clairvoyance, XII 328-29

in sleep, perceives reality, V 78

specialized, for each man, XII 679

as Spiritual Self-Consciousness, V 80;

XII 630

spiritualized portions of, IV 185

spiritually sterile without Buddhi, VI

198

Substantialists' name for, VIII 328 fn.

term preferred to Nous, XII 353 fn.

thirteen changes of, XIII 60

Triad of Atma-Buddhi, XIII 30

triumphs over spirit, XIII 57

union of Lower with Higher, XIII 28,

48, 50

union with Buddhi, V 114

upper & lower, within Spiritual Ego,

XII 623-24

vehicle of Mahat, XII 629

winning of independent existence and,

XII 630-31

See also Antaƒkarana; Buddhi-Manas;

Higher Ego; Higher Manas; Kama

Manas; Lower Manas

Manasa (Sk.):

proceed from each Manvantaric

Manu, X 364

See also Manu(s)

Manasaputra(s) (Sk.):

Ah-hi and human principles, X 324

Ah-hi become, on 3rd plane, X 321

bear burden of sins of personality, X

255

become Thinkers, X 322

definitions, XII 644-45 & fn.

Egos of Humanity, XII 607 fn.

Fohat is representative of, X 360, 393

genius as direct light from, XII 18-19

incarnation of, in humanity, XIV 205

individual, or Kumaras, X 252

John 2 verse 10 and, XI 502

Pentad and, XIII 16

preside over Mercury, XII 545

rays of Universal Mind, XII 365, 411

Sons of Mahat, XII 411, 607 fn.

Sons of Wisdom, XII 18, 545; XIII

16

See also Kumara(s)

Manasarovara Lake:

ancient Brotherhood dwells beyond, V

245

Aryans and, I 383

Mt. Kailas and, III 422 fn.

pre-historic emigration from, into

India, VI 99

¬ig Veda written at, XIV 94

Sambhala and, IV 526 fn.-27 fn.

Vedas and, III 419

Yogis gather at, VI 37; XII 701

Manasic:

inner constitution of man is, XII 371

Kamic as well as, organs in man, XII

369

Ray & its mission, XII 371

Manas-Manu (Sk.):

Divine Man or, alone reincarnates,

XII 623

Manava-Dharma Sastra:

See Laws of Manu

Manchester Courier:

VIII 290-91 q.

Manchester Guardian:

XII 286 q.

Manco Capac:

Incas and, II 317

Osiris and, II 306

son of the Sun, II 317

Mand:

of Todas, I 356

Man�anami�ra:

See Surē�waracharya

Mandans:

superstitions of, II 173-74

Mandara:

Mountain of, XIII 159

Mandir:

house of worship, III 57, 58

Mandrakes:

as magical implements, VII 216

Mandrin, Louis (1724-1755):

French bandit & highwayman, IX 363

& fn. (391 & fn.)

Mandt, Dr.:

physician to Nicholas I, III 124, 160

Man�ukya Upanishad:

on Taijasa, XIV 52

Manes:

Apuleius on, VII 191-92 & fn.

of Chinese, II 177

correspond to nekuas, VII

96 fn.-97 fn.

Di or Deae, VII 97 fn.

expiations to, XIV 99

of Kings, VII 95 et seq., 125-26

psychai theai and, VII 96 fn.-97 fn.

reason for worship, XIV 134-35

Sraddha rites propitiating the, IX 261

Virgil on, VII 197

Manes (or Manichaeus) (216?-276?):

Church accuses, of sorcery, XIV 163

cp. to Saint Cyprian, XIV 163

disciple of Terebinthus, XIV 163 fn.

an heretical Buddhist, V 211 fn.

knew Christian mysteries, XIV 116

Seleucus a disciple of, XIV 150

why, called the "Paraclete," XIV 163

& fn.

Manetho (3rd C. B.C.):

Bunsen on, XIII 232 fn.

corroborates papyri, VII 125

papyri renderings of, VII 95

Pseudo-, XIII 232 fn.

works in Alexandrian Library, XIII

231 & fn.-32 fn.

Mang(s) [Sk. Mataüga]:

III 388

aboriginal tribe in India, II 141 & fn.

Mango-tree:

phenomenal growth of, I 273-74

Mani Kah'bunr [Tib. Ma-ni bKa’bum]:

oldest historical Scripture in Tibet,

XIV 426

Manicheans:

Buddhist origin of, X 67-68, 113

See also Manes (or Manichaeus)

Manifestation(s):

differs from creation, XIV 208-18

essence of individualities and, IV 535

in geometrical symbolism, XIII 15-21

Kabalistic teaching on, I 283; XIV

237

nature of objective, I 294

One Element has 7 states of, IV

602 fn.

periodical, & Ah-hi, X 318

point in circle as primordial, X 242

produced by magnetic auras, IV 27

Spiritualistic, not excarnate humans, I

283

stages of, X 352

subjective & objective, I 293

theories on production of "spirit," VII

187

of Universe, XIV 236-37

Mañjunatha Sutra:

on wickedness at end of age, XIII 189

Mankind:

as actors touring Earth, XIV 303

Adepts renounce Nirvana to help,

XIV 53-54

ancient instructors of, & Biblical,

XIII 236

Book of Life of, XII 5

changes little, XIV 110

collective life of, must be known,

XII 4

differences amidst, XIV 57

dogma & authority curse of, XIV 117

earliest races soulless, XIV 205

error encircles, like Boa-constrictor,

XIV 27

esoteric Genesis on ancient, XIII 100

First to Seventh Race, has same

individuals, XIV 303

God of Comrists, XIII 96-97

"Gods" of, must not be destroyed,

XIV 64

gross minds of present, XIV 290

herd of sheep, XIV 16, 57

the horse and, I 229-30

an infant yet, VI 103

Initiates instruct early, XIV 252-53

Initiates vow to die for, XI 100 fn.

Kingdom of Heaven and, XIII 49

Occult Truths and, XIV 26, 40-41

once had universal language, XIV

180-81

in period of skepticism, XIII 241

to rebecome a race of gods, XII 46

separateness of, illusory, XIII 71

unity of, & spiritual growth, XI 105

worse now than in Pagan days, X 171

See also Humanity; Man; Men;

Principle(s) of Man

Manley, A.J.:

on force & matter, IV 307-08 fn.

Manliness:

of not condemning one's fellows, X 201

Manning, T. (1772-1840):

Dalai Lama and, IV 14 fn.

reached Lhasa, IV 11

bio-bibliog., IV 656-57

Mannus:

Germans and, V 219

Mano:

Chief Aeon, III 322

See also Aeon(s)

Manoah:

Samson son of, XIV 272

Manockjee, D.:

animal welfare and, IV 282

Manomaya-Ko�a (Sk.):

corresponds to Manas, XI 476

as illusive "I," IV 582

See also Ko�a(s); Manas

Mansel, Henry L. (1820-1871):

on subject-object annihilation, VIII

335

———- The Limits of Religious

Thought...:

on finite mind & Infinite, XI 415

bio-bibliog., VIII 464-65

bibliog., XI 581

Mansi, J.D. (?-1769):

———- Sacoruin concilioruin . . . .:

"Manual" of elementary occultism,

VII 223

bibliog., VII 382

Mansur, Abul Kasim:

See Firdausi

Manteia:

or Samadhi, XII 560

Manthnami (Sk.):

definition, VIII 143 fn.

Mantra(s) (or Mantrams) (Sk.):

affect animals, IX 118

affect mind, IX 121

Atharva-Veda gives magic formula of,

XIV 428 fn.

concentrated will and, VI 340

definitions, IX 118, 252

effects of, IX 119-21

E.S. notice has, X 154 fn.

evolution of Earth and, I 227

four aspects of Vaidic, XIII 107

healing use of, XIV 253

manifesting, during Pralaya, XIV 187

mesmeric cures and, IV 163 et seq.

not a prayer, XIV 428 fn.

is older part of Vedas, XIV 237 fn.

original revelation to ¬ishis, XIII 109

Russian cattle breeders & magical, II

446

sacred, of Lohans, XIV 428 & fn.

Sanskrit and, IX 120

secret, of Chhandogya Upanishad, V

289

for snake bite, etc., VI 80-81 (89-90)

sound of, IX 120

treacherous weapons, IV 166

Vaidic, creations of supernal beings,

XIII 107

is "Word" Universe sprang from, XIV 237

Mantra�astra:

letter Ha in, III 413

Manu(s) (Sk.):

I 296

-bearing globes & attainment of

Parinirvana, XI 466

born of Brahma, XIV 188

contains potentiality of all thinking

forms, X 363

definition, X 363-64

for every Manvantara, XIII 159

as first human races of 1st Round, IV

576

of fourth Round, V 221

generic name for Pitris, X 364

lower than Dhyani-Buddhas, X 365

Max Müller on, XIII 314-15 & fn.

reign of a, XIV 366-67

¬ishis and, X 346

Root & Seed-, & Rounds, IV 577 et seq.

Root & Seed-, & "war in heaven," X

371

synthesis of Manasa, X 364

-Vaivasvata in creation allegory, XIV

188

See also Laws of Manu; Vaivasvata

Manu

Manuscript(s):

ancient, in Armenia, III 218

ancient, unavailable to English, II 204

(207)

of Replies . . . by Masters & chelas,

VI 160

secret, stored, VIII 158

some secret, destroyed, XI 175 (183

& fn.)

See also Codices; Kennicott;

Mesrobian MSS.; Skinner, J.R. etc.

Manushi(s) (Sk.):

first human school of, XIV 81

sacred words of Initiation and, XIV

39

Manushya-Buddhas (Sk.):

or Bodhisattvas, XIV 392

or earthly Initiates, XIV 289

originally parentless, XIV 289

Sutala and, XII 665

transference to Nirmanakaya state,

XIV 389

trinitarian form of, XIV 389

See also Bodhisattvas; Nirmanakaya(s)

Manushyas (Sk.):

on birth of, XIII 12

Manusmriti:

See Laws of Manu

Manvantara(s) (Sk.):

beginning of, & planetary spirit, III

269

causes of existence and, X 335

cycle & birth of Avataras, XIV 353

dawn of, X 318, 320

definitions, X 363, 365

on destruction at close of, VII 44

endless series of, XIII 49

Enoch a narrative of 5 Races in, XIV

80, 82

first fire of present, VII 293

fourteen, IV 576

illusion and, IX 16

Indras & Manus for every; XIII 159

key to cycles of, XIII 301-06

local, & origin of Magianism, IV 514

a Manu reigned in each, XIV 366

One Element and, III 423

period between two, XII 54

planetary & cosmic, XI 466

preceding, & Prometheus legend, VIII

367 (386)

properties of molecules and, XIII 89

related to Hindu astronomy, XIV

366-67

Solar, & minor, IV 377

Space generates, XIV 244

Spiritual Monad lasts one, XII 58

star of the Individuality and, XIII 72

various types of, IV 576-77; X 321-22

waking state and, X 309

See also Manu(s); Manvantaric

Guardians; Planetary Spirit(s)

Manvantaric:

last, hour, V 151

Manvantaric Guardians:

XIV 81, 353

clergy, degraded idea of, XIV 63

as seven Primeval celestial Beings,

XIV 379

watch over 7 regions, XIV 379-81

Manzoli, Pier A. (1503-1543):

———- Zodiacus vitae:

XIV 46 & fn.

bio-bibliog., XIII 399; XIV 560

Mapes, Prof. James Jay (1806-1866):

IV 123, 353

Mar:

Mary and, VIII 18

Mara (Sk.):

armies of, XII 392

evil principle, X 67, 113; XI V 141

Marble, Mortimer:

I 409, 411, 413, 414, 419, 427, 428, 430

at auction, I 425, 428

early TS. Committee member, I 246

faithful, good & honest soul, I 424,

426

Marcellinus, Ammianus:

See Ammianus Marcellinus

Marcellus I, Pope (?-309):

Thrason and, X 23

biog., X 425

Marcion (fl. 2nd C.):

On Gnostic Gospels of, IX 23 fn.

Gnosticism of, & moral effects, XI

108

on God of hate, XI 69

on God of Jews, XIV 113

Good God and, VIII 187 fn.

intermediate Being of, XIV 113

stigmatized by Latin Church, XIV 70

why, left Christianity, VIII 360 (379)

Marcus (fl. 2nd C.):

system of, XIII 51-55, 77-78

Marcus Aurelius, Emperor (121-180):

XIV 257

Mardi-Arabs:

Druses as mixture of Kurds and, III

176

Marcy, E.J. (1830-1904):

———- La Machine animale . . .:

on motion, XII 356 & fn.

bio-bibliog., XII 758

Margasirsha:

XIV, 364-65

Marguerite of Austria (1522-1586):

appeals for Sabian temple, X 24

Maria Magdalena:

appeals to Jesus, XIII 37-38

esoteric meaning of, XIII 37

"female Saint Michael," XIII 256

a Galilean chatelaine, XIII 166

as interlocutor for the disciples, XIII

36-37

Karma of women and, XII 268

Mariham or Mariamne names for,

XIII 36-37

most intuitive of Jesus' disciples, XIII

36

Naaseni claim teachings from, XIII 36

Mariamne:

See Maria Magdalena

Mariette Bey, A.E. (1821-1881):

II 11 (22)

as archaeologist, V 168

———- Memoire sur la mère de Apis:

on God & the Gods, XIV 218

on Sun as Son of God, XIV 270-71

——— Monuments divers recueillis en

Égypte . . . .:

magical feat, VII 102-03

bio-bibliog., XIV 550-51

Mario, Alberto:

on Rome, IV 59

Mariolatry:

copied Isis & Venus worship, III 286

evils of, III 286-87

Mariya Fyodorovna, Empress

(1847-1928):

Lavater's letters and, XII 205

Mark:

VIII 46, 179 fn., 265-66 q., 271 & fn.

on casting devils out, IV 389

on faith & damnation, II 365

on forged passages in, VIII 206-07

on Holy Ghost, IX 365 (393)

on Mystery of Kingdom of God, V

333-34

on parables for profane, IX 30 fn.;

XIV 34

on powers of Christians, 111 28

The Mark Lane Express:

Olcott and, III 12

Markham, Sir Clements R. (1830-1916):

———- Narratives of the Mission . . . to

Tibet . . .:

IV 10 fn., 35; VI 106 fn.

on Brahmaputra, III 304 & fn.

Desideri quoted in, IV 15 fn.

on First Dalai Lama, IV 13 fn.

on introduction to Buddhism, IV

13-14, 16

on Tibetan Buddhism, XIV 422-23 fn.

bio-bibliog., VI 441

bibliog., III 515; IV 657; XIV 551

Markoff, V.:

letter of, on Commission's work, I

216-17

Markoff, Y.L. (1835-1903):

assailant of spiritists, II 444

on magic in Russia, II 445-46

bio-bibliog., II 444 fn.

Marmontel, Jean F. (1723-1799):

———- Bélisaire:

censured by Archbishop of Paris, II

367 fn.

Marquette, Dr. L.M.:

I 408, 436

on Theosophical Society Committee, I

246

Marquis of Ripon:

See Ripon, George F.S.R.

Marriage:

Bible & Bishop of Bombay, IV 232 et

seq.

book on divorce &, reviewed, XI

34-42

celibacy & hierarchy of Adepts, IV

515 fn.

continence and, XII 244

cunning priests in India and, IV 128

as licensed vice, XII 244-46

meat & liquor prevent spiritual

development, III 27

mystic meaning of, in Cana, XI

499 ff.

occultism and, IX 256-59

property and, XII 283-84

Spencer on, XII 284

Tolstoy on evil of, XII 244

Marryat, Florence (1837-1899):

———- A Daughter of the Tropics:

VIII 99

bibliog., VIII 465

Mars:

Constantine bore standard of, XIV

151

Kartikeya, XIII 160

personified strength, XIV 335

power of mystery-name upon, XIII 33

as Saint Michael, XIV 335

symbolism & glyph of, XIV 151

Marsh, Bishop H. (1758-1839):

IV 234

Marshall, William E.:

———- A Phrenologist Among the

Todas:

unreliable, I 353, 354

bibliog., I 497

Martan�a (Sk.):

rejection of, or Sun, X 401-02

Martens:

on Russia & England in central Asia,

III 75-76

Martin, Rev. W.A.P. (1827-1916):

alchemy in China and, XI 512 (535),

516 (539)

bibliog., XI 581

Martineau, Miss Harriet (1802-1876):

Ram Mohan Roy and, III 56-57

Martineau, Rev. James (1805-1900):

on matter, II 88

on modern men of science, II 88

Martinists:

described, XII 82 fn.

Magicon attributed to, XIV 62 fn.

Martyr(s):

followers of, often become tyrants, IV 33

heirs of, become persecutors, III 471

Lévi on execution of, XIV 31

revealers of mysteries as, XIV 84-85

for truth vilified, XII 29-30

Martyrdom:

of genuine students of Hermeticism, I

127-28

greater, to live than to die for ideal,

IV 603

rare now, I 102

Martyria Tekmēiou (Gk.):

death of Jesus and, IX 180

Maruts:

5 -Pelasgians worship, & other natural

powers, V 301-02

Marvins, Dr.:

I 136

Mary Magdalene:

See Maria Magdalena

Mary, Sister of Martha:

esoterically is Manas, XIII 37

Mary, Virgin:

See Virgin Mary

Marylebone Hospital:

founded by Elliotson, XII 224

Mashalim:

See Proverbs

Maskelyne, John N. (1839-1917):

Cooke &, as magicians, I 274; II 33

a famous conjurer, III 488

on phenomena, III 237

Masonic Review:

VII 257 fn., 260 fn., 262-63, 265; XIV

66 q.

Masonry:

Adepts & Universal, XIII 264

adoptive, I 311, 312

Ashmole as real founder of modern,

XI 176 (184)

based on Kabalah, XIV 66, 123, 168

Cagliostro on true, XII 83

copied Paganism, XI 75

G. Corbyn and, I 281

corpse without Eastern philosophy, I

310

Egyptian Tau and, II 145

Esoteric Section and, XII 497

Gnosticism and, XIII 8

H.P.B. and, I 281, 289, 307 et seq.

Hiram is great hero of, XIV 264-65,

279

Initiation modelled on Lesser

Mysteries, XIV 279

Jesuits have destroyed, XIV 265-67

on lost documents of S. de Lange,

XII 84 fn.

Masonic inch and, XIV 67

the "master-builder," XIV 123, 168

Mystae originated, XI 88

now merely a Benefit Club, XIV 266

Occult, XIV 168-69, 192, 279

offspring of Mysteries, XI 84

originally archaic Gnosticism, XI 71

rite of Initiation, XIV 264-65, 279

rite of Osiris described, XIV 279

Saint-Germain and, XI 175-76 (184)

Scottish, not real, XIV 279

secrets of symbolic, lost, XI 173-76

(181-84)

source of Christian ritualism, XI 84

speculative & archaic, XIV 192

split, XI 24, 72 fn.

Sun in, XIV 281

triple degrees of, XIV 279

triple Tau tradition in, XIV 152

See also Hiram Abiff; Initiation(s);

Mystae

Masons:

Cagliostro and, XII 79-80, 82-84

Egyptian origins forgotten by, XIV

264, 279

of "Grand Orient," XIV 40 fn., 279,

296 fn.

H. Jennings & the, I 126

Jesuits cajoled, XIV 266

Kabalists &, compared, XIV 192

know little of their symbols, XIV 281

libelled & accused by Jesuits, IV

55-60

misuse terms of the Mysteries, XI 172

(180)

order of Ishmael, VII 294 fn.

Principe Créateur of, XI 24

Ragon a chief writer for, XIV 296 fn.

rite of Loge des Amis Réunis, XII 82,

84 fn.

should study Theosophy to

understand secrets, XI 76

symbols derived from Cabala, I

130-31

terminology of temples and, XI 89

triple duty of, XIV 279

Vatican persecutes, XII 80

wrong about phallicism of archaic

symbolism, XIV 192

See under Mackenzie, Kenneth R.H.,

Royal Masonic Cyclopaedia

Masorah:

in altered Hebrew alphabet, XIV

182 fn.

changed meaning in Genesis, XIV 67,

182 fn.

meaning of, cp. to Cabala, VI 320

put in writing in 506 A.D., III 453 fn.

scheme a modern blind, XIV 206 fn.

Masoretic Points:

affect Biblical interpretation, XI 483,

495

altered Sepher Yetzirah, XIV 206 fn.

disguises meaning of Hebrew words,

VII 262 & fn., 263; VIII 155-56

retrenchment of Hebrew and, XIV

180, 182 fn.

See also Hebrew; Hebrew Scriptures

Maspēro, Sir Gaston (1846-1916):

———- Les contes populaires de l’Égypte

ancienne:

among best Egyptian narratives, VII

101 fn.

———- Guide du visteur au Musée de

Boulaq:

papyri described in, VII 109

——— Notes . . . de grammaire et

d’histoire:

on miraculous images made by

Ethiopian priests, VII 102

———- Sur la stèle de l’intronisation . . . :

VII 103

bibliog., VII 382

Mass:

messis, liturgy and, XI 69, 74, 98 et

seq.

relation of, to velocity & energy, IV

316

Masses:

enslavement of, XIV 251

occult teachings and, XII 235, 320

reform of, XIV 251

resurrection of human spirit in, XII

3-4, 121-22

sense intuitionally a "great soul," XII

20

spiritual limitations of, XIV 249

superstition of, XIV 249-51

wretchedness of starving, XII 311

See also Humanity; Mankind

Massey, C.C. (1838-1905):

IV 353

the Brothers and, IV 228

contacts T.S., I 411-13

criticized as Antichristan, VIII 43 fn.

errors of, IV 51-54

extracts of H.P.B.'s letter to, under

fire, I 325-26

H.P.B. reads unopened letter from, I

415

joined Arya Samaj, II 42

Morya on, & T.S., V 330 fn.

questions on Devachan, V 70-73

refused to head English T.S., V

330 fn.

resigns from T.S., I 438; VI 250

Theosophist lawyer in Slade trial, III

20

translates Zöllner's work, III 19

——— The Metaphysical Basis of

Esoteric Buddhism:

a response to Subba Row, VI xxvi

bio-bibliog., I 438, 497-99

Massey, Gerald (1828-1907):

art. in Agnostic Journal, IX 18 rf.

on Atlantis, V 199 fn.

Bible criticism by, VIII 178-79 & fn.,

219

on blood covenanting, VIII 251

on Chrēstos, etc., VIII 186-87 fn.

Egyptian research of, IX 80

on elementals, III 381, 385

on Jesus, VIII 381-82 fn.

Jesus article cited, IV 361 fn.

lectures on Mysteries, etc., VIII 221

Lucifer called Lady of Light by, VIII

139

J. North's sculpture and, X 240

not in T.S., VI 72

traced Jewish revelations, XIV 199

——— A Book of the Beginnings:

Bible an unmitigated muddle, III 486

reviewed, III 484-86

———Lectures:

Elōhim of Genesis, XIV 201-02

on fall of seven Rebel Angels, XIV

200

on "Hebrew & Other Creations," XIV 199

key to Genesis in, XIV 203

on septenary division, XIV 204-05

Seven Watchers as transgressing stars,

XIV 200

———- The Natural Genesis:

on cross symbolism, IX 263

———- “Gnostic and Historic

Christianity":

VIII 183 q.

on mystical & physical Christ, VIII

212 fn.

———- "The Hebrew and Other

Creations":

on Golden Calf, VIII 309

on Sun & moon god, VIII 308 fn.

——— "The Historical Jesus and

Mythical Christ":

VIII 189 fn.

on Amenhotep born of a Virgin, VIII

359 (376-78)

on Apta, VIII 363 (383)

on Orion, birth in cave, etc., VIII 364

(384)

———- "Name and Nature of Christ":

on Karest, VIII 188 fn., 196-200

——— “Paul, the Gnostic Opponent of

Peter":

on Christos & Jesus, VIII 176 fn.

———- "The Seven Souls of Man":

on Gnosis of the Mysteries, VIII

182 fn.

bio-bibliog., VIII 465-67

bibliog., III 515; VIII 223; IX 444;

XIV 551

Massilians (of So. Gaul):

legends of Aeolians among, V 218

Massinger, Philip (1583-1640):

on malice, XI 418 q.

biog., XI 581

Master(s):

accuse no man, X 296

advise & influence but never order, V

330 fn.

advise H.P.B. to go to America, XIV

488

affection for good acts not persons, X

139

agents are employed by, X 139

alleged desecration of names of, VI 5

on altruism & being a theosophist, X

69

appearing in kamarupa, I 90

attunement of chela's &, brain, X 266

"banished from Adyar," XII 164

belief in, no article of faith, VII 169

believed in by millions in India, XI

292

Besant on H.P.B., Theosophical

Society and, XIII 117

cardinal condition for intercourse

with, VI 164

chief desire of, XII 159

on Christianity, VII 146-47 fn.

Clement on miracles of, XIII 237

command immense treasures, IX 117

conditions to reach, VII 242

conviction in, strong in Europe &

America, XII 158

counteract intellectual grasp of Sinnett

& Hume, XII 241 fn.

On crucifixion of, XIV 85

cup phenomena of, VI 418-19

on Damodar's visit with, VI 39-40

danger to, in giving out whole

doctrine, IV 539-40

Daniel a, XIII 100 fn.

direct action by, rare, X 270

direct order from, rare, XII 63

distance of student from, VII 175

do not give out all they know, IV 539,

547, 570

do not punish, X 270-71

doubt in existence of, XII 496

doubting wisdom of, VII 245

of Eastern Wisdom, XII 308

elixir of life and, VIII 400

enemies of, VII 242

Esoteric canon and, XIV 12, 85

Esoteric Section and, XIII 115

European, do exist, X 153

on European visit of, XIV 27

excerpts from, writings, VII

146-48 fn., 169-71, 173-75

fable about T.S. and, VII 53-54C

family ties and, VIII 293

fanciful ideas of Hindus on, XII 159

fidelity to, VII 243

First Object of T.S. and, XIII 119

founded T.S. for human service, XIII

117

function of, VIII 401

genuine & pseudo, XI 54

genuineness of, precipitated letters, X

130

go anywhere thought can, X 127

handwriting of, X 269

H.P.B. a chela of, XII 158-59

H.P.B. direct agent of, X 139

H.P.B. made, publicly known, VII 241

H.P.B. meets, bodily, I 3-4

H.P.B. received letters of reproof

from, XII 582, 584-85 q.

on H.P.B.'s authority & role, X 138-40

H.P.B.'s oath concerning, XII 158

help scientists, IX 122-23

hoaxes about, XI 293-94

holy mortals, VII 242

Hopahme is Chief of, XIV 422-23 fn.

how, guard secrets, IX 114

how to win regard of, XII 595-96

immense forces around, X 270

ingratitude not a vice of, X 139

Jesus one of the, VIII 402; X 91

Karma governs even the, VII 243; XII

160-61

Karma limits good, can do, XII 602

Karma punishes one, not the, XII 161

learned in Gupra-Vidya, XII 158

letter from, on true Theosophists, VII

146-48 fn., 169-71

letter on Karma & Theosophists, XI

168-69

letters from, VI 21, 24, 25-28 facs.,

29-30, 119 fn., 123, 124 fn., 259-60

& fns.;

letters from, received by Hume in his

library, VI 312

letters from, to F. Hartmann, VIII

444-51

letters purported from, XII 494

as living ideals, XI 293

living men with abnormal powers, X

142; XI 159

Mahatmas & Jivanmuktas, XII 159

on man in Third Round, VII 69

met by some Theosophists, VI 216

Mysteries of Wisdom and, VIII 157

name alone does much for India, XII

158-61

names of, desecrated, X 10; XI 211,

293

no need for transmutation, IX 117

not a "premium" for best-behaved

Theosophists, VII 245

not infallible, VII 148; X 132

not "Spirits," X 142; XIII 134

Occult law & revelation by, XIV 85

& fn.

Olcott believed in, despite S.P.R.

charges, XII 163

on Olcott's authority, X 139-40

on Olcott's relations with, X 139 fn.

oneness with fellow-workers required

by helpers of, XII 154

one's best effort will please, XII 154, 505

only, & Karma judge E.S. members,

XII 495

orders of, never go against universal

principles, XII 63

orders Voice of the Silence for

Esotericists, XII 505

are Pagans, IX 357 fn. (385 fn.)

petition to, for Inner Group, VI

250-56

portrait by Harrisse, I 407, 435

portraits of, painted without seeing

them, VI 311

Pranayama exercises opposed by, XII

615

precipitate letters, VIII 397-99

present when de Palm's ashes cast

into sea, I 421

probation and, VII 243

rarely communicate on this plane, XII

492

rarely found in lamaseries, XIV 423

real Founders of T.S., VII 157; VIII

345 fn.; X 154

real names of, never revealed, X 126

refuse to interfere with Karma, VII 249

relation to H.P.B., XI 309-10

residence of, Chief, XIV 423 fn.

responsible for new disciples, IX

155-56, 285-86

reverence for, XII 492

role of, in production of S.D., X 140

saves H.P.B. from death, VII 248

on Siddhis of, XII 158

silvery bell sounds and, VI 164

subservient to laws, VII 242

take advantage of every opportunity,

VI 145

teachings of, H.P.B.'s only authority,

XI 464-65

The Theosophist under control of, II

83

on T.S. appealing to fashionable

society, XII 60-63

Theosophical Society members

observed by, IV 557

try to help humanity, XIV 139, 252-53

on Universal Brotherhood, X 78

versed in original teachings by Divine

men, XI 467

voice of, heard by Billing, I 427

we must rise to, XII 492

who were the original, XIII 236-37

will interfere in future to curb evil, IX

113

wishes of, & authority, XIII 119 & fn.

work to establish right doctrine &

action, IX 115

———- Some Words on Daily Life:

VII 173-75

See also Adepts; Brotherhood, The;

Brothers; Hilarion; Initiates; Koot

Hoomi; Mahatma(s); Morya;

Narayan; Serapis etc.

Master K.H.:

See Koot Hoomi

Master M.:

See Morya

Matari�wan [Sk. Matari�van]:

aerial being, VIII 143 fn.

Materia Medica, Indian:

Western science knows little of, II 199

Materialism:

advaneement in, no sign of progress,

IX 100

age of crass, passing away, XII 2,

121-22

anthropomorphism as source of, IX

168

Aryan philosophy will stern, II 381

based on chips of Theosophy, XIII 84

bigoted clergy main cause of, IV 326

breakdown of, XII 140-41, 146, 148

brutal foot of, XII 1-2

Butleroff on, VII 79-80

consequence of Churches, VIII 277

cultured classes honeycombed with,

VII 79

definition, IX 244

dogmas and, VIII 209

fall into, XIV 40, 289-90

giving out esoteric doctrine and, X

153

Idealism &, both negate spirit, VIII

94 et seq.

insanities of, VIII 182

intellect and, III 104

Karma, Reincarnation and, IX 103-04

Locke's thinking matter and, VII 30

makes of Kosmos a tomb, VII 80

mediumistic phenomena and, XII 122

mind and, VIII 94

Nihilism in Russia and, II 360

on our century of, XIV 352

of Patristic Theology XIII 78

pessimism wedded to, VIII 110

of present mankind, XIV 290

pronouncements of, VIII 328-29, 339

rainbow a symbol of hope for arid,

XI 120-21 (134)

reform of, needs Theosophy &

wisdom of Orient, XI 121 (134)

rejects intelligent principle in Nature,

IV 167

religion cannot cope with increasing,

IX 70-71

result of blind faith, VIII 207

riddles of nature insoluble to, XIII

142

of science, VII 25, 71; XI 408; XII

133-35, 144-45; XIII 138-40, 154-56

scientific & religious, XIII 93

Secularism and. XI 409 fn., 439

of Secularism & Buddhism, IV 173

sorting its pebbles, III 50

as soul-killing Science, XIII 154

as spiritual blindness, XI 505 (528)

Spiritualism and, I 73; XII 124-25

struggle between mysticism &,

approaching, XI 117 (131)

Theosophical Society as ark against

deluge of, XI 246 (282)

Theosophy alone can save world

from, XIII 175

will not gain upper hand, XI 117 (131)

worst enemy of Theosophy, VIII 298

See also Anthropomorphism;

Materialist(s)

Materialism, Agnosticism and

Theosophy:

on Prof. Holden & nebulae, XII

327 fn.

Materialist(s):

brain of, partly atrophied, X 223

evolution and, I 228-31

Occultists are, IV 307 fn.

as Sadducees, IV 326

Theosophists' quarrel with, VIII 330

transcendentalists and, IV 308 fn.

Materialization(s):

agency of, III 392-93, 395

of animals, VI 199

medium's kama-rupa and, III 347

merely a fata morgana, IV 484 (487)

nature & types of, I 266-67; XII 706

objective, & shells, IV 344

out of Cosmic unmanifested matter,

III 380, 474

of phantoms not spirits of dead, VII

187

portrait-figures as sense deceptions

and, II 396

reflect image of Spiritualists present,

VI 222

role of elementaries in, I 285-86

role of H.P.B. in, at the Eddy's, I 35

a shadow, VII 187, 229

Spiritual, ace. to Kabalists & H.P.B., I

283

See also Elementaries; Kama-rupa;

Mediumship; Séances; Shells;

Spiritualism

Ma˜ha (Sk.):

VIII 143 fn.

pramantha and, IX 261

Ma˜ha(s) (Sk.):

Kudali, V 185

Kumbakonam, & Sankara's date, V

185

Monasteries of Vedantists, XII 345 fn.

a monastery is called, or matham, V

179

Ma˜hadhipatis (Sk.):

followers of Sankara, V 179

Mathami (Sk.):

Svastika & word, VIII 143 fn.; IX 261

Mathan:

Magian High Priest, III 212 et seq.

Mathematicians:

Occultism's 7 dimensions of space

and, XII 411

Mathematics:

backbone of Occult Cosmogony, XIV

8, 62-63

Bible displays pure, XIV 193

Central Point symbolizes the One,

XIV 241 fn.

Divine, synonym for Magic, XIV

66-67

of Hindu secret cycles, XIV 353-54,

357-68

means Gnosis or Esoteric Science,

XIV 35, 66

precision of, glorified, XIV 227

in Pythagorean code, XIV 35, 62

Soul and, XIV 10fn.

squaring of circle and, XIV 208 fn.

of systems of measurement, XIV 67,

91-92

"True" vs. common, XIV 62-63

Western religion based on, XIV 92,

137-38, 157-59

See also Geometrical Figures;

Geometrical Symbols; Number(s) etc.

Mathers, S.L. MacGregor (1854-1918):

on Elōhim, XIV 210, 214

on Genesis, XIV 210

on Sepher Yetzirah, XIV 214-15

on Sephirothal Tree, VIII 154

———- The Kabbalah Unveiled [tr]:

VII 270; Vill 99, 141 & fn., 143

& fn., 147, 150, 152, 153 q., 156 q.,

157

on "Catholic" version of 1st words of

Genesis, VIII 156 & fn.

on symbolic Tree, VIII 153 & fn.

on Tetragrammaton, Vill 145, 149,

150, 151, 152

bibliog., VIII 467-68; XIV 551

Mathra Spenta:

or "Holy Word," XIIl 127

Mathura:

or Matarea & Jesus, V 238-39 fn.

Matimbas:

Akkas, Kimosas, Bushin as "missing

links," III 42

Matouan-lin:

V 259

Matri-padma (Sk.):

germ and, X 353

or mother lotus, X 350

Matritensis:

Nuns of, worship Jehudiel, X 29

Matrix:

cosmic, of earth, VII 227 fn.

Matsya (Sk.):

first Avatara, III 188 fn.

Matsya-Purana:

lists Nanda & Morya dynasties, V 258

on reigning Moryas, VI 40

text of, falsified, V 258

bibliog., V 366; VI 426

Matter:

an aggregation of forces, XIV 413-14

animated by latent principle, VIII 50

(72)

baptism with, VIII 117

Bernard on, XII 413

both sexes in primordial, X 355

is "Bride" of Tetragrammaton, Vill

147-48

Buddhi is essence of, V 172

chasm between mind and, XII 409,

413

"cloaca maxima" of, XIII 197 fn.

co-eternalized with Spirit, XIV 415

on composition of, XIII 141 & fn.

consciousness and, IX 12

Cosmic, end for annihilated soul, III

293 In.

Cosmic, & materializations. III 474

Cosmic, & 6-pointed star, III 315

Cosmic, or Prakriti, III 405 fn.

crystallized ether, X 370

on "dead," of Science, XIV 414-15

definition, VI 126

descent of Spirit into, V 174 diag.

dissipation of objective, IV 421

Dragon symbol of, XIII 56-59

as Duad, III 318

duty of man to liberate himself from,

XI 40

electricity beyond Radiant, IV 223-24

electricity latent within, IV 225

eternal, & destruction of man, V

317 fn.

eternal in essence, IX 62

Ether and, VI 192

Ether's relation to Spirit and, X 384

Evil &, are eternal, III 299 fn.; IV

420-21; VIII 112

evil is coëval with, separated from

Spirit, XII 637

extremely dense, surrounds us, V 152

fall of spirit into, VIII 367 (386)

or female element & cross, II 145

fifth state of, V 148

Fire & Motion, XIV 87

five states of, XIII 67-68

Force &, are one, Vill 317; IX 14;

XIII 88

fourth sense of, VII 90

fourth state of, IV 220, 223; V 145

as horizontal diameter, XIII 17

Humanity helping, to ascend, XIII 98

or Hylē, XIII 22, 50

indestructible as an element, VI 111

indestructible, or Svabhavat, IV 226,

563, 567

infinite divisibility of, X 371

invisible, & Ha˜ha Yoga powers, IV 31

Jehovah rules, XIV 160-61

life is not a property of, XII 413

man & the Absolute, IV 195

manifest, & Spirit are distinct, IX 55

as manifestation of unknown

Substance, VIII 95

as manifestation of Will, XIV 414

manifests Spirit, IV 298

Mind and, IX 11-16

mind, & illness, X 287

is Mulaprakriti & Svabhavat, XIV 234

nature of, & Force, IV 208 et seq.

never annihilated only dispersed, XIV

420

not sufficient for true science, VII 56

noumenon of, VIII 317, 324

numerical demonstrations of, & spirit,

XIV 63, 97, 99

observation of celestial, altered by

atmosphere, X 374

old teachings on, XIII 87

Omega & representation as, XIII 54

One Life &, eternal, IV 452

organic & inorganic, IV 225

Parabrahm inseparable from, XI 468

particles transmigrate, III 385

passed through all forms, IX 239

passage of, through, III 16-17; VII

89-90

periodical manifestations of, IX 62

Pessimists & primordial, VIII 119-20

Pistis-Sophia & fallen, XIII 50

Pistis-Sophia's descent into, & ascent

from, XIII 60-62

planes of, domination, XIII 57

Planetary Spirits concerned with, X

341

Plērōma Chart & primordial, XIII

15-16

in pralaya, IX 74 & fn.

pre-existing, & creator, III 380 fn.

primeval, & "war in heaven," X 372

on primordial, XIV 233-34

primordial, & illusion, IX 241

productive mother, X 355

"Protyle" as homogeneous, X 306

pure, is pure Spirit, X 383

as purgation of fire, III 315

real, or substance, XI 506 (529)

relation to infinitude & spirit, IV 316

represented by the duad, XIV 99

roots of, don't exist but are eternally,

XI 119-20 (133)

seductions of, XIII 50 & fn.

seven aspects of virgin, XIII 75

seven stages of, IV 220, 224, 602 fn.

seven states of, V 23 (52); X 366

seventh state of, & 7th principle, IV

558

sexless, X 353

shadow of light, II 8 (19)

six states of, VII 291 fn.

solar system's, differs from other

systems, X 374

Spirit co-existent with, IV 297-98

Spirit conquers, in the end, XIII 128

Spirit & Force, IV 307 fn., 310

Spirit & Motion, IX 98

as substance entangles "spirit," VI 176

as substance is eternal, XII 556

triangle of, XIII 18

true, & 4th Round, X 186 fn.

two properties of, XIII 88-89

ultimate nature of, V 74

ultra refined states of, IV 223

undifferentiated primordial, X 352-53

union with Spirit, XIII 268, 354-55

unity beyond veil of, XIII 70

unity or crystallized spirit, IV 104

universe called forth out of pre-

existing, I 268

universe made by 7 "Gods" from

eternal, XIV 217

unmanifested, as chaos, III 379-80

is unreal, III 62

in Valentinian system, XIII 16

vehicle of life, IX 80

vehicles of, more dense further away

from Spirit, XIII 71

of visible & invisible worlds, IV 173

wall about the soul, II 471

Will and, II 76

world of absolute, III 296 fn.

yielding to Force, IV 310

See also Atom(s); Force; Hylē;

Materialism; Mulaprakriti; Prakriti;

Primordial; Protyle; Spirit & Matter;

Substance

Matter, Prof. A. Jacques (1791-1864):

———- Histoire Critique du

Gnosticisme:

on Egyptian Pantheon, XIII 29 fn.

shows Oriental influence on Plato &

Pythagoras, XIV 15 & fn.

bio-bibliog., XIII 392-93

bibliog., XIV 551

———- Odes of Solomon:

are canonical, not false, XIII 51

Matteucci, Carlo (1811-1868):

Volta and, III 22

Matthew, Saint:

duty of writing about Jesus, XIII

46-47

Gospel by, & Jerome, IX 203 fn.

(225 fn.)

Jerome distrusted Gospel of, XIV

159-60

true Gospel of, unknown to world,

XIV 149

wished to keep his evangel secret, XIV

149

wrote in Hebrew, XIV 149 fn.

Matthew:

VIII 46, 159 fn., 172 & fns-, 271 fn.,

291 fn., 297; IX 346 (374); XIII 76;

XIV 34, 108

Quoted: VIII 159 fn., 172 & fns., 173,

264, 292, 344, 346; IX 5 fn., 84,

142, 149, 150, 179, 182, 183, 188,

190, 357 fn. (385 fn.), 365 (393), 369

(397); X 26; XI 81, 84, 197, 486;

XII 210, 279, 291, 393

on adultery, IV 236

on calling a brother "fool," II 53

on casting pearls before swine, XIV

35

Church fears original, XIV 159-60

contradicts Ten Commandments, X

245

final words of Jesus distorted, XIV

146-48, 159

Greek & Hebrew MSS. ep., XIV 146,

149 fn., 150

Jerome on original Gospel of, VIII

214-15, 235-37

Jerome perverted original, IV 241;

XIV 129 fn., 149-50 & fns.

Jesus' words from Pagan rites, XIV

148

on justice, XIII 75

on master & disciple, III 335

on mysteries, XI 237 (273)

original, in Hebrew, IV 238-42

on peacemakers, XIII 163

on pearls & swine, XI 221 (257), 293

on perfection of Christians, XIV

56 fn.

on whited sepulchres, IV 74

Matzebah:

definition, VII 231

Maudsley, Dr. H. (1835-1918):

———- Body and Mind:

V 77 & fn.

bibliog., V 378

Maurice, Thomas (1754-1824):

———- Indian Antiquities:

V 179-80

on astronomical monuments, XP V 359

bio-bibliog., XIV 551-52

bibliog., V 378

Maury, Louis F.A. (1817-1892):

XIV 112

———- Histoire des religions de la Grèce

antique . . . . :

VII 121 fn.

on Homer, XIII 227 fn.

———- La Terre et l'Homme:

on Neptune's rotary motion, XIV

228 fn.

bio-bibliog., VII 382; XIV 552

Mauryan (Moriyan):

dynasty in India, VI 40-41

Mavalankar, Damodar (1857-?):

Adeptship possible for, XII 159-60

on annihilation of man, V 25 fn.

(54 fn.)

astral travel to Adyar, VI 69-71

chela of Brothers, IV 230; V 25 fn.

(54 fn.)

Eglinton same age as, III 503

few like, X 185 fn.

joins T.S., II 83

Judge and, I 475

leaves for Tibet, VI xli; XI 552

London "Inner Group" and, XII 479

Masters' called, XII 158

on Masters' weakening influence at

Adyar, XII 163

private letter of Olcott to, published,

II 489 & fn.

psychic powers of, VI 71

on Subba Row's reaction to revealing

Teachings, V 134

urges H.P.B. to return to India, XII

163

———- "A Great Riddle Solved":

on stay in Masters' A�hrama, VI

39-40

bibliog., VI 21, 39

May, Henry de (?-1871):

———- L'Univers visible et invisible:

VIII 347

bibliog., VIII 468

Maya (Sk.):

II 464; VIII 305

AHIH & IHVH are, VIII 143

allegory of Universal, XIV 408 & fn.

animal resurrections and, VII 27

astral light and, X 356-57

Avatara is a special, XIV 373

Avidya &, hide true Self, XII 114-15

Buddhist trinity of, XIV 419 & fn.

Buddhist view of, IV 173

curtains of, must be torn away, VI

264

deceits of, XI 198

definitions, VI 206; X 326-28

doctrine of, IX 139

"Doctrine of the Eye" is, XII 236

duality of Manvantaric, is real, IX 16

eternity and, XI 475

is finite & transitory, X 42 fn.

as great illusion, X 379

human, & after death conditions, VI

102

humanity in masks of, XIII 71

idea in Christian Science, X 34

as illusion of senses, III 328

or illusion shown by duad, XIV 99

individual soul or Jivan and, IV

536-37, 582

light as, XI 487

mesmeric, & phenomena, IV 359

motion relating to, XIV 419-20

nature of sun and, XI 232 (268)

necessary evil, VIII 111

Nirvana is, X 311

Nirvani annihilates, XIV 420

objective idealism and, VIII 95

old age and, II 465

Parabrahman & Ÿ�vara, IV 194, 425;

XI 476

perceptions and, VII 350

of physical body, VI 240

of physical suffering, XII 239

of "Planetary Spirits," IV 590

psycho-physiological, IV 174

relation of, to Maia & Mary, III

187 fn., 188-89 fn.

Schopenhauer's views and, IV 491

or Sea of Illusion, XII 58

selfishness and, VI 243-44

of separateness, X 395

spirit & matter distinct only as a, XI

336

Spirit only is no, XIV 420

Tetraktys and, III 318

of theism, VI 10 fn.

on transcending world of, XII 538

Universal Unity and, IX 167

vice &, in chelaship, IV 612-13

world as, XI 346, 349

See also Illusion; Mahamaya

Mayavi-Rupa(s) (Sk.):

IV 593

Adept forms, from Auric Body, XII

527

of Adept in Gnosticism, XIII 30

Adept's will and, X 224

of Adepts described, :V 81 fn., 289-90;

XIV 375-77

after death, X 219, 261

appearance of, at death, VI 138

condensed, is possible, IV 53

death and, III 376

definition, X 219

dual potential of, X 219

evocation of, in sleep, X 262

highest principles, V 148

illusion or astral body, VII 188, 202

as illusive "I," IV 582

Kama-rupa and, IV 53; VI 178-79

manasic body, XII 707

nature of, XI I, 526, .608,, 705

on projection of, II 443-44; IV 145,

192, 566; XII 706-07

thought-power of, after death, X 220

Mayer, A.M. (1836-1897):

———- The Earth a Great Magnet:

I 244

bibliog., I 499

The Mayfair Gazette:

on Abdul Ghafur, 1 374-75

Mayo, R.S. Bourke, 6th Earl of

(1822-1872):

II 28

murder of, I 370

biog., I 499

Mayo, Dr. W.S. (1811-1895):

———- Kaloolah:

on harmonics of smell, IV 178-79

bio-bibliog., IV 657-58

Mazdao:

of Ahura Mazda, IV 99

Mazdean(s):

borrowed from Indian religions, XIV

323

Brother-powers of the, XIII 123

religious allegory of, XIII 123-33

had triple Sun, XIV 322

have two religions, XIII 126

See also Magians; Zoroastrians

Mazzini, Giuseppe (1805-1872):

IV 55

on masonry, IV 59

monument to, & H.P.B., I 390-91

(391-92)

Mme. Ragozhin on Nihilists and, III

160

on revolution & free Church, IV 57

McClellan, David:

Mason, I 309

McTaggart, W.B. (?-1919):

———- An Examination . . . of the

Hylo-Idealistic Philosophy:

VIII 97

bibliog., VIII 464

Mead, G.R.S. (1863-1933):

Blavatsky Lodge and, XI 482

claims he edited most of H.P.B.'s

work, XIV xxxix

collaboration of, XIII 135, 176, 204

on contents of S.D. III, XIV xxxvii-XI

on H.P.B.'s Advisory Council, Xll

264

on Pistis-Sophia, XIII 2-5

"Preliminary Explanations" and, XII

499-500

Sec'y. of European Section, XII 331

on Transactions of Blavatsky Lodge,

X 299-300

———- Apollonius of Tyana:

Compiler on, III 175 fn.

———- Did Jesus Live 100 BC.?:

VIII 381 fn.

———- Fragments of a Faith Forgotten:

on his pistis-Sophia commentary, XIII 4

———- Pistis-Sophia:

H.P.B. commented on, Vill 238-39;

XII 150

———- "The Sibyl and her Oracles":

VIII 228

———- "The Sibyllists and the

Sibyllines":

VIII 228

bio-bibliog., XIII 393-97

bibliog., III 175 fn., 515; VIII 468

Measures:

Bible & system of, VII 293-94

occult source of, & archaic

monuments, VII 292 et seq.

See also Geometrical Figures;

Number(s); Pi; Skinner, J.R.

Meat:

early Christians did not eat, VII 17-18

eaters of, more violent than

vegetarians, VII 12-13

injurious to good health, XI 153

See also Vegetarianism

Medhurst, Walter H. (1796-1857):

on Chinese spirits, II 176-77

———- A Dissertation on the Theology

of the Chinese . . .:

on man's principles, IV 243

bio-bibliog., IV 658

bibliog., II 536

Media (Anc. Persian province):

Bactria and, III 456

Mediator(es):

of ancient days, I 299-300

conscious, & mediums, I 295, 363

(367)

of Cyprian not mediums, XIV 165

& fn.

in Druse hierarchy, III 184

in Lamaism, III 185

Medical Faculty of Paris:

investigated Mesmer, II 276

Medical Practice:

abuses Hippocratic oath through

hypnotism, XII 225-26

Medicine:

ancient, of India, II 199

faculties of, & sorcery, IX 253

Greeks & Indian, V 241

homeopathy & allopathy will be used

in, IV 319

illusions & quackery of orthodox, IV

200-01

judicial, & houen, VII 205

legal & unorthodox, IV 73 et seq.

payment policy in Chinese, II 189

profession of, prejudiced & unjust, IV

380

Theosophy and, X 287-88

an uncertain science, IX 88

Meditation:

aka�ic records read at advanced stage

of, V 93

alone won't lead to theosophic

development, IX 170-71

concentration and, XII 702-03

develops spiritual powers, XIV 400-01

for E.S. members, XII 496

heart and, XII 696

inner eye open in, XIII 285

on inner picture of Master, XII 696

mediumship and, XII 612

opposed to "sitting for Yoga," XII

603-04

pictures in, presented by elementals,

XII 693

result of silent, VIII 127-28

of sectarian is limited, IX 170

training in, needed for practical

occultism, XII 702-03

value of, to mankind, VIII 116

See also Concentration;

Contemplation; Dhyana

Medium(s):

Adepts may direct, I 289

animal magnetism and, III 247

apparitions of, explained, III 347, 474

astral body of, III 393

Astral Light attracts & absorbs, XII 374

aura of, & images impressed on it, IV

62

Bhutas and, III 424-25

brain aura of, diffused, VI 268

breathe in emanations of corpses, I

286

"brides" of, astral realities, X 155

cannot discern true from false, XII

372

chelas and, VI 223-27

considered possessed by ancients, I

140

controlled by spirits of many kinds, I

199

corporeal machines, IV 245

could be cured in Temples, I 140

creative imagination of, V 312

deceivers & deceived, IV 605

definitions, VI 223-26; XII 372-73

disintegration of, body denied, XII

328

electro-magnetic induction and, III

247 fn.

evolved man can surpass, in

phenomena, I 363 (367)

fake trance addresses by, IV 352-53, 605

fakirs are not, VI 189

fate of, VIII 67 (89)

Fauns, Satyrs, Incubi & Succubi of,

XII 194 & fn.

Founders will not communicate

through, IV 353

as galvanic battery, IV 591 fn., 593

garbled accounts of, III 359 et seq.

geniuses are not, I 363 (367)

great scientific discoveries not made

by, I V 275-76

guided by hierophants in ancient

times, VI 329

handles burning objects, V 103; IX 96

H.P.B. a, in earliest youth, I 203

H.P.B. not a, I 73, 191; III 275

honest fool better than cheating, III

110-11

immorality of many, II 396; IV 142-43

infected by "Old Terrestrial Serpent,"

XII 373-74

invest human shells with elementals,

VI 189

irresponsible, I 267, 300

Kama-Loka entities and, IX 164

kama-rupa of, & cause of apparitions,

III 347, 474

Kama-rupa of dead and, IV 449

K.H., & Oxley' IV 192-93

levitation by, III 237

life of, hard & bitter, IV 85-86

magicians and, IV 263

mediators cp. with, I 295

at mercy of elememary spirits, I 141

misuse of, for selfish ends, IX 115

most, born so, III 29

nature of materialization and, XII 706

newspapers and, III 227 et seq.

no, can be relied upon, X 168

a nucleus of evil magnetism, II 398-99

passive, can't tell good spirits from

bad, I 295, 363 (367); IV 142-43

passivity and, VIII 132

périsprit and, X 54 (62)

"physical," differ from psychological,

III 247 fn.

pi�achas and, IV 142, 261

can precipitate, X 270

protean body of, & phenomena, X

218-19

psychics &, distort what they perceive,

IX 163-64

pure, can contact a disembodied

spirit, IV 121

relation of, to shell & Spiritual Ego,

IV 120-21

reliable, wanted for India, III 142

religion of, affects "spirits," XII 210

replacing hierophants, VII 237

Roman Church's attitude towards, I

197

Russian investigation of, I 205 et seq.

see three catagories of entities, XII

560-61

selected for Russian experiment, I 91,

120

self-deceived, XII 373-74

shells and, I 35; 1V 120-21

should be searched, I 278

slander H.P.B., I 190-91

slaves of blind influences, VI 329

"spirit" wives & husbands, XII 193-94

"spirits" alleged knowledge and, IV

293

spiritual, or sensitives & dreams, III

437

spiritual wickedness and, III 298

Spiritualistic, are passive, III 275

Spiritualists use, II 430

spurious, try to swindle, I 119-20

stand on shaky ground, I 303-04

stone-showers, & elementals, III

247-48

Mrs. Swydam as a, V 103

tempted to cheat, IX 108-09

testing, by occult methods, I 201

transformed into another shape by

force, I 137

unbalanced, IX 108

unhealthy often, IV 144

utter nonsense from, IV 153-54

vitalize .shells, VI 129

will and, X 262

worst enemies of, are mediums, I 190

Yogis and, III 85

See also Phenomena; Spiritualists) &

specific mediums

Medium and Daybreak:

II 263; III 28-29; VI 35, 290

abuses Founders, IV 41

J. Kohn art., in, III 338 fn.

Massey's letter in, VIII 381-82 fn.

Dr. Sexton, fit 480 fn.

bibliog., VI 450

Mediumism:

dangers of, XI 164

desire for revenge and, XI 318

opposed to chelaship, XI 50

See also Mediumship; Séances;

Spiritualism; Trance

Mediumistic:

claims about Napoleon & Gambetta,

IV 391-92

manifestations & magnetic aura, IV

27

W. Moses reports, manifestations. IV

583 et seq.

nature of, phenomena, IV 294

screen of our, perception,, IV 590

Mediumship:

abnormal nervous disease, XII 372

Alharva Veda and, VI 329

Butleroff on, of Mr. Wi11iam, II

152-54

crushed out of H.P.B., VI 271

dangerous, II 108, 396; III 28, 52: IV

98, 140, 181; X 262; XII 372-73

definition, XII 372

dreaded in India, II 74; IV 122

ends in moral ruin, XII 560

faked, & The Theosophist, II 200-01

genuine. VII 93

germ of, in everyone, III 29

H.P.B. and phenomena of, VI 289

H.P.B. never practiced, I 198

lacks scientific investigation, IV 105

malpractices of, I 269-70

mesmerism &, keys to psychological

science, IV 131

on nature of phenomena of, III 50-51

on phenomena of, I 351-52

on phenomena of genuine, III 50, 146

phenomena of, & science, III 233 et

seq.

seership contrasted to, XII 371-72 o

f Sibyls guided by High Priests, I

139

of Slade et al, III 14 et sect., 94

somnambulism and, IV 294

subjective & spiritual, harmless, VI 329

terrestrial elements absorbed in, XII

374

terrestrial magnetism and, III 246-47

Theosophical ideas and, II 109

trance speakers and, IV 122-24

vampirism and, I 286

warned against, III 346 fn.

of witch of Endor, III 284

Yoga required to understand, II 108

See also Mediums; Phenomena;

Séances; Spiritualism; Trance

Medulla Oblongata:

Na�is and, XII 616

Trideni and, XII 700

Medusa:

Themis and, il 210

Medwin, Thomas (1788-1869):

on Shelley, XI 199 bio-bibliog., XI 581

Megasthenes (fl. 4th C. B.C.):

V 242-43

on Indian laws, XIII 314

"Palibothra" of, XIII 342-43

on writing in India, V 304

Meghistom:

Zoroastrian High-priest, II 32

Megiddo, Mt.:

mythical, III 189 & fn.

Megittuvvatte (or MohottlNatte):

See Gunananda, Mohottiwatte

Meh'al:

learned, wise, II 32

Mehn (Egyptian):

men of, VII 117-18, 128-30

Meîr ben Moses:

See Rugger, Prosper

Mela. Pomponius (fl. lst C.):

———- De situ orbis:

on Druids of Gaul, XIV 311 & fn.

bio-bibliog., XIV 552-53

Melanochroi:

Greeks included in, V 217

supposed division of humanity, V

213 fn.

"Mela-Yogin":

unwashed, & modern. Adept cp., IV

40

Melchisedeciani:

founded by Theodotus, XIII 39

main teaching of, XIII 39

Melchizedec[k]:

Great Receiver, XIII 65

heavenly power for angels, XIII 39

numerical value of, VIII 211

Pistis-Sophia cites, XIII 38

S.D. rf. to, XIII 39

sons are seven Elōhim, XIV 202

Melek Taus:

worshippers of, XIII 131

Zoroastrian legend of, XIII 129-30

Melikoff, Count:

character in Miss Hildreth, X 291

Melia:

definition, II 118

Mélomanes:

II 231

Mémoires . . . de L’Académie Royal des

Inscriptions:

articles on Zoroastrianism in, XIV

71 fn.

Frérets article in, Vll 220

Memory:

Adept's & chela's, of illumination ep.,

XII 618

of all lives preserved, IV 255

bits of, linger in dregs of the dead,

VI 108

brain is enemy-of spiritual, XIV 52

"brain.-tablets" and, XII 406-07

cells are only conveyors of, XII 415-16

in dotage & insanity, VI 221-22

dreams and, X 247, 258

of entire life occurs at death, XI

446-47

in every organ, XII 365, 368, 414

expectation and, III 410

imagination in sleep and, X 250-51

impressed on Astral Light, XII 407,

415

impressions from the past and, IX

400B

labyrinth of our, XII 227

loss of, XII 416

nature of, XIII 364

nervous system has, XII 367-68

of past lives, II 73; VI 103, 179

physical foundations of, in brain, VI

221-22

psychic phenomena and, III 172

Skandhic record and, XII 415

of the Soul, XI 451

transferable to new body, XIV 377

two sources of, XII 366

Memphis (Egypt):

Mysteries at, will have a successor,

VIII 205

Men:

Divine, source of unbroken oral

teachings, XI 466-67

Fall of, & Yezidi legend, XIII 102

first incarnated, XIII 49

of future ages, XIII 134

Holy, & Nirvana, XIII 62

Jesus born like other, XIII 55

knowledge of, & cosmogony, XI 473

masses of, not thinkers, II 447

reputation of great, disturbed, IV 339

seek emotional, not rational religion,

II 447

special variety of, known as "elastic,"

IV 269

thoughtful, observe cyclic law, XIII 83

tribes of Israēl as, of matter, XIII 49

See also Humanity; Man; Mankind

Ménage, Gilles (1613-1692):

VII 239 fn,

bio-bibliog., VII 383

Menander (343?-291? B.C.):

expedition against Ayodhya, V 194

Menander (fl. 1st C.):

disciple of Simon Magus, XI 214 (249)

on emanations of Ennoia, XII 559

great magician, XII 557, 576

reason Latin Church stigmatised. XIV

70

———- Monosticha:

on dying young, XII 390

biog., XI 581-82

Mendaeans:

sect of, IX 137

Mendeleyev, D.I. (1834-1907):

Committee of St. Petersburg and,

I 91, 205 et seq., 215 et seq.

headed mediumistic phenomena

Investigation, XIV 498

bio-bibliog., 1 499

Mendenhall:

Luxor and, I 142

Menelao, Pasquale:

of Corfu, I 409, 437

president of Ionian T.S., II 442

Menes (fl. 3100 B.C.):

Egyptian Mysteries known since, XIV

269

Hierophant & founder of Thebes,

XIV 296

Menippus of Corinth (fl. 2nd C. B.C.):

Apollonius of Tyana and, IX 359 fn.

(387 fn.); XIV 127

Menses, Don Fre Alexo de:

cruel bigot, VI 233

Menstruum Universale:

prolongs life, XI 515 (538)

universal medicine and, IV 3

Mental:

behavior, XII 358

correlations, VII 66

electricity cause Pineal Gland

concretions, XII 619

faculties, XII 358, 364-68

loss of, faculties, VI 221-22

Manas guides, faculties when free of

Kama, XII 358

superconscious experiences, XII 367

work & wild verbena, VI 143

Mental Science:

or Mind-Cure, X 96

See also Christian Science

Mentana (Italy):

H.P.B. at battle of. I 55 fn,; VI

277-79

Menthu-hetep, Queen (fl. 2782 B.C.):

coffin inscription has Mystery Word,

XIV 125

tomb pre-dates Biblical creation, XIV

125

Mercavah:

See Merkabah

Mercedes, Queen:

appears at séance, II 175

Mercurius Trismegistus:

See Hermes Trismegistus

Mercury:

as Budha, XII 76; XIV 395, 425 fn.,

458 fn.

double of Sirius, VIII 24

God of Death, XIV 151 & fn.

God of Secret Wisdom, III 187 fn.;

XIV 35 fn.

governs intellectual faculties, X 265

guard of honor to Sun, VIII 22

as Hapi, X 48 (56)

ibis-headed psychopomp, XIV 148

January 4th is day of, X 278; XII 76

Jesus inspired by Genius of, XIV 395

Manasaputras preside over, XII 545

Mitra and, VIII 23

as Nebo, XIV 395

one of 4 Maharajas or "Holy Ones,"

XII 546

one of Planetary Spirits, XIII 275,

277

personified omniscience, XIV 335

planet & Satan, III 187

Power of mystery-name upon, XIII 33

Revelation and, VIII 21

See also Budha

Mercury (New York):

I 53, 54, 133

H.P.B. misrepresented by, VI

278-79 fn.

on "Heroic Women" sketch in, I 53-54

& fns., 55 & fr?s., 56

Mercy:

of Adept, XIV 386-87, 398-99

Charity & Hope preside over Higher

Life, X 197

divine, of Jesus is Buddha-like, XII 385

God of, in Jewish theology, XII 73

justice and, I 200

Meredith, Evan Powell:

———- Correspondence . . . on Divine

Origin of Christian Religion:

on fire as symbol of Deity, IV 531-32

bibliog., IV 658

Merkabah:

definition, XI 220 (256)

esoteric knowledge and, II 89

initiation into, XIV 38

known by author of Zohar; XIV 88

vehicle of higher knowledge, XIV 47

bibliog., XIV 553

Merodach:

or Bel, XIII 274

Master of the Gods, XIII 276

on pyramid constructed to, XIII 276

Mēron:

thigh, XI 93-94 fn.

Meru, Mt. (Central Asia):

America and, II 313 fn.

Bacchus and, XI 93 fn.

seven circles of, XI 17

Mesha:

first sign of Zodiac, VII 257

Meshiach:

derivation & meaning of, VIII 203,

204 fn.

Meshtchanis:

petty bourgeois in Russia, II 356

Mesmer, Franz A. (1733-1815):

II 368

alchemical doctrine of, XII 216

controlled spirits, I 137

French Academy eventually

acknowledged, XII 224

hooted from scientific arena, XII 121,

216-19, 221, 223-24

magnetism and, XII 82, 216-17

magnets used by, to cure disease, XII

216

a Mason, XII 84 fn.

mesmeric methods of, II 275-76

theories of, appropriated by science,

XII 222

See also Hypnotism; Magnetism;

Mesmerism

Mesmeric:

attraction of necromancer &

earthbound souls, VI 107

currents can free the inner man, VI

36

exhalations & spiritualistic

manifestations, I 294

force studied in temples, III 323

healing & electric shock, III 285

influence affects development of

senses, VI 36

magnetic attraction and, III 21

or magnetic fluid & cures, III 253,

285

See also Magnetic Fluid; Mesmerism

Mesmerisation:

by Tibetan monk possible, IV 351

See also Magnetizing

Mesmerisation, Self:

See Hypnotism

Mesmerism:

ancient cures of, XII 222

can cure & kill, IV 566

Christian Science and, X 96, 157

clairvoyance induced by, VI 34, 36

definition, II 275

differs from hypnotism, XII 394-95;

XIII 362-63

esoteric, & will power, IV 566

experiments with, II 279-89

flourishing under mask of suggestion,

XIII 211

French Academy denied, at first, XII

218-19, 221-22, 224

"harmonic societies" of, XII 223

healing by, base of all faiths, IV 73-74

Hermetic fire of mind and, XIII

354-55

history of, II 275-78

hospital of Dr. Elliotson devoted to,

XII 224

investigated by Franklin, XIII 230

invisibility is power of, XIV 134

key to man's interior nature & magic,

II 135

key to occult sciences, VI 335-36

known as hypnotism today, XII 219,

221-22, 395

lamas at Thuling and, IV 160

laws of, II 490

magnetism and, II 135-36

mediumism &, as keys to

psychological science, IV 131

miscalled "hypnotism," XIV 22-23

mysteries of antediluvian, XII 215

not a secret science, IV 600 fn.

Olcott's healing by, ordered by

Master, IV 379

outline of, effects, II 277

powers of, I 159-60

rationale of, IV 164

Red Cap lamas heal by, IV 477

replaced by electro-biology etc., XII

224, 395

as science, IV 301

storing of will-impulses and, IV 315

study of, encouraged, VI 335

transfer of life in, VII 315

used as anaesthetic, XII 224

vital fluid in tnan and, II 397

will become orthodox medicine, IV

313

Yoga Vidya and, III 7-8

See also Animal Magnetism;

Hypnotism: Magnetism

Mesmerizer(s):

entrances sensitive, I 168 et seq.

learned, are magicians, I 137

magnetic energy and. V 84

transfers life-atoms, V 115-16

See also Magnetizer; Magnetic Fluid;

Magnetic Power

Mesopotamia:

scientific mission to, XIII 279

settlement of Syria and, XIII 330

Mesotēs:

See Midst, The

Mesrob:

Armenian alphabet and, II 351

Mesrobian MSS.:

on Magi at Etchmiadzin, III 459

Messalina:

XII 255

Messenger of Odessa:

II 350 fn.

Messengers:

sent to West since end of Mysteries in

Europe, XII 120

Messiah(s):

called "Interpreter," XIV 153

comes at conjunction in Pisces, XIV

153

concerning the two, XIV 283-84

designated the "Fish," XIV 153

of different religions ride a white

horse, III 462-63

the Elect One & "angels of power,"

XIV 79

idea derived from Buddhism, X 67,

112

King, or the Sun, XIV 336 fn.

or Lion of Judah, XIV 283

Manes the second, XIV 163 fn.

Messianic Mystery and, XIV 353

origin of term, XI 99 et seq.

Persian, prophecy, III 462-63

practical reformers never pose as, XII

262

pre-existence of, in Enoch, XIV 78-79

prophecy of, in Vishnu Purana, XIV 356

rash of pseudo-, XII 256-57, 260, 262, 348

religions all expect a, XIV 436

symbolized by fish, sea, water. III

188 fn.

See also Avatar(s): Messianic Cycle:

Saviours(s)

Messianic Amulet:

ancient, described, XIV 153

Messianic Cycle:

of Aquarius began about 1900, VIII

74 fn.

relates to Root Races, XIV 353

Messias (Greek):

meaning cp. with Hebrew Meshiach,

VIII 204 fn.

Metachemistry:

solves meaning of cross & fire, 11 145

Metaecheus (Gk.):

the "Participator," XIII 16

Metal(s):

diagram of correspondences of,

colors, planets etc., XII 532-33

elementals relation to, IX 127-28

rings or talismans, XII 382

used for magical evocations, VII 237

Metallotherapy (Metallotherapia):

Dr. Burq [Burke] discoverer of, XII

398

of Charcot, II 283

definition, IV 312 fn.

experiments discredited by Shiff, XII

398

influence on nervous system, XII 398

Metaloscopia:

known to ancients, IV 311, 312 fn.

Metamathematics:

Spiritualists' 4th dimension theory of,

VII 88

Metamorphosis:

of pagan divinitds into Church gods,

XII 95 (102)

Metanoia (Gk.):

definition, I 293

Metaphysical Thought:

Christian Science and, X 286-88

Metaphysics:

Aryan, the Mother science, VII 91

European, run through with

anthropomorphism, V 89

of Herbert Spencer, XIII 96

science and, II 110

subtlest, taught at Benares, II 118

Theosophy more than simple, XI 233

(269-70)

Tyndall on, II 158

Metastasio, Pietro T. (1698-1782):

———- La Clemenva di Tito:

IV 427 fn.

bibliog., IV 658

Metatron:

angel of the Jews, XIV 340, 402-03

Metcalfe, Samuel L. (1798-1856):

"sunforce" theory of, XIV 225

bio-bibliog., XIV 553-54

Metempsychosis:

blindness at birth and, V 116

doctrine of, V 113-17

Hume & Shelley believed in, II 92 fn.

in Laws of Manu, V 114 & fn.

man's 7 states of purification during,

II 409

not reincarnation, XI 137

real meaning of, I 294-95, 362-63

(366-67); VI 205

reincarnation &, discussed, XI 145-46

See also Rebirth(s); Reincarnation

Meteorology:

cycles and, II 424-25

Methodist Times:

accuses H.P.B., XII 29

cp. to The Theosophist, XII 117

lies about T.S., XI 402-05

misrepresents H.P.B., XI 102

Methods:

old & new, in presenting occult truths,

IV 374 et seq.

Methuselah:

age of, VIII 193 fn.

Metis:

Goddess of Wisdom, II 89

Metius, A.A. (1571-1635):

discovered integral value of pi, VII

293

bio-bibliog., VII 383

Metonic Cycle:

astronomical Christ and, VIII 363

(383)

Metrodorus of Chios (fl. 4th C. B.C.):

on Tetraktys, XIV 50

bio-bibliog., XIII 397

bibliog., XIV 554

Metrology:

in Bible ace. to Skinner, XIV 65-66

British & Roman, XIV 67

Hebrew, VII 264-65, 268

of Kabalah questioned, XIV 66

See also Skinner, J.R.

Metz, Rev. Friedrich:

Todas and, I 353

Meurs, Johannes van (1579-1639):

———- Denarius Pythagoricus:

or Meursius, XIV 97 fn.

bio-bibliog., XIII 397

Mexican(s):

chief sorcerer, II 318

"Christian" virtues of Aztec, II 321

superstitions about dead. II 174-75

thirteen serpent Gods of, XIII 59

Mexico:

had Adepts & Initiates, XIV 24

effect of Christianity on, II 322

prehistoric ruins of, II 303-05, 316,

319-21

pyramids of, XIV 25, 280

Quetzalcohuatl of, II 307

Spanish invaders of, XIV 280

on Toltecs of, II 315-16

Mian Gul, Akhund of Swat (r. 1877):

son of A. Ghafur, I 369 fn.

Michael, Archangel:

See Mikael

Michael, Saint:

VIII 22

attributes of, from paganism, VIII

23-24

Mercury-Mithra and, VIII 12

or Mikael, VIII 148

patron of promontories, VIII 23-24

Sothis and, VIII 24

Venus and, VIII 12

Michaelis, J.H. (1668-1738):

on translation of Hillel, VIII 27 fn.

bibliog., VIII 468

Michéa, C.P. (1815-1882):

———- Du délir des sensations:

on hallucination, VII 62

bibliog., VII 383

Michelangelo (1475-1564):

designed Church for star-worship, X

27; XIV 337

modern architecture cp. to his genius,

XIII 183

Miehelet, Jules (1798-1874):

XIV 467

———- Le Prētre . . . .:

IX 302

bibliog., IX 444; XIV 554

Michiels, Major W.:

reports on stone-showers, III 244,

245-46

Michigan Medical News:

on a human storage battery, V 101-02

bibliog., V 386

Microbes:

Atma-Buddhi and, XII 660, 679

See also Cell(s)

Microcosm:

drama of, & macrocosm, XIV 303

formed of 3 principles & 4 vehicles,

XIV 209

as human triad, IV 263-64

Macrocosm and, III 26, 326; IV

377-78; XII 600, 656-57

Man as, XII 410

mirrors the macrocosmical, XIV 393

Pentagram as symbol for, III 250-51

root-principles, exoteric & esoteric,

XIV 209 fn.

See also Macrocosm

Microcosm:

VIII 321

Microprosopus (Gk.):

bride of, VIII 141 fn.

as letter Vau, VIII 147-48

Macroprosopus and, VIII 142-46, 149

seven mysteries of, VIII 147 fn.

on six-fold, VIII 150-51

Midgard:

Thor and, II 144

Midraschim:

as biblical expositions, XIV 171

drawn on by Moses de Leon, IX

348 fn. (376 fn.)

Midrash:

Midraschim &, no longer extant, XIV

67, 170-71

See also Zohar

Midst, The:

as Kama-manas, XIII 13

Region of, XIII 34-35

Rulers of, XIII 27, 34

in Valentinian system, XIII 27-28

Way of, XIII 35

Migmend:

occult properities of, XIII 292 & fn.

Migne, Jacques P. (1800-1875):

Pistis-Sophia of, ep. to Schwartze's,

XIII 34

———- Dictionnaire des Apocryphes::

XIII 3

———- Encyclopédie théologique:

VII 214 fn.

———- Patrologiae Cursus Completus

IV 238 fn., 239 fn.

concerning Daimons, VII 133

lists authorities on 3 Marys, XIII 37

& fn.

reprinted Christianized Buddhist

legend, V 240 fn.

bibliog., V 378; XIII 397

Mikado:

celestial machines in temple of, XIV

331 fn.

dressed as a European General, XIII

178

Mikael:

alleged conqueror of Solar Gods, XIV

321

Angel of the Face of God, XIV 402

as Archangel Michael, XIV 286,

322-23, 329

Christ &, cp. with Mithra & Ormuzd,

XIV 322-23

compared with Kumaras, XIV 329

dragon slayer & "guardian of the

planets," XIV 338 & fn., 403

dual role cp. with Vajradhara's, XIV

402

an Egyptian Amset, X 49 (56)

feats & names of, XIV 338

"invisible virgin combatant," XIV 329,

338

is Jehovah, XIV 338, 402

Mars called, XIV 335

regent of Saturn, Sun, Venus &

Jupiter, XIV 338 & fn.

-Sabbathiel, XIV 338

See also Michael, Saint

Milan, King of Serbia (1854-1901):

Queen Nathalie and, X 83-88, 189-92

biog., X 87-88

Milky Way:

nature of matter in, X 373-74, 381-82,

402

precosmic state is non-atomic, X 370

Radiant Essence and, X 369

See also Radiant Matter

Mill, James (1773-1836):

half-forgotten, XIII 346

———- The History of British India:

on fakirs, I 240

bibliog., I 499

Mill, John S. (1806-1873):

II 99, 169; IX 13

champion of Woman's Rights, II 517

defines happiness, V 340

limitations of, IX 171

matter hasn't noumenal existence acc.

to, V 318

on motion, IX 15

names the battleground of

metaphysics, VIII 94

on thought, VIII 329, 336 fn.-37 fn.

on vice, IX 173-74

———- Logic:

E. Darwin's Zoonomia, XII 352 fn. & q.

Millenarians:

beliefs of, VI 116; VIII 173-74

Spiritualists and, III 231 & fn.

Millennium:

real meaning of, VIII 173-74 & fn.;

XI 8

Miller, Prof.:

defines electricity, IV 207

Miller, Joaquin (pseud. of Cincinnatus

Heine, 1841-1913):

on giving, X 95 q.

on religion, X 162 q.

bio-bibliog., X 425

Miller, Wm. Allen (1817-1870):

on hypotheses, III 468-69

bio-bibliog., III 515

Millett, Mr.:

Indian mutiny and, II 295

Milne-Edwards, Alphonse (1835-1900):

VIII 36

anatomical researches of, XIII 143

bio-bibliog., VIII 468

Milton, John (1608-1674):

IX 249 q.

anthropomorphized Satan, XII 48

Satanic Lucifer of, a harmful view,

VIII 6; X 236

———- Paradise Lost:

XII 350 q.; XIII 123 q.

on kingly virtues, VII 309

on man's dominion over beasts, VII

22

on Moon, IV 396 q.

supposed rebellion of hero in, VIII 13

———- Paradise Regained:

XIV 26 q.

bibliog., IV 658

Mimansa [Sk. Mimaüsa):

Jaimini and, V 31 (60)

Schools of, & Vedanta, XII 344

Mimicry:

cases of, IV 350

Mind(s):

absolute, or No-Mind, XII 412

action of, in seeking knowledge, IX

400L

of Adept in performing phenomena,

IX 112

attitude of, for occult understanding,

IX 400J

brain consciousness as reflection of,

VIII 339

brain is organ of physiological, IX 32

brain not the limit of, VIII 339; XII

365, 410-12

cannot return to earth after joining

nous, I 233

confused with soul, III 404

contrast of matter &, essential, IX 16

creative power of human, II 398

Demiurgic, & Will, VI 265-66

devachanic, capable only of Spiritual

ideation, V 91

devoid of Noëtic element. XIII 93

Divine, & Ideation, X 304

Divine, or Nous, XII 366

Dual, connected with Buddhi &

Kama, X 222

-Ego & Unit-Being of George Ladd,

XII 368

an Entity in its manvantaric

functions, X 325

evolving in relation to brain, XII 362,

410

gross, of present mankind, XIV 290

as Higher Manas, XII 366-67

human soul and, IX 255

illness removed from physical to plane

of, X 287

influence of one, upon another, III

425-26

Initiates teach evolution of, XIII 40

instinctual, & cerebellum, X 324

to instruct Mind, XIII 40

interaction of, IX 400L

iota or "I" represents, XIII 54

Kamic aspect of, XII 366

mantrams can affect, IX 121

many stages of, III 412

masses prefer religion of feeling to

one of, II 447

matter and, IX 11-16

memory and, III 410

must be material to produce effects,

IV 307 fn.

how Occultists influence, for good, IX

114

only lower, perceives space & time, X

324

overshadowed by Buddhi, VIII 96

personal as well as impersonal, XII

353

as phren, I 292

-pictures & aka�a, IV 356

Plato on, XIII 268

or pneuma distinct from soul, XII 364

principles of, & thinking, X 223

psychic and noëtic, XII 353, 364

psychic-, as transformer, XII 362

public, not ready for occult truths,

XIV 64

qualities which help to grasp truth,

IX 400L-M

a real being, XII 350, 362-63

relative truth & brain-, XIII 93

role of, in objective idealism, VIII 95

spiritually trained, XIII 354

thirteen changes of, XIII 60

as viewed by materialism & idealism,

VIII 94

wandering & restless, IX 400J

we live in each other's, VIII 133

Western, compressed by personal God

idea, V 89

See also Consciousness; Manas;

Universal Mind

Mind-Born Races:

revealed primeval truths, XIV 46,

66-67

Mind-Cure:

can cause collapse of weak minds, X

96

Christian Science and, X 96, 287-88

Minerals:

plants &, can pass through "solids,"

XII 328

Minerva:

as Budea, III 184 fn.

crescent and, III 131

or Divine Wisdom, XIV III

Minerva-Athēnē:

January 3rd sacred to, & Isis, XII 75

Minerva Mundi:

See Hermes Trismegistus

Ministers:

twelve in Gnosticism, XIII 22

Minos (Crete):

cave and, III 465

Miocene Era:

source of human race, XII 28

Miracle(s):

an absurdity, II 119

alleged, result of faith, VI 233-34, 235

Archbishop Seguers definition of, III

276

Buddhist, IX 136

Catholic view of, false, III 281

causes of "divine," same as Sorcery,

XIV 117

Christian ideas on, IX 251

Church and, III 354; VII 25, 27

Church built on timely, X 21

Church holds patent for, II 194

definition, II 474-75

denied, VI 43

do not exist, III 92-93

Europe believes in, III 208

faked, in Ceylon, IV 379, 385

Founders do not believe in, III 61

"grace" &, only Magic, XIV 116

hallucinations and, VII 61

how Occultist regards, XIV 108

hypnotic powers and, X 21-22 fn.

idea of, results in violence, III 136-37

impossible, IV 601 fn.

Lourdes and, II 196, 279

Masters laugh at word, XII 558

misnomer, III 54

Mosaic, & revised Bible, II 183

no, for initiates, V 10 (39)

not a violation of law, I 137

occult phenomena and, IV 84, 359

occultism rejects, I 242; IV 106,

364-65, 464

patristic writers on, protected by de

Mirville, XIV 133

phenomena and, II 70; IX 46-50

post-Christian, & Adepts, XIV 109,

133

result of occult laws, VII 39

seeming, & correlation of forces, III

150-51

seeming, in escaping dangers, VI

139-41

Theosophists do not believe in, II 32,

403, 490; X 131; XI 337

Theosophy can explain, VIII 50 (72),

54 (76)

"true" & "false," XIV 109, 133

an unscientific idea, III 136

of water at Zedadzene, II 126 fn.

See also Phenomena; Psychic

Phenomena

Miracle Club:

of Olcott, I 88

Miriam:

Stada or, IV 362

Mirror(s):

"bewitched," only for some people, 11

435-36

black, made by virgins, II 77

in Buddhist allegory, XIV 451-52

circular, & Chidaka�a, III 414

Eleusinian Mysteries used, XIV

451 fn.

magic, & clairvoyance, IV 356

magic, & Col. Fraser, VI 6-8 in

Thesmophorian mysteries, II 94

visions in, & crystals, IV 180-81

Mirror:

editor of, ignorant of Theosophy, XI

437 fn.

Mirville, Jules Eudes de (1802-1873):

II 60 (66); VII 79

believed in magic, I 139

Comte de Gasparin on, XIII 258

Council of Lateran and, VII 29

defends animal life, VII 24 fn.

destroys own views, VII 23-24

devil of, XII 374

the pious Marquis, XIII 241

rationalized Catholicism, XIV 70-76

a tool of Jesuits, XIV 343

———- Des Esprits . . . :

X 13; XI 450 fn.; XIV 314, 317

Quoted: VII 55, 56; VIII 20 ff.

on Angelology of Saint Paul, XIV

340 & fn.

on Angels of the stars & planets, XIV

336

on animal soul, VII 26 ff., 37, 40-42

& fns., 46-48

on Apollonius' "defeat," XIV 129 fn.

on Astrology, XIV 345 ff., 352

Aurelian in vision of Apollonius, XIV

135-36 fn.

Babinet on ogdoad, XIV 227

Bailly & Lebas quoted by, XIV 345-46

casuistry of Jesuits in, XIV 72-73,

336, 343

Cedrenus and Selden on angels &

planets, XIV 327

Cedrenus on celestial machines, XIV

331

confession of Saint Cyprian, XIV

163-66

on Damis' narrative, XIV 133

defines hallucinations, VII 61-62

describes Mikael, XIV 338

disfigures Pagan symbolism, XIV

70-75, 339-43

distorted Pre-Christian meaning of

terms, XIII 272

on divining wheels, XIII 229; XIV

106

on early Astrology, XIV 348-49

on Egyptian God, XIV 218

on Egyptian magic, VII 105 fn., 107,

109-11, 115-20, 121 fn., 122-24

on "epidemic" of Spiritualism, XIV 71

on etymology of Chemmis, XIII

239-40

on Ferouer as devil, XIV 71 fn.

on Fetishism, VII 215 & fn.

on Fetishism & Teraphim, VII 215

& fn., 222

on forces in space, XIV 225

on Galileo & Pope Urban, XIV 43 fn.

on gods as imposters who eat &

drink, VII 208 q.

on "heathen" deities as Ferouers, XIV

71-72, 321

on "heirloom" of Cain, XIII 239, 241

Hermes on Fall of Man, XIV 332-33

on identity of Archangel Michael &

Mithra, VIII 11-12

invented double sets of Angels, XIV

72, 321, 338

on Jews & sorcery, VII 222

Lacour on heavenly host, XIV 326

Lapide on animals, VII 21

Lapide on 7 branched candlestick,

XIV 329

Le Couturier on Astrology, XIV 352

on magic of Simon, XIV 118-19

"Memoirs of Satan" in, XIV 132, 317

mission of angels acc. to, XIV 111-12,

215-16, 335-36

on Occultists, XIV 43, 343

on oracular heads, VII 220, 222

Pagan rituals & Christian dogmas cp.,

XIV 73-75, 317-19, 321-22, 336, 338

Pentemenoph Papyrus, XIV 347 q.

on Pherecydes, XIII 238

on Pius 5th favoring Astrolatry, XIV

336

on planets, XIV 225 ff.

Popes worship stars, XIV 337

on prescience of Sibyls, XIII 233

quotes texts rejected by Protestants,

XIV 319

reviles Nabathean Saturn, XIV 338-39

on Seven Spirits, X 18, 28-31

on Solar Theology, XIV 319 fn.,

321-22

on souls of animals & view of Saint

Thomas, VII 37

on Star of Magi, IX 211-12 (233-34)

strategem to protect Church, XIV

133-34, 343

Suetonius quoted in, XIV 119

on "Sun," XIV 221, 223, 272, 317-18

on Taro of Enoch, XIV 90

on Theurgic powers of Apollonius,

XIV 132-33

on Venus as 2nd Earth, VIII 15 fn.

on vivisection, VII 15-16

works authorized by Holy See, XIV

132, 343

bibliog., VII 384; IX 444; XIV 554

Mirza, Mr.:

spoke for Muslim section of T.S., IV

91

Mirza, Prince:

Prince Vorontzov and, I 371

Mirza Murad Ali Beg:

See Mitford, Godolphin

Mirzoeff:

Armenian millionaire, II 122

Zoroastrian monastery desecrated by,

II 122

Misery:

how to live beyond, XII 537-38

necessary as pleasure, VIII 167

root of, VIII 127

sometimes agreeable, VIII 167-68

Mishnah:

silent on Jesus & crucifixion,

IV 364

See also Talmud

Mishnah Hagigah:

on Merkabah, XIV 38

Mishnah Nazir:

on Nazarenes, III 451 fn.

part of the Talmud, III 515

Mishnah Sanhedrin:

Jesus lapidated acc. to, XIV 153 fn.

Misl:

division of Sikhs, I 373

Missale Romanum, 1563:

seven Mystery-Names and, X 26 & fn.

Missing Link(s):

discussed, III 38-42

never yet found, II 187

once numerous, X 390

See also Anthropoid; Ape(s);

Darwinism; Evolution; Moneron;

Monkey; Prosimiae

Missionary(ies):

abuse Theosophists, II 362 et seq.

backbiting & fanatical, IV 394

as blasphemers, XI 189

blot upon Christianity, I 379-80

bring vice to pagans, VIII 68 (90)

Buddhist, in Palestine, V 211 fn.

Buddhist, in So. America, II 432

coconut and, V 128

collection of slanders from, III 366

converts give, troubles, IV 203-04

Coulombs and, XI 417

cruelties of, II 441

Dayananda and, II 302

degrade natives & their beliefs, V 120,

315; VIII 177; XI 195

destroy much, III 199, 480

enterprise is largely political, XIII

155-56 & fn.

foment riots & ill feeling, IV 430-31

garrulous & gossiping, IV 196

"genus" of, XI 205

hate Theosophists, VIII 62 (84)

impolite to Grand Lama, III 182

Indian Mutiny caused by, I 433; 1126;

III 69-70, 153

injustice & abuses of, ill 137, 153,

154, 240-41, 439, 490

liars, II 393; IV 107, 606; XI 102-03

lose debates with Buddhist,

Mohottiwatte, II, 139

oblique methods used by, II 378

Olcott and, III 479-83

priests of old and, III 217

real motive of, in India, III 69-70

report on Chinese spirits, XIV 18

ridicule Buddhist works, XIV 424 fn.

schemes of, in India a wretched failure,

II 258, 260, 267 et seq.

service of humanity goal of

Theosophical, VIII 61 (83)

slander Theosophical work, IV

199-200; IX 134, 347 fn. (375 fn.)

slanders & cobra poison, IV 32

Theosophical, aim at ethical

revolution, VIII 65 (86-87)

unfair & sectarian, IV 267-68, 338,

360

unfairly judge Hindu phallicism, XIV

291

work of, in Ceylon, XI 444-45

Mistletoe:

holly &, once used at New Year,

XII 72

Mitchell, Isabel B. (1835-?):

I 406, 417, 418, 419, 434

comes to see H.P.B., I 429

moves to Orange, I 415

Olcott's sister, VI 124 fn.

Mitchell, Dr. Silas W. (1829-1914):

II 190

Mitchison:

on electricity in Negro bodies, III 24

Mitford, Godolphin (?-1883?);

———- "The ‘Elixir of Life’ ":

IV 198, 290, 405, 544; XII 202 fn.;

XIV 53 fn.

H.P.B. on writing of, VII 350 & fn.

haw written, VI 242 fn.-43 fn.

on Initiation as slow death, VI 245-46

on powers for good, VI 246

on rare incarnation of high Adepts,

VI 246

on spiritualizing of man, VI 246

biog., VI 241-44 fn.

Mithra:

Ahura Mazda on, XIV 322

Archangel Mikael cp. to, XIV 322

Bull and, XI 43-44

legend of, II 127-28

number seven and, II 409

Persian Savior, X 279

rites of, & symbolism, XIV 319-20 fn.,

321-22

statue of, & Christian symbols, VIII

24

symbol of spiritually liberated man,

XI 44

Venus and, VIII 22 & fn., 23

Mithraism:

in Rome, VIII 364 (384)

Mithr-As (or Mithr-Az):

cave of, III 455 fn., 464

as mediator, III 464; XIII 300

Mithya (Sk.):

illusion, IV 450

Mitla:

"abode of the dead" in Mezo

America, XIV 280

Humboldt described, II 304

Mitra, Peary Chand (1814-1883):

high praise of, IV 170

on Spiritualism, I 282

a Spiritualist, II 71; VI 96

on supremacy of women in Aryavarta,

XII 270

biog., II 536

Mitra, Dr. R.L. (1824-1891):

great Sanskritist, V 13 (41-42)

on Indian pronunciation of Sanskrit,

VI 80 (89)

———- The Antiquities of Orissa:

on Greek influence in India, V 241,

274

———- Buddha Gaya:

V 13 (4t)

———- Lalitavistara:

a life of the Buddha, II 134

translator of, II 134; V 13 (41)

bio-bibliog., II 536-37; V 378

Mitrovich, Agardi (?-1871):

singer whose life H.P.B. saved, I 9-10

testimony about, from N.A. de

Fadeyev, I 10, 11 fn.

Mitrovich, Teresina:

singer, I 9

Mittra, Pandit Pramada Dasa:

———- . . . Vedantic Conception of

Brahma:

as One Absolute Being, XIII 310 fn.

& q.

———- "Brahma, Ÿ�wara, and Maya":

II 216

Mixture:

in Gnosticism, XIII 22, 28 Table,

29-30, 37

Mlechchha(s) (Sk.):

no Senzar MSS. in hands of, V 33

(62)

Olcott called an unclean, VI 61

relation to Pandavas. V 305 fn.

MlechchhaYavana (Sk.):

an outcast foreigner, XII 176 (186)

Mobeds:

uneducated, II 33

Mochus (or Mochos):

ancient writer, VII 95 fn.

theogony of, XIII 267

Moderatus (50?-100):

on symbols of Pythagoras, XIV 95

Moeh Nuedhat:

name of Zoroaster, III 462

Mogila, Archbishop Peter (1596?-1647):

wrote book of Exorcisms, XIII

240 fn.

bio-bibliog., XIII 397-98

Mohammed:

Druse Bishop's title, III 184

Mohammedans:

A. Ghafur and, I 369 fn., 370-72

mystic sects of, VI 8

See also Mussulmans

Mohini M. Chatterjee:

See Chatterji, Mohini M.

Mohottiwatte. G.:

See Gunananda, Mohottiwatte

Moksha (Sk.):

as bliss or nirvana, X 326, 396

definition, II 510

disembodied soul and, II 398

drugs never lead to, IV 352

Hindu masse; aspire to, II 73

must be won by own merit, XII 161

Nirvana and, VII 51

non-Ego and, VII 179

real only to a pure soul, XIV 411

rooted in non-being, XIV 415-16

sinful people cannot ascend to, II 177

unified with Nirvana, XIV 411

See also Nirvana

Mokshatana Boha-eddin:

See Boha-eddin Mokshatana

Molecular:

force & mediums, III 248

motion, XII 355-57, 359

vibrations analyzed, XII 359, 395-96,

398-400

Molecule(s):

atom informs, XII 412

divided by universal solvent, IV 564

every, mirror of universe, XII 409,

412, 703

figment of illusion, XII 412

geometrical combinations with, XII

412

as imprisoned force, X 387

Kama and, XII 707-08

a manifestation of Universal Energy,

V 172

material & astral, enter plants &

animals, I 362-63 (366-67)

motion of, & radiant matter, IV

223-24

not animated by a psychic something,

V 172

occult interrelations of, & atoms, X

370-71; XII 703-04

as postulate only, IV 211, 217

properties of compound, XIII 89

thrown off by man for benefit of

lower kingdoms, X 186 fn.

See also Atom(.s); Atomic Theory

Moleschott, Jacob (1822-1893):

IV 309; XII 137

cp. with Hylo-Idealists, IX 23. 52

materialism and, VIII 94, 338

Molière, (pseud. of J.-B. Poquelin

1622-1673):

———- Georges Dandin:

comedy on hypocrisy, XII 281

on motto of, IX 37 fn.

———- Tartuffe:

exposure of Spiritualism cp. to

simpletons of, I 38

bibliog., IX 444

Molinos, Miguel de (1640-1697):

other Mystics and, III 229

bio-bibliog., III 515

Molitor, Franz J. (1779-1860):

on Kabalah, XIV 102

learned Hebraist, XIV 102

———- Philosophie der Geschichte:

on Hebrew alphabet, XIV 102

on power of Tetragrammaton, XIV

102

bio-bibliog., XIV 554-55

Molloy, J.F. (1858-1908):

———- A Modern Magician:

reviewed, IX 10-11

bibliog., IX 444

Moloch:

Chium &, as Baal or Bel, XIII 279

cp. with Christian carefree butchery

of animals, VII 14

is Jehovah, IX 42

worship, XIV 192-93

See also Jehovah

Molokans:

Russian jumping sect, III 205

Moma and Momche:

Bulgarian maiden & bachelor, II 148

Mommsen, C.M. Theodor (1817-1903):

V 214

———- Römische Geschichte::

on closing of Mysteries, VII 124

Monachesi, Herbert D.:

Consul de Luca and, I 391 (392)

defines original programme of

Founders, I 133

member of early T.S. Committee, I

246

biog., I 500

Monad(s):

abortion forces rebirth of astral, VII

178

Adept's Will to unite with, XIV 53

atom of science and, V 171

brain and, VIII 339

cannot descend from Devachan, IV

591

Changeless Deity of Kabalah, XIV

212

connected with Higher Self, XII 507

conscious, IV 560

as countless rays, XIV 380

definitions, V 171-73

Deva Kingdom and, V 175

in devachan depends upon essence of

personal ego, V 78; VII 52

Devachan's reality for, lessened by

"personal" experience, V 78

Dhyan-Chohans and, VI 248-49

Duad and, III 318

Duad, Tetrad & Dekad, XIV 412-13

Duad vice-regent of, XIV 213

duads & triads on differentiated

planes, XII 634

Ego & Manas, X 219

ever-concealed, of Platonic doctrine,

XIV 186, 413

first manifestation on objective plane,

XIV 213

five sheaths and, IV 582

furnished by "Seven Breaths," XIV

380

generic term for Egos before

incarnation, XII 629

Gods or, cp. to earthly Egos, XII 629

half-liberated, of somnambule, V 75

human, are incorporeal, VII 188

human, is Spiritual Soul, V 172

Humboldt's, & atom of hornblende, V

172

immortal in this Mahamanvantara,

XII 629

incarnates in every race, V 16 (45)

incarnates on superior planets, V 16

(44)

as incarnating "god," VIII 201 fn.

individuality of, & physical

appearance, V 94

individualized at stage of man-birth,

V 172-73

influences a monad in devachan, V 84

interacting, in man, XII 647-48

intercourse with, is actual yet illusory,

V 79, 80, 82, 88

of Leibnitz, XII 201

man is vehicle of fully developed, X

313

manas as vehicle of, XIV 59 fn.

manifested by incarnating Ego, XII

630

mineral, V 171-75

Monas and, V 171

most subjective entity conceivable, V

93

neither personal nor objective, V 87

new clothing of, & life-atoms,

V 109

not a separate entity going through

the kingdoms, V 172

not separate to Seer, XIII 70

has one state of consciousness in

devachan, V 82-83

our "Father in Heaven," XIV 382

personal ties of, become inert before

new birth, V 93-94

preserves only noble aspects of

previous lives, V 18 (46); VII 52

Principles and, III 406; XII 530-31

diag.

Prometheus and, VIII 367 (386)

prototype, XIV 49, 380, 382

Pythagorean, II 90; VIII 145; X 351,

368

reclothed with same life-atoms, IV

559

recollection of personality derived

from Manas, V 93

remains till end of kalpa, XIV 57 fn.,

386

represented as a Point, XIII 16

reservoir of human, XIV 49, 380, 386

rests in heavenly oasis of Devachan, V

85

Root-Races and, VIII 115 fn.

seven entities and, VIII 286

spirit of a star, XIV 349

as 6th & 7th principles, V 172

three classes of, in Buddhism, V 91

three conditions of, V 74 fn.

no time, space or locality, V 89

"Tree of Life Eternal," XII 632

triune, XII 630

ubiquitous, V 79, 89

Universal Pralaya and, VII 52

upper-arupa region and, V 92

vegetable, V 173

without form, color or weight, V 93

See also Divine Ego; Life-Atoms;

Monad, Spiritual; Parabrahm[an]

Monad, Divine:

of adepts, V 23 (51)

clothed in human forms, IV 186

devoid of qualities, IV 581

as divine Ego, XIV 57 fn., 382

human, irresponsible for 3½ Rounds,

IV 559

human soul ascends with, after death,

VII 188

identical with Parabrahm, V 13 (41)

majestic path of, VII 52

spiritual soul and, V 5

Monad-Ego:

on incarnation of, VII 179

Monad, Spiritual:

astral and, IV 184-86

cyclic rebirth of, IV 549

emanation of One Absolute, IV 185

or Individuality, V 54

Narayana and, IV 336

persistence of, XII 58

Philosopher's stone and, IV 291

second death process and, VI 328

starts each cycle at higher point, VII

52; XII 58

Monadic Essence:

begins to differentiate in vegetable

kingdom, V 173

differs in scale of progression, V 172

Monas:

ep. with 1st Logos, X 320

each atom a manifestation of

Universal, V 172

Monad is not quite the, V 171

Peripatetics use of, V 173

Monasteries:

Theosophical, would benefit world,

VIII 134

true asceticism not gained in, VIII

134

See also names of Monastic orders &

Monasteries

Monasticism:

not a matter of "cowl." XII 277

Tolstoy favored continence not. XII

244-45

Monck, Dr. Frances Ward (ca. 1878):

child-apparition and, I 351

Moner:

may have never existed, II 187

Moneron:

or Bathybius Haeckailis, XIII 212

Darwinists on, XIII 212

once considered seed of human race,

XIII 212

a transfigured Bathybius Haeckelii, IX

92

why not evolved, Vill 35, 36

Money:

evils of, & moneyed classes, XI 152-53

occult sciences and, XI 523 (546)

Theosophical Society and, III 2-3

true occult knowledge and, X 285

Mongolia:

secrets of Gobi Desert of, XIV 18-19,

21

Ssanang-Sstzen's chronicles of, cited,

XIV 21 fn.

Mongolian(s):

as ancestors of Akkadians, XIII 328

Chinese, & Europe, IX 307

race of Scythians, XIII 335

traditional origin of, XIII 329

Mongoloids:

or Fourth root-race, V 216, 222

in Huxley's classification, V 213 fn.

Monier-Williams, Sir Monier (1819-1899):

V 180

belittled Light of Asia, XIII 165-66

on Buddhism, IX 142, 146, 147, 148-49

denied esotericism of Buddha's

teachings, XIII 146; XIV 4

misconceives Buddhism, X 5-6

on mystical Buddhism & Theosophy,

X 4-5

on Patañjali's date, V 193-94

on religion of Zoroaster, III 450

on Yoga, X 7-8

———- Buddhism . . .:

scholarship of author and, XI 205 et

seq.

———- Hinduism . . . . :

VIII 208 q.

———- Indian Wisdom:

V 30 fn. (58 fn.)

on Annamaya, IV 565

Kuthumi and, VI 232

on meaning of Upanishad, IV 579 fn.

on Nirvikalpa, IV 564

———- Mystical Buddhism:

claims no esoteric system in, XI 207

bio-bibliog., XIV 555

bibliog., III 516; V 378; VI 441; VIII

468; XI 583

Moniño, Joseph (fl. 18th C.):

Spanish Ambassador to Rome, IX 311

Monism:

of esoteric philosophy is

transcendental, VIII 334 fn.

Secularistic, & Theosophical, XI 336

Monkey(s):

Adam with a tail, XIII 212

science thinks Man progeny of, XIII

212

Monks:

Buddha's teaching to, on women, IX

148-49

Monorhinae:

definition, II 185

Monotheism:

Christian, idolatrous as Pagan, XII 201

compared to Polytheism, IX 169; XII

199-201; XIV 51, 207 fn., 373

degraded Magianism, III 456 & fn.

of Jesus opposed Moses, XIV 207 fn.

Jewish, a myth, VIII 306-10; XIV 170,

207 fn.

Pantheism veiled under mask of, VII

253

replaced polytheism, XIII 340

rests on abstraction, XII 199

See also God; Polytheism

Monsoon:

H.P.B. on nature of, II 81-82, 441

Montagu, Lord Robert (1825-1902):

———- Recent Events . . . .:

on diabolical scheme of Jesuits, IX

300-01

on Jesuitism in England, IX 300-01

on Roman Catholic Church, IX 293

bio-bibliog., IX 444

Montague, (Mrs. Elizabeth?):

on hypocrisy, XI 2 q.

Montaigne, Michel E. (1533-1592):

———- Essais:

on biting his fingers, XII 277

bibliog., XII 758

Montanus (fl. 2nd C.):

Bishop & heretic, VIII 213 fn.

biog., VIII 468-69

Monte Cavalli:

II 369

Montecchi:

Capuletti &, of 19th C., I 128

Montesquieu, C.L. (1689-1755):

———- Leltres Persanes:

on madness, XIV 467 q.

Montezuma I (1390?-1464?):

II 309

Montfaueon, Bernard de (1655-1741):

———- Antiquity Explained:

on title Suria, III 460-61

bio-bibliog., III 516

Month:

occult meaning of lunar, X 241

The Month:

VII 329 (344)

Monthly Repository (Calcutta):

Ram Roy on religious indoctrination,

III 59 q.

Montyon, Auguste (1733-1820):

prizes of, XI 223 (259)

biog., XI 583

Monument(s):

as abode of a god, XIII 278

Birs-Nimrud, XIII 274 ff.

Drogheda Castle, XIII 272

so-called pagan, XIII 272

temple at Epidaurus, XIII 272

Monumenta Germaniae Historica:

Latin quote from, VII 196 fn.

bibliog., VII 384

Moody, D.L. (1837-1899):

III 135

Moon:

Adepts' views on, V 171

astral substitute for invisible planet,

XII 546

astral-living body relation & Earth-,

XII 549 fn.

ceremonials of sorcerers at new, XII

204

Prof. Deezy on approach of, III 40-41

dual nature of, XIII 23

as "dust-bin," V 134, 330-31; VI 185

Earth &, interchangeable, XI 70

effect on man chiefly Kama-Manasic,

XII 712

four septenaries of, X 241

Fourth Principle of Earth System,

XIV 142

as giver of life, X 244

good energy from bright side of, XII

203-04

greater initiations during Full, XIII 11

H.P.B. on, V 133-34

influences Earth in helpful & lethal

ways, XII 203-04

influences of Sun and, XIV 142-43

light in Druidic practices, XIV 311

"living" painting of, XIV 331 fn.

lunacy & diseases from, XIV 143

lunar body of man and, XIII 23

man from, & science, I 384-85

Metonic Cycle, & Christos, VIII 363

(383)

nocturnal eye of Osiris, X 50 (58)

numerical values connected with, X

53 (60)

orbit is narrowing. XIV 230

pernicious influence of, IV 396-98

Qu-tamy and, VII 230

reflects Earth's passions, XIV 142

relation of, to invisible planet, X 341

Socrates on, XIV 35-36 fn.

as Soma in Puranas, VIII 53 (75)

Soma in Sanskrit, XII 203

sorcerers influenced by dark side of,

XII 204

Sun, Horus & Astarte, XI 96

worshipped in South America, II 316

See also Luna; Lunar Race; Soma

Moor, Edward (1771-1848):

———- Hindoo Pantheon:

X 52 (59-60)

Krishna mistaken for Vishnu in, XIV

286

man crucified in space explained in,

VII 295 fn.

plate of Eastern neophyte in Chrēst

condition, VII 296; XIV 286

on Wittoba, IX 270 & fn.

bio-bibliog., VII 384

bibliog., IX 445; X 425

Moradabad:

Damodar's astral travel from, to

Adyar, VI 69-71

Moral(s):

backsliding Theosophists to be given,

help, XII 591

cancer of denunciation, X 202

charitable work must have, basis, XII

598

courage fires heart of true adept. I

102

courage lacking in this age, XII 139

courage required to face criticism, III

220

crime of abortion, V 108; VII 178-79,

182

fluctuation of, XII 45-46

fog of vicious exhalations hanging

over us, II 399

group work fosters, advancement, VII

160-61

influence of bad company, II 398

law of nature, VII 207-08

mediumship ends in, ruin, XII 560

only, nature will take one to

immortality, XII 632

paradoxes of human, X 102-03

regeneration of cultured but degraded

classes, XII 5-6

strength unknown until tried, IV 611

taint is transmissible, II 398

today's, cp. with those of older days,

XII 42-43

torture of higher courts of law, XII

43

See also Ethics; Virtue(s)

Morality:

Affected by magic numerals, XIV

60-61

altruistic, not limited to physical

plane, V 339

is assimilation to Universal Law, V

341

of atheist & theist cp., IV 498-99

Buddhist or Adwaitee, is best, V

336-37

Churches sapped, VIII 277

as cooperation with universal purpose,

V 336-37

definition, V 341

esoteric knowledge disastrous without,

XIV 45, 309 & fn., 310

exoteric religions and, V 335-36

first principle of strong, XIV 251

godly, based on reward & punishment

is selfish, V 335-36

high, & holiness needed to practice

Magic, XII 559-60

Laws of, can never be violated by

Mahatmas, V 339

Mahatma is one with, of Great

Nature, V 339

of man can sink much lower than

animal, XI 137

must replace egotism, VIII 55 (77), 64

(86)

Mysteries cultured, XIV 250 fn., 256,

274, 276

needed for soul development, XIII

357

obedience to universal law of, is true

religion, V 341

oneness best realized by means of, V

337

only way to happiness is through, V

341

planetary Gods source of, XIV 345

root of true, V 336-38, 341

Secret Doctrine unified by, XIV 289

of selfish theist, IV 497-99

selfless, can overcome material

Karma, V 338

of this age false, XIII 84

transforms intellectual knowing into

true wisdom, V 337

true, acts only in unison with Nature,

V 337-38

of world affected by each person, IX

3

Moravian Brothers:

glossary of, VI 277

More, Hannah (1745-1835):

———- Daniel. A Sacred Drama:

on truth, IX 30 q.

bio-bibliog., IX 445

More, Henry (1614-1687):

abused by Th. Vaughan, IV 41

H.P.B.'s note on, XIII 225 fn.

helped with Isis Unveiled, II 342; IX

178

letter to Glanville, XIII 225

sidereal phantom of, XIII 225

bio-bibliog., IV 658-61

More, Robert:

an Initiate, II 342

Moreri, Louis (1643-1680):

on de Cusa, XIV 378 fn.

bio-bibliog., XIV 555

Morgagni, Giovanni B. (1682-1771):

———- De sedibus . . .:

on pineal gland, XII 619

bio-bibliog., XII 758

Morgan, J.J. Marie de (1857-1924):

III 93

Morgan, Gen. Henry Rhodes:

article on Kiddle, VI 1, 2

Coulombs and, XI 388

H.P.B. and, V 129

letter to, a forgery, VI 312

on phenomenon of broken China tray,

VI 418-19

phenomena of H.P.B. and, VI 59 fn.,

63 fn.

———- Reply to a Report . . . by JD.B.

Gribble . . . :

VI xl

Morison, James A.C. (1832-1888):

on God, VIII 6

on religion, IX 71

bio-bibliog., VIII 469

Moriya-Nagara (India):

town founded by Buddha's relatives,

VI 41

Morley, H. (1822-1894):

The Life of H.C Agrippa . . .:

Agrippa on after-death states, IV

594-95

bibliog., IV 661

Mormons:

blind leaders of, XII 257

Morning Post:

on electricity disasters in early period,

XII 111

on Sister Rose Gertrude, XII 112

Morphōmata (Gk.):

shining likenesses or teraphim, VII

231

Morphy, Paul (1837-1884):

marvellous chess player, 1 325

Morsier, Èmilie de:

V 1

Secretary of Paris T.S., VII 334 fn.

Mortification:

in moral sense, XIV 307 fn.

Morya:

answers "J.K.", IV 42-43

borrows $100 from Olcott, I 429

brings orders to found Society, I 73

dissatisfied, I 412

forbids H.P.B. to help Mrs. Holmes, I

120

gives H.P.B. money, I 412, 423

H.P.B. & H.S.O.'s Master, IV 524

H.P.B.'s phenomena and, I 73

Jesus considered one of greatest

Adepts by, VIII 402

Kingsford admired by, V 124

letters to Hartmann, VIII 444 et seq.

on London Lodge, V 330 fn.

note to W.H. Terry, V 11 fn.

on "orders" or advice from, V 330 fn.

outlines S.D. for H.P.B., XIV 470

on painting of, VIII 399-400

praises W.Q. Judge, VIII 448

protects Prince Wittgenstein, IV

354-55

reads fortunes in cards, I 421

"Sahib" probably is, I 414

Subba Row and, V 133

talks with Judge, Wimbridge &

Olcott, I 430

visits the Founders, 11 83

See also Adept(s); Masters

Moryas:

chiefs of Nagara, V 248

Chohans of Ka�yapa's lamasery and,

V 246 fn.

dynasty of, V 246 fn., 258

are Kshatriyas, VI 41

Puranas on the, VI 40-42

Mosaic Law:

or Bible unknown to West, XIV 191,

193-94

false claims on date of, XIV 240

few scrolls of, remain, XIV 182

from Egyptian sources, XIV 172 fn.,

197

not to be taken literally, XIV 197

true, kept secret, XIV 182 & fn.

Moscow:

heart of Russia, II 357

old book of Baronius printed in, XI

360

Moscow Gazette [Moskovskiya

Vedomosty]:

III 122, 163, 201; VI 138

Bensenger report on Singhalese, VI

139

calls for Jewish support of Russian

army, I 263

on growth of boy to manhood in 6

years, VI 115

H.P.B's letter on Katkov, XIII 359-61

H.P.B.'s stories on India and, II 161;

III 82 fn.

"Letters to the Motherland" of H.P.B.

in, XIII 210

Turgenyev and, II 360-61

bibliog., VI 450-51

Moses:

alleged author of Genesis, III -15; XIV

172

angels mentioned by, XIV 328

Books of, cp. with real teachings of,

XIV 11 fn., 172-75

Books of, need occult key, XIV 12,

42-43, 65 fn.

brazen serpent of', XII 373

"children of men" and, XIV 121

died after initiating Joshua, IV

100-01, 265; XIV 263-64

earth & water make a Soul Says, XIV

242

exile & solitary death of, XIV 278

given key geometric figure, XIV 95-96

on God of the living, XIV 58

no Hebrew in days of, XIV 172

horns of, III 131

an Initiate, XIV 68-69, 172, 175 fn.,

182 fn., 193, 195 fn., 242

initiated by Jethro, XIV 175 fn.

initiated in Egypt, I 110

initiated 70 Elders, XIV 43

initiates of Eastern School know true,

VII 263

Jehovah &, same, XIV 208

Kabala and, XIII 353-54

laws of, basis of modern laws, XII

266-67

laws of, & Talmudic laws, XII 272

line of Kings preceding, XIII 232 fn.

Magical Books of, mention Uriel, X

16

meaning of Genesis in days of, XIV

67, 157, 172, 328

met Divine Self on Mt. Sinai, XIV 69

miracles of, XIII 237

the murderer, a Christian "Yogi," III

27

mystery language of, VII 254, 262 fn.

name of Jewish exoteric God, XIII

101 fn.

narrates his own death & burial, IV

523; XIV 177

no, before Kabalist Ezra, XIII 102 fn.

numerical symbolism used by, XIV

65 fn., 69, 172

original writings of, lost or disfigured,

VII 254, 263

Pentateuch during time of, XIV 172,

177

Pharaoh and, XII 200

pre-Mosaic relics tell legend of, XIV

72

prohibition of, against magic, VII 223

Promised Land never reached, XIV

193 fn.

responsible for Jehovah myth, I 110

"reveiled" the teaching, XIII 99 fn.

Sargon prototype of, XIII 266 fn.,

280 & fn.

Square of INRI and, XIV 158

triple adaptation of Books of, VII 255

uses alchemical language, XI 44

veiled his Pentateuch, XIV 69, 172,

177

See also Book of the Law of Moses;

Pentateuch

Moses ben Shem Tob de Leon:

See Moses de Leon

Moses de Leon (1250-1305):

accused by enemies, XI 29-31

editor, not forger of Zohar, XIV 171

influenced by Syrian & Chaldean

scribes, XIV 171

on interpolation made by, XIV 171

on Kabalah of, VII 259

Kabalah of, not authentic, VIII 215;

IX 348 fn. (376 fn.)

Zohar of, cp, to Book of Numbers,

XI 244 (280-81), 525-26 (548-49)

———- Ha'Nephesh ha-žakamah:

dissertation on the soul, VII 270

or "The Soul of Wisdom," XI 30

———- Sepher has-sodoth:

or "Book of Secrets," XI 30

bio-bibliog., VII 270

Moses, William Stainton (1839-1892):

beliefs of, discussed, III 272 et seq.

Buddhists respond to book review by,

VI 94

challenges from, I 302 et seq.

editor of Light, I 435; XII 294 fn.

founder of Soc. for Psychical

Research, XII 294 fn.

friend of T.S. Founders, I 435; III

271; IV 588

H.P.B. & Brothers criticized by, IV

273 et seq.

H.P.B. advises, V 345-50

"Imperator +" and, III 394-95

or "M.A. Oxon," IV 353; V 345; XII

294 fn.

on mediumistic manifestations, IV

583-88

not an occultist, IV 589

on, review of Buddha & Early

Buddhists, III 396-99

on Spiritualism in Buddhism, III 396-97

as Spiritualist, III 475

on T.S. antagonism for Spiritualism,

III 391

T.S. member, XII 294 fn.

writes to Maloney (H.S.O.), I 407

———- Psychography:

IV 588

———- Spirit Identity:

IV 588

———- Visions:

Olcott on, IX 178

reviewed, IX 176-78

———- "Soul and Spirit":

I 291

bio-bibliog., I 500-01

bibliog., IV 661

Mosheim, J.L. von (1684?-1775):

on derivation of Rosy Cross, I 105

describes many "heresies," XIV 112

on Zohar XI 526 (548)

———- Institutes of Ecclesiastical

History ...:

on Ammonius, XIV 306-07

on Cerinthus, XIV 112

on Simon Magus, XIV 109-10

biog., I 501 bibliog., XIV 555-56

Moskvitinoff, Barbara:

queries on knowledge & service, XI

103-04

Moslem(s):

philosopher has 2 eternities, V 76

say Jesus a Prophet, XIV 108

See also Islam; Nlohammedans

Moslem Friend:

on Christian attacks, IV 434

Mother:

abortion shortens life of, V 107-08

Barbēlō as, in Gnosticism, XIII 24-25

care for young children right of the, X 83

Egyptian first, origin of Eve, XIV 203

Father force and, XIII 352

in Gnostic teaching, XIV 205

imagination affects foetus, X 218

immaculate, & manifested universe, IX

64-65

Initiates all born of a virgin, XIV 139-40

of Jesus, XIII 22, 24

matter as productive, X 355

symbolized by Space, XIV 202, 205,

243-44

Third Logos and, X 397

Virgin-, X 359

Mother-Father:

meaning of seven-skinned, X 304

Mother, the Woman Clothed with the

Sun:

VIII 290 fn.

Mother-Thoughts:

Cahagnet and, III 61-63

Motherland:

H.P.B. dedicates story to, XIII 209

Mothers, Three:

as 1st Properties of Nature, IX 290

& fn.

Motion:

Absolute, differs from, on Earth, XI

340

of celestial spheres, XIV 330-31

Duration & One Universal Law, IV

291

Duration & Space, IV 220

energies as, in Ether, IV 221

eternal, is dark fire, X 375

everything subject to, XII 356

first law of, III 408

force & matter, IX 14-15

in gravitational theory, XIV 229-30

as Great Breath, XII 139, 355-56

& fn.

Kosmic-, & Sound, XII 355

one of 7 Sons of Fohat, XII 620

on perpetual, VI 10 fn., 13

perpetual ace. to Science, XIV 229

perpetual, or Breath, XIV 236-37, 419

Pralaya and, IX 74 & fn.

psychic, & Swara, XII 354-57

space & time, XII 414

Spiritual Soul & Eternal, IV 220

velocity of, mass & energy, IV 316

viewed by science & Occultism as Life

Principle, XII 133-40, 355-56

Motive:

danger of impure, XIV 309 & fn,

determines nature of magic, IX 156

love should be, for all acts, XIII 168

Motto:

of every Initiate, IV 100

Motwani, Kewal:

———- Col. H.S. Olcott . . .:

III 13 fn.

bibliog., III 516

Mouchards:

VII 78

Mounds:

antiquity & symbolism of, II 314-15,

316-17, 323, 325, 329-30

or cromlechs near Bangalore, II 324

See also Huacas; Pyramids

Mountain:

of Light image, XIV 20

secret meaning of height of Snowy,

VI 97, 101

spirits of China, XIV 18

Mousseaux, Gougenot des:

See Gougenot des Mousseaux, H.R.

Movers, Franz Carl (1806-1856):

on Fire pillars, XIII 353

-on light of lab, XIV 272 fn.

Mozart, W.A. (1756-1791):

———- Requiem:

written for himself, VI 344-46

Mozumdar, Rev. Protap Chundee:

Brahmo Samaj preacher, III 55

Mudra(s) (Sk.):

definitions, II 119

power of Unumani, II 470

Muhsin-Fani:

———- Dabistan:

millenniums earlier than Avesta, IV

507-08

on religions as offshoots of

Magianism, IV 514-15

bibliog., I V 661

Muir, John (1810-1882):

on Sumangala, II 138

———- Original Sanskrit Texts . . .:

on Yavanas & Vrishalas, V 307-08

& fn.

bibliog., V 378

Mukhtar Pasha, Ahmed (1832-1919):

lies of, I 258

Mukta (Sk.):

cp. with Baddha, III 326

definition, III 423

Mukti (Sk.):

bhuts and, VI 169

definition, II 118

goal of every aspirant, VI 242-43

knowledge & morality lead to, V 337

See also Moksha; Nirvana

Mulabandha (Sk.):

effect of, posture, II 465

Muladhara (Sk.):

as center of force, IV 165

See also Chakra(s)

Mula-Kurumbas (Sk.):

on Nilgiri hill tribe, XIV 556

sorcerers of Nilgiri, XIV 29, 105

Mulaprakriti (Sk.):

Aditi of Vedas, X 305

Aka�a potential form of, XIII 67-68

aspect or veil of Parabrahman, VIII

119, 368 (388); X 303, 336; XI

490-91

is Brahma, VI 141-42

cp. to Shekhinah, XIV 87

Crookes and, V 148

definitions, VI 141-42, 179

eternal root of all. XI V 234

Logos and, IX 16

Logos &, at beginning of Manvantara,

XI 484

Logos &, dual yet One, VIII 304,

334 fn.; IX 16

manvantaric aspect of, &

Parabrahman, XII 710

material to the Logos, VIII 325

Prakriti and, IV 581-82

three states of differentiation, V 173

undifferentiated cosmic matter, IV

580, 582; VI 141

the Word and, XI 487-88

See also Aditi; Cosmos; Prakriti; Root

Substance

Mule:

reproduction and, V 112

Mullahs:

England and, 11 271

Müller, Carl:

painting by, rf., VIII 290 fn.

Müller, E.:

———- Der Sohar and Seine Lehre:

VII 271

bibliog., VII 384

Müller, F. Max (1823-1900):

II 104; V 204, 205, 206, 209 q., 223,

257; VI 78 (87), 158; XIV 362

Anugita and, X 338

on common ancestry of Indian &

Englishman, XII 294

on Confucius & gods, XIII 357

desecrates Vedas, XIII 109-10, 314-17

on difficulty translating atman, VI

83-84 (92)

no esoteric Sanskrit literature

according to, XIV 3-4, 6, 446

on four Sruti and, V 178-79

on Gupta-Vidya, XIII 146

H.P.B.'s critique of, XIII 104-10

ignorant of esoteric philosophy, IX

141

inconsistent view on Nirvana, XIV

416 fn,

on magic, XIII 339

Mahavan�a and, VI 41

mistaken views of, XIV 446

on mother of all languages, V 198

parody of ¬ig-Veda by, XIII 106

praised T.S. for translation of Sanskrit

works, XII 299

on religion, XIII 296, 300

on Saint Josaphat, 11 134 fn.

Sanskrit and, V 178-79

spelling of Indian terms, I 250

on Sutra period, V 196

on Theosophists, XIII 146

on Theosophy, XIII 104

on third faculty of man, XIII 346

on what a thing is & is not, II 311

on writing & Panini, V 237

———- Chips front a German

Workshop:

on Aryan migrations, II 209

on A�oka's inscriptions, IV 26

on Brahman & divine Self, XIV

259-60 fn.

on historical character of Buddha, IV

25 fn.

on India as birthplace of

mathematics, XIV 360

on moral code of Buddha, II 133

on Parsecs, IV 529

on prayer, XIV 20

on Vedas & their age, II 34, 52, 112 et

seq.

on William Jones & Vedas, I 239

———--- A History of Ancient Sanskrit

Literature:

V 202, 206, 207, 209, 210, 223,

242 fn., 272; XIII 314-15 fn.

on Alexander's conquest of India, V

233

on Buddha's birth, V 256

on Buddha's prophecies, V 253

on Ceylonese & Buddhist chronology,

V 229, 249-52, 254

on Code of Manu, V 308-09

on exaltation of "Ka," XIV 446

on location of Palibothra, XIII 342

& fn.

mistaken ideas in, XIII 314-17

on Pan�u's wives, V 305 fn.

on Panini & art of Writing, XIII 314

on Panini, tradition & writing, V 295,

296

———- Introduction to the Science of

Religion:

IX 212 fn. (234 fn.)

on Aztec Julio, II 171, 173

on Buddhism & Confucianism, XIII

168

Castrén on Tchuvashes' exorcism, II

178

on childhood notions of early man, II

114

on faculty above reason, II 179

Medhurst on Chinese spirits, II 176-77

on spirit, breath or ghost. II 171, 173

on Wilford's Brahmanieal errors, XIII

259

on worship of spirits, II 169

——— Languages of the Seat of War in

the East:

on Turanians, XIII 329, 333

———- Lectures on the Science of

Language:

on Aphrodite, VIII 19

———- Sacred Books of the East [ed.]:

Shankara on Parabrahman, XIV 393 fn.

Vedanta Sutras quoted in, XIII 163-64

——— Sahitya Grantha [tr.]:

hiranya and, II 285 fn.

bio-bibliog., V 378-79

bibliog., 1 502; II 537; IV 661; VI 424;

VIII 469; I X 445

Müller, George (1805-1898):

prayer as unconscious magic and,

XIV 116

bibliog., XIV 556

bio-bibliog., XIII 398

Müller, Johann (or Regiomontanus)

(1436-1476):

valued astrology, XIV 334

Mulliss, William M. (1877-1932):

interview with Annie Besant, XIV xxxi-ii

bio-bibliog., XIV 556-57

Mummy(ies):

astral soul and, III 282-83

burial, XIV 288

-Christ of Egypt, VIII 188 fn.

Egyptian dirge and, X 208, 213 fn.

exit of soul and, VII 113

made to move, VII 95

& resurrection from the dead, VIII

188 fn.

taxed, VII 106

throw off atoms, IV 559: V 109

Mun�aka Upanishad:

on Brahman, VIII 97

on O~ü, Self & Brahman. XIII 74

on the "Undecaying," IV' 337

bibliog., IV 661; VIII 414

Munk, Salomon (1803-1867):

IX 348 fn. (376 fn.)

on authorship of Zohar, XIV 171

on Vulgate Genesis, XIV 216

——— Mélanges de philosophie juive et

arabe:

on Kabbaiah, VIII 216, 238

bio-bibliog., VIII 469-70

bibliog., XIV 557

Münter, Friedrich (1761-1830):

——— On the Most Ancient

Religion . . .:

on rites of Norse Valas, XIV 23 & fn.

bio-bibliog., XIV 557-58

Muntra Wallahs:

Mohammedan sect, VI 6

Murchison, Sir Roderick (1792-1871):

corresponded with H.P.B.'s

grandmother, VII 304-05 fn.

Murder:

as a profession, XIII 187 & fn.

abortion is, V 107-08

great obstacle to initiation, IX 305

by means of black arts, VII 223-24

religion and, III 27, 248-49

Murderers:

"safe in the arms of Jesus," II 437

See also Jack the Ripper

Murray, Mrs.:

Theosophical Society and, II 496

(503)

Murray, Sir Robert (?-1673):

on "barnacle goose," VII 82 & fn.

biog., VII 384-85

Murugessa, M.P.:

Rev. J. Cook and, IV 69-70

Freethought Union and, IV 156-57

Muscles:

electricity and, III 22-23

Le Musée des sciences:

XIV 352 q.

Muses:

or Greek nymphs of the poets, XII

148-49

Music:

Aryan, VII 263

Sanskrit as, notation, XIV 196 & fn.

Music of the Spheres:

or Harmony, XII 55

Musical Notes:

chromatic scale, XII 621

correspondence of, with colors,

metals, etc., XII 532-33 diag., 562

Hebrew letters as, VII 263

Musical Scale:

Shadja and, IV 166

Musset, Alfred de (1810-1857):

———- Rolla:

verse to Voltaire quoted, 11 159 & fn.,

537

bibliog., II 537

Mussulmans:

prophesy about, I 374

secret societies among, & Abdul

Ghafur, I 370

See also Islam; Mohammedans;

Moslem(s)

Mut-em-ua, Queen (17th Dynasty):

Virgin-Mother of Amenhotep the 3rd,

VIII 359 (376)

Muth:

Egyptian cognomen of Venus, XIV 155

glyph has double meaning, XIV 156

as Isis, XIV 155

Myalba [Tib. dMyal-ba]:

state of Avîchi on earth, XII 637-38

Mycenae:

Pelasgi and, V 164

treasures arouse cupidity, XIV 21

Myer, Isaac (1836-1902):

——— Qabbalah . . .:

account of sources, XIV 171 fn. rf.

as masterpiece & boon, XI 33

on Moses as "Red-skinned," XIII

101-02 fn.

reviewed, XI 21-33

turned down by timid publishers, XI

31-32

valuable & rare work, VII 271

Zohar, XIV 38 q.

bibliog., XI 583

Myers, Frederick W.H. (1843-1901):

IV 286

on Devachan, V 141-42, 263

experiments of, & introversion of

mental vision, VI 135-38

inquiries of, on Esoteric Buddhism, V

139-42

Replies to an English FTS. written

for, V 129-38; VI 134-35

Replies to, and S.D., V 138

on Sankara's date, V 141

T.S. member for three years, VII 319, 332

writes to Ionian TS., V 358

——— Phantasms of the Living:

an excellent soporific, VIII 41

bio-bibliog., V 263-64, 379

bibliog, VIII 470

Mylitta:

the Assyrian Venus, XI 97

Mystae (Gk.):

Egyptian dirge chanted over,

X 213 fn.

Epilogue for, as "Soul

transformation," XIV 304

Epoptai and, XII 532

from Mystes or "veiled," XI 88

originated modern Masonry, XI 88,

172 (180)

Mystagogos (Gk.):

definition, XI 172 (180)

Initiates of highest mysteries, XI 172

(180)

Mystai (Gk.):

See Mystae

Mysteries:

Acanthus used in, X 90

active today, VIII 204 fn.

of Adept's body, XIV 53

Alesia, last European stronghold of.

XIV 294-95

anastasis or last act of, XIV 304

Ancient, Foundation-stone, XIII

266-67

ancient, & Spiritualists, I 118

on antiquity of, XIV 246, 249-56,

259, 269-70, 274, 279

appreciated rarely, XIV 26, 250

Aryan, foundation of Great Pyramid,

XIV 157 fn.

ass & swine in the, XIII 26

both sexes partook in, XIV 275

brought from India by Orpheus, V

305

building cities & symbolism of, XIII

100 fn.

Bull or Taurus symbolism in Mithraic,

XIII 23

carried by Atlanteans into Americas,

XIV 279-80

chief object of, XIV 276

Christian, influenced by Archaic, XIV

268. 308

Christian, Simon & Manes, XIV 116

Church ceremonies copied from

pagan, II 164

Church, same as those of Brahmanas,

VIII 370 (390)

circle dance of, XIV 316

codified all civilizations, XIV 250 fn.,

269

of "continuous existence," XIV 53-54

cross and, XIV 151-52

cultured altruism, XIV 256

date from time of "Great War," XIII

260

of Demeter & Ceres, XIV 164 & fn.

derived from 7 planets & Sun, XIV

142, 332

dirge chanted in, X 213 fn.

disappearance coincided with

Alexander, XIV 294

disdained by modern science, XIV 5

earliest, in Samothrace, XIV 274

of Eastern Scriptures, XIV 45,

74-75 fn., 167-68, 260-62

Egyptian, & Christian idea of

Paradise, XII 627

in Egyptian rites, XIII 23, 26, 29

of Elcusinia & Agrae, XIV 270, 274

end of European, & Messengers to

West, XII 120

Esoteric philosophy known to

compilers of Christian, IX 270

of ever-concealed Deity, XIV 249-50

forstalled brutality in men, XIV

250-51

Fourth Root Race profaned, XIV 86,

246, 251

geometrical symbolism and, IX 270

Gnostic records of, VIII 210

Gospels and, VIII 179 fn.

gradation of, XIV 275-76

greater secrets of, XIV 7, 13-16, 40,

84, 123, 142, 249-51, 254-56, 270,

290, 294

Grecian derived from Indian, XIV

123 fn., 254, 256, 269-70, 308

heirloom of archaic wisdom, XI 85 et

seq.

of Hermaphrodite, XIV 83, 290

Hermes & Indian, XIII 99 fn.

Hierophants & ancient, XII 15-16

of initiation are allegorical, XIV 142,

249, 260 ff., 304

of Initiation experienced by all

Adepts, XIV 139

Inner, & Esoteric canon. XIV 12, 257

as Interior communion, XIV 276

Jesus & Pagan, XIV 147-48

Jesus taught, XIV 162

Jews veiled, XIV 62

of Kabalah, XIV 37-38, 74, 167-68,

220-45

Katharsis of, XIV 275

Keys to the Hebrew-Egyptian, XIV 40

& fn., 102, 157-59, 168

King Initiates established, in Atlantis

XIV 246, 250 fn.

of Kingdom of God, V 333-34

of kingdom of heaven, VIII 271

of Kurukshetra rite, XIV 74-75 fn.

language, XIII 153-54, 316

last Theophany of, XIV 276

on Lesser & Greater. XI 220 (256),

237 (273), 493-94; XIV 274, 279

Masonic Rite confused chronology of,

XIV 264

Masonry reestablished Temple, XIV

168, 250-51, 264

de Mirville & Dollinger on, VII 122

Mithraic, & "Star Rites," XIV

319-20 fn.

mixed with fables & fiction, I 105

Mystae and, XIV 277, 304

name of septenary host, XIII 127

Nazarenes initiated into, III 451 fn.

in New Testament, VIII 210 fn.

no, in Satya Yuga, XIV 248-49, 290,

294

not divulged, III 337

numbers & geometry Key to, XIV

62-63, 112 & fn.

in occult arcana, XIII 215, 260

once most sacred institution, XIV 12,

36, 250 & fn., 251-57

one object & subject of, XIII 40, 259

ordeals in, III 252

origin of, IV 515 fn.

on Orphic, XIV 308

Pagan ace. to Jewett, XIV 15

Pagan, & Jesus' title, VIII 187

Pagan, & verse in Matthew, XIV

147-48

Paul & Clement initiated into, XIV

43, 114, 123, 274-75

performed in Pyramids, XIV 24 fn.,

297

Philo on, VII 123

Plato on, XIV 7, 15-16, 256, 276

Proclus on, XIV 277, 308

profanation of, X 107; XI 85-88, 91;

XIV 40-41, 81, 84, 246, 249-51, 270,

279, 294-99, 304

punishment of those who transgress,

XIV 84-85, 222 & fn.

of Rasa Mandala, XIV 316 & fn., 332

reasons for, XIV 47 ff., 83-84, 246,

249-52, 254-57, 276

recollection of, depends on purity,

XIV 52, 249

religious, & keys to them, VIII 207

resisted left-hand adepts, XIV 251

revelation did not die with, XIV 269

sacramental formula and, IX 279-80

sacred Egyptian formulary and, XLV

125

sacred rites of the Epopteia, XIV 123,

276-77

sacrificial, & Pandu, V 300

of Samothrace, I 141

Scorpio symbol of, VIII 202

secret annals of Occult, XIV 36 & fn.,

84, 142, 251, 290-91

selfishness leads to need for, XIV

249-51

seven, of wisdom, VIII 157

of Seven Planets, XIV 88, 142, 316

seven-fold, of initiation, V 305

silent for ages, VIII 205

Solar, XIV 142, 221, 260 ff., 319-20

& fns., 332-33

of Spiritual rebirth, XIV 57 & fn.,

304

successors to the, VIII 205

superhuman origins of, XIV 256-57

symbol of animals in, XIV 83-84

of Syrians & Phoenicians, XIV 274

terms used in, XI 171-73 (179-80)

theatrical, revived, IV 327

those refused entry into, VII 122

three & four days in, XI 499

of transferences, XIV 371

true, never publicized, XIV 270

unapproached by science,

XII 135

universal language in, XIII 153

Universal, of man & Divine, XIII 55,

153

use of stone tablets during, XIV 124,

126

veiled in symbols, VIII 178

will be proclaimed, VIII 370 (389)

Wisdom Religion based on, XIV 143

withdrawal from body during great, II

10 (21)

of Yavah-Aleim, XIV 181

See also Eleusinian Mysteries;

Epoptēs; Initiates; Initiations)

Mysteries, Gnostic:

of Dodecahedron, XIII 71

of dual Manas, XIII 65

First & Ineffable, XIII 54

First & Last, XIII 7-9, 29, 37-32, 36

First Precept of First, XIII 35

Four-&Twentieth, XIII 7-8, 22, 31

of Gnosticism, XIII 21-30 ff., 37-40

great, of Gnosis, XIII 40

of Intercourse opposed by IEU, XIII

34, 37

Key to, of Syzygies, XIII 72 fn.

of Light, XIII 34

Names, XIII 33

of Numbers & Initiations, XIII 306

of Osirified, XIII 76

of Salvation, XIII 47

of series, XIII 73-74

of thirteenth Aeōn, XIII 38

of three Triple Powers, XIII 32-33

Words on Vesture, XIII 31

Mystery:

consciously tasted, VIII 168

future is greatest, VIII 371 (391)

of life, VIII 170, 241-42

Mystery Language:

is allegorical & symbolical, XIII 153-54

Ammonius Saccas and, XI 236 (272)

esoteric meaning of texts and, VIII

355 (372)

essential for study of Occultism, XI

235-37 (272-73)

Gospels and, VIII 210 & fn.

H.P.B. taught, XIII 154

international tongue, IX 65; XIII 153

lost by Church, IX 206 fn. (228 fn.)

MSS. on key to, VIII 211

numerical value of letters and, XI 237

(273)

Scriptures and, VIII 180, 212

Mystery Names:

Adepts never reveal their, X 126

Bonggren article on 7, rf., X 32

Cardinal Albizzi and, X 28

are magical potencies, X 19, 26

Missale Romanum of 1563 and, X 26

& fn.

of the Triple Powers, XIII 33

open Door to Hall of Truth, XIII 76

are permutations of The Ineffable,

XIII 41

Sabian, of the seven gods, X 26 & fn.

"Sepharial" on, rf., X 32

substitutes for, X 20 et seq.

See also Mysteries, Gnostic

Mystery-Numbers:

ciphers used as blinds in, XI 499

Mystēs (Gk.):

became Seers, II 89-90

See also Mystae

Mystic(s):

on achieving state of, XIV 51-52

allegorically one with Trinity, XIV 111

bogus opportunities offered to, XI

304-05

can become Adept, XIV 55

characters of Kabalah dangerous, XIV

60

Ecstacy obtained by, XIV 54

first, taught by Divine Instructors,

XIV 47

five, powers, XIII 32

life of all Initiates similar, XIV

139-40, 142

literature on inner God, XIV 54

mediaeval, & Kabalah, XIV 168-69

natural, chosen for chelas, IV 607

nomenclature of the, II 215

Pythagoras & Plato were, XIV 15, 63

reason for secretiveness, XIV 6

same, philosophy of all Adepts, XIV

130-31, 139

secrecy in vows of, XIII 263

Simon Magus a, XIV 110

suspicions of some Christian, XIV

197

Theosophy and, XII 303

today's, cp. to Middle Ages, XIV 63

true, rarely born, II 443

words addressed to, on crisis, XI 119

(132-33)

Mysticism:

forcing its way into science, II 418

Jowett on "Pagan," XIV 15

lore of gems & crystals and, XII 382

not criticism, XIV 14

Oriental, and Ist Object of T.S., XII

304

Oriental, influenced Plato &

Pythagoras, XIV 15

origin of, in Eastern occult

philosophy, III 382

practical, of Druse system, III 180-81

as reflection of a central doctrine, III

382

struggle of, with materialism, XI 117

(131); XII 2

veil of translucency hiding Truth, XI

117 (131)

See also Esotericism

Myth(s):

Creuzer finds keys in, XIII 227-28

as defined by ancients, XIII 226

Egyptian & Hindu, similar, VI 170

of emasculation, XIII 31 fn.

mythology and, II 113 et seq.

as personifications of cosmic Powers,

XIV 241

pervades religion, II 171

perversion of, XIII 298

poetical, revived, IV 327

of primeval man, XIII 59, 298

¬ig-Veda & origins of, XIV 241

Solar, VIII 13

See also Gods; Goddess(es); Isis &

other deities

Mythology(ies):

ancient, perverted by Christianity,

XIII 298

foundation stones of religions, XIV

241

on sun-gods & music, VII 67

three aspects of Heroic, XIV 91

Vedic influence on Chaldaean, XIV 91

& fn., 200-01

vital spirit behind, III 105

will never die out, XIII 298