‘Nature’s Finer Forces,’ — referred to, 491, 492, 497, 498.

Nature-Spirits, 236, 336, 567.

Nazarenes, 87, 122, 149, 150.

Nazars, — or Theurgists, 124, 382.

Nebuchadnezzar, — an Initiate, 86.

Nebular Theory, 91.

Neith, — the Heavenly Virgin, 343.

Neophyte, Twelve labours of —, 42;

Trials of —, 293.

Neo-Platonic School, 11, 303, 307, 308, 310, 311, 312, 313.

‘Neo-Platonism,’ — quoted, 303, 304.

Neo-Platonists, 3, 9, 10, 11, 303, 307, 309, 313.

Neptune, Place of — in Astronomy, 217, 563.

Nerve, — Force, 507, 508;

— Vibrations, 509.

New Testament, 52, 112, 122, 138, 175;

Age of —, 273.

Newton, — quoted, 31, 172, 220.

Nicodemus, — mentioned, 65.

Nidanas, 248, 414, 540, 544, 550, 586, 587, 588.

Nihil, — the Divine Principle, 402;

— the Infinite, 402;

Meaning of —, 400, 402.

Nihilists, Buddhists called —, 395.

Nirguna, 362.

Nirmanakaya, 375, 570;

— of Adept, 159;

— or Bodhisattva, 379;

— Body, 379, 418, 420;

Condition of —, 373, 377;

Higher Self of —, 383;

Sacrificial —, 383;

State of —, 446.

Nirmanakayas, 364, 365;

— or Adepts, 474;

Two Classes of —, 366;

— or Watchers, 488.

Nirvana, — is Actionless, 364;

— not Annihilation, 400, 401;

— of Buddha, 362;

— of the Buddhists, 380;

Doctrine of —, 399, 429;

the Ego in —, 415;

— is Eternal, 400, 404;

Max Müller on —, 400;

— or Moksha, 65, 365, 396, 400;

— is Parabrahman, 366;

Path to —, 379, 420;

— is Re-Absorption, 400;

Reincarnation from —, 365;

Renunciation of —, 364, 366;

Seven Paths to —, 376;

— is a State, 401, 404;

— the Threshold of Paranirvana, 380;

Triple form of —, 387;

Two kinds of —, 418;

Two Paths to —, 420.

Nirvanic, — Bodies, 418.

Nirvanis, 367, 372, 375;

Classes of —, 418;

Evolution of —, 366.

Noah, — mentioned, 90.

Noachian Records, 88.

Non-Ego, — the Perfect Ego, 417.

Non-intervention, Law of —, 219.

Notation, Decimal —, 353;

Musical — of the Vedas, 190.

Noumena, — on the Manasic Plane, 582.

Nous, — of the Greeks, 77, 472.

Numa, — referred to, 301.

Number, Definition of —, 8;

Every Being has a —, 101;

The Perfect —, 532;

— the Root of the Universe, 436;

— of Vishnu, 233.

Numbers, — and Ideas, 8, 69;

Lucky and Unlucky —, 101;

Occult —, 265;

Potency of —, 100;

Symbolism of —, 98, 99, 102, 103, 104, 232, 233.

Numerals, — of the Kabalah, 68;

Esoteric Systems of —, 100;

— of Pythagoras, 69, 98;

Various Systems of —, 352.

Objective, — Consciousness, 552, 557;

— Universe, 512.

Obsession, 249, 525.

Occult, — Arts, 42;

— Astrology, 342;

— Axiom, 523;

— Calculations, 101;

— Cosmogony, 7, 170, 224;

— Geology, 224;

— Interpretation, key to, 3, 10;

— Knowledge, 256, 383, 451, 505;

— Knowledge of Priests, 37, 74;

— Law, 90;

— Law of Karma, 246;

— Literature, destruction of, 299;

— Lore, 28, 186;

— Masonry, 165;

— Metaphysics, 396, 400;

— Mysteries, 23;

— Nature, 23, 74;

— Numbers, 265;

— Phenomena, 257;

— Philosophy, 31, 223, 225, 229, 291, 339, 483, 484, 512;

— Powers, 237;

‘— Primer’ quoted, 487;

— Properties of the Scale of Causes, 463;

— Records, 168;

— Rites, 239;

— Side of Nature, 451;

— Symbolic Reading, 199;

— Symbology, 100, 155, 200, 201, 564;

— Theogony, 182;

— Training, 497;

— Weapons, 107;

— Works, 39, 73, 492.

Occultism, Advance in — in Devachan, 541;

— and Astronomy, 218;

Canon of —, 3;

— and Christianity, 212;

— Corroborated by Science, 470;

Eastern —, 222, 229, 247;

Eastern and Western —, 143, 222;

History of —, 412;

— of the Jesuits, 275;

Pleroma of —, 485;

Practical —, 97, 537;

Primordial —, 468;

Science and —, 397;

Secrecy of —, 129, 490;

Study of —, 486;

Theoretical —, 67;

— or Theurgy, 60, 161;

Treatises on —, 38.

‘Occultist, An,’ — quoted, 69, 93.

Occultists, 31, 34, 40, 41, 51, 52, 58, 59, 71, 73, 80, 89, 100, 109,

110, 114, 138, 139, 153, 158, 182, 212, 335, 336, 339, 398;

Eastern —, 25, 68, 88, 186, 223, 225, 366, 506;

Tibetan —, 396;

Unconscious —, 213;

Virtues of —, 90, 515.

Occult Science, 70, 264, 497, 502;

Basis of —, 68;

Danger of —, 62;

— Founded on Nature, 70;

— in India, 18;

Mysteries of —, 106, 212;

Origin of —, 39;

Powers gained by —, 40;

Secrecy of —, 56;

Works on —, 40.

Odin, — and the practice of Magic, 20.

Ogdoad, — of the Ancients, 217, 316;

— of the Gnostics, 192.

Ogenos, — or Hades, 41.

Old Testament, Allegorical Teaching of —, 153, 190;

Authenticity of —, 188;

— Canon, 170;

Compilers of —, 188, 189;

Contradictions in —, 173, 174;

Doctrines of —, 87;

Origin of —, 184;

Relation of — to the New Testament, 138;

Symbology of —, 46, 49, 53, 96;

Writers of —, 52.

Olympus, Mount —, 75, 161.

Om Mani Padme Hum, 436, 437, 438, 439, 475, 481, 531.

Omnipresence, 224, 402.

One, The — Absolute, 439, 450;

— Abstract Unity, 200;

— Being, 210;

— Cause, 73, 223, 261;

— Divine Essence, 180, 518;

— Divinity, 484;

— Element, 202, 225, 396, 397;

the Eternal —, 203, 204;

— Eternal Deity, 92, 205;

— Eternal Monad, 374;

— Eternal Root, 397;

— Flame, 374;

— God, 181, 209, 484;

Gods are —, 450;

— Infinite Circle, 458;

— Life, 441, 468, 493, 494, 502, 517;

— Living God, 157, 184, 318;

the Logoi are —, 180;

Man is the Changeless —, 205;

— and Only God, 363, 484;

— Pervading the All, 398;

— Primeval Record, 72;

— Primordial Principle, 467;

— Reality, 202, 209, 374, 404, 417, 418, 430, 512;

— Self, 436;

— is the Spirit of God, 101, 180, 181;

The Supreme —, 311;

The — cannot Create, 208;

the — a Maya, 396;

The — is no Number, 341;

— in Three, 445;

Tetraktys emanates from the —, 59;

the Triad emanates from the —, 59;

Three in —, 523;

— Unity, 223;

— Universal Deity, 51, 555.

Optic, — Thalami, 504.

Oracles, 30, 134, 135;

Ancient and Modern —, 243;

Chaldean —, 35;

— of Claros, 323;

— of Dodona, 223;

Pagan —, 279.

Orbits, — of Planets, 219, 220.

‘Order of Spirits,’ 325.

Organs, — of Action, 565;

Correspondences of —, 566, 570;

— and Human Principles, 548;

— of Perception, 577;

— of Sensation, 565.

Oriental, — Doctrines of Pythagoras, 13;

— Gnosticism, 13;

— Element in Gospels, 13;

— Mysticism in Plato, 3, 7, 12, 13;

— Wisdom, Secrets of, 6.

Orientalists, 5, 18, 33, 75, 142, 167, 229, 242, 245, 246;

Misconceptions of —, 246, 247, 290, 340, 352, 395, 400, 409, 410,

415, 416, 421, 427, 430, 436, 456.

Origen, — quoted, 459;

— on Genesis, 47, 314.

Origin, — of Christianity, 70;

— of Evil, 208;

— of First Man, 75;

— of Initiation, 261;

— of Magic, 39;

— of Mysteries, 261, 267.

Original Sin, 472.

Origins, 585;

— of Egypt, 301.

Ormuzd, 209, 322;

Eye of —, 320.

Orpheus, 30, 44, 71, 142, 180, 254, 265, 277, 278, 280, 284, 288, 291,

297, 310, 342;

Story of — is Hindu, 431.

Orphic, — Hymns, 38, 297.

Osiris, 230, 231, 244, 245, 248, 249, 250, 274, 278, 280, 285, 288,

289, 318, 319, 370, 460;

— the Sun, 148, 150.

Osymandias, Tomb of —, 37.

Over-Soul, — is Atma-Buddhi, 57.

Ovid, Exile of —, 213;

‘Metamorphosis’ of —, 227.

Ovum, — of Being, 456.

Padmapani, 438, 439.

Pagan, — Gods, 71, 249, 333;

— Initiates, 164;

— Mysteries, 12, 124;

— Oracles, 279;

— Philosophers, 52, 280;

— Philosophy, 153;

— Symbols, 165;

— Temple Rites, 147, 148;

— Teraphim, 237;

— Wisdom, 307.

Paganism, Modern Christianity is —, 212.

Pagodas, — of China, 333.

Pairs, — of Opposites, 570.

‘Palace of Truth,’ 244.

Palenque, Ruins of —, 286.

Panini, 4, 277.

Pantænus, — referred to, 13.

Pantheism, 428.

Pantheon, Ancient —, 94;

Buddhist —, 388;

— of Heathen Deities, 78;

Hindu —, 290, 388;

— of India, 96, 201, 271.

Papyri, Egyptian —, 241, et seq., 514;

— full of Magic, 242.

Papyrus, the Anastasi —, 252, 253, 340;

the Harris —, 241, 248, 255;

— of Nevo-loo, 244;

— of Papheronmes, 278.

Parable, — of the Good Shepherd, 79.

Parabrahman, 427;

— the Absolute All, 205;

— is Absolute Motion, 585;

Life is —, 593;

Lower Manas of —, 585;

Manvantaric aspect of —, 557;

Man may become —, 114;

Nirvana identical with —, 366;

the One God is not —, 209;

— is Purusha and Prakriti, 380;

Relation of — to Mulaprakriti, 518;

the Semitic —, 178;

— of the Vedanta, 91, 114, 402, 497.

Parabrahmic, — Mind, 540.

Paracelsus, 4, 59, 164, 165.

Paramartha, — Absolute Consciousness, 418.

Paramatma, — or Para-Purusha, 397;

— a perfect Yogi, 367;

— Universal Spirit, 510, 512.

Paramitas, 490;

the Six —, 418.

Paranirvana, — Nirvana ‘without remains,’ 387, 421;

The Threshold of —, 380.

Paranishpanna, 417.

Parasamadhi, 566.

Parentage, — and Karma, 572.

Parnassus, 94, 280.

Parts, — and the Whole, 7.

Passover, 280.

Patala, 289, 290, 567.

Path, Antahkarana is the —, 522;

— of Deliverance, 387;

Fourfold —, 572;

Left —, 39, 67, 107, 288;

— to Nirvana, 379, 420;

— of Perfection, 386;

— of Seeing, 423;

Seventh —, 418.

Paths, — of Buddha, 418;

Two — to Devachan, 420;

— to Nirvana, 376, 416;

Right and Left —, 67.

Patriarchs, Biblical —, 369;

Jewish and Christian —, 263;

Numerical value of the —, 201;

— Sons of Earth, 96.

Patriotism, 579.

Paul, St., — quoted, 57, 62, 63, 124, 512;

— Founder of Christianity, 122, 123;

— an Initiate, 52, 116, 123, 124, 512;

— the Master-Builder, 124;

— and St. Peter, 116;

— and Primitive Philosophers, 321;

— and Simon Magus, 116, 118, 125;

Teachings of —, 210, 307, 340.

Penates, 316.

Pentacle, 511.

Pentagram, the Sacred —, 228.

Pentateuch, 75, 87, 168, 169, 172, 173, 177, 188, 229, 308;

Samaritan —, 55, 169.

Perception, Clairvoyant —, 504, 584;

Organ of —, 577;

Stages of —, 575, 576, 581.

Perceptive, — Life, 557.

Perfect, — Adepts, 64;

— ‘as your Father in Heaven’, 63;

— Ego, 417;

— Initiates, 142, 417;

— Number, 441.

Perfection, Absolute —, 208.

Perpetual, — Motion, 223, 226, 329.

Perpetuity, — of Thinking Principle, 394.

Persian, — Dev, 77;

— Traditions, 192.

Personal, — Deity, 62;

— Ego, 519, 520;

— Entity, 527;

— God, 58, 75, 179, 230;

— ‘I’, 514, 573;

— Self of Adepts, 375;

— Soul, 520, 521, 525.

Personality, Immortality of —, 513, 514, 515, 518;

— of Jesus, 139.

Peter, Meaning of —, 126, 127;

Seat of —, 126, 127.

Peter, St., Death of — at Babylon, 128;

— a Kabalist, 128;

— and Latin Church, 126, 128;

— and St. Paul, 116;

— and Simon Magus, 112, 117, 121;

— quoted, 268.

Petroma, — Initiation Stones, 126, 127.

Phallicism, 173, 189, 201.

‘Phallicism,’ (Hargrave Jennings) quoted, 34, 122, 296.

Phædrus, — quoted, 6, 74, 283, 284.

Phenomena, 118, 471, 473, 570, 593;

— in Nature, 261;

Occult —, 257.

Pherecydes, — quoted, 41.

Philalethians, 11, 24, 309, 310, 314;

Secret Teaching of —, 310.

Philo Judæus, 9, 48, 174, 190, 191, 254, 308.

Philolaus, — quoted, on the Sun, 214.

Philology, 189.

Philosopher, the Laughing —, 21.

Philosophers, — Ancient and Modern, 5, 9, 412;

Chaldean —, 35;

Hidden meaning of —, 9;

God of —, 7;

Pagan —, 52.

Philosopher’s Stone, 489.

‘Philosophumena,’ — quoted, 119, 120, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470.

Philosophy, Ancient and Modern —, 265, 266;

Brahmanical —, 371;

Buddhist —, 403, 586;

Derivation of —, 265;

Eastern —, 13, 291;

Esoteric —, 2, 64, 65, 114, 225, 379, 400, 459, 461, 464;

Exoteric —, 499;

God of —, 7;

Heathen —, 36;

Hermetic —, 36, 39, 106, 129, 222;

— and Magic, 38;

Natural —, 21;

Neo-Platonic —, 473;

Occult —, 31, 223, 225, 229, 291, 339, 483, 484, 512;

Pagan —, 402;

Peripatetic —, 9;

Platonic —, 7, 13, 48;

— of Pythagoras, 48, 403, 404;

Religious —, 292, 399;

— of Schopenhauer, 398;

— True and False, 40;

— of the Upanishads, 229;

‘— of the Unconscious,’ quoted, 398;

— of, Von Hartmann, 398.

Physical, — Body, 62, 460, 496, 545, 548;

— Brain, 60, 511, 512, 554;

— Consciousness, 594;

— Ego, 62;

— Health, 555;

— Organs, Correspondences of, 548;

— Organ of Perception, 577;

— Plane, 542, 543, 544;

— Senses, 552, 557, 575, 577, 584.

Physiology, 139, 295, 440, 558;

— of the Ancients, 295.

Pillar, — of Light, 494, 538, 544;

— of Fire, 589.

Pindarus, — quoted, 253.

Pineal Gland, 504, 505, 506, 548, 577, 581, 583, 584.

Pingala, 503, 537, 547, 551.

Pitha, a Sanscrit Word meaning Seat, 127.

Pitris, Doctrine of —, 284;

Hierarchy of —, 559;

Lunar —, 494;

— Sons of God, 2.

Pituitary Body, 504, 505, 548, 583, 584.

Plagiarism, — of the Devil, 78, 79;

— of the New Testament, 82.

Plane, Devachanic —, 594;

Each — Seven-fold, 543, 551;

Each — touches the next, 549;

Kamalokic —, 594;

— of Reality, 374;

— of Reflection, 475;

— of Spirit, 499;

Spiritual —, 594.

Planes, — of Being, 441, 587;

— of Consciousness, 556;

Cosmic —, 447, 448, 554, 555;

Diagrams of —, 551 to 556;

— of Existence, 374;

Seven —, 440, 500;

— of Thought and Action, 437.

Planet, — Becomes a Moon, 562;

Dead —, 459;

Every Man born under a —, 482;

Inter-Mercurial —, 459;

Mystery —, 562;

Nativity of each —, 339;

— Now Disappeared, 459;

Regent of every —, 341.

Planetary, — Angels, 253, 315;

— Archangels, 333;

— Beings, 488;

— Gods, 316, 343;

— Influence, 563;

Jehovah a — Spirit, 280;

— Spirits, 93, 215, 216, 315, 487, 482;

— System, 115, 143.

Planets, — of the Ancients, 216, 217, 315, 316, 328, 452;

— of the Chaldeans, 239;

Correspondences of —, 452, 457, 458, 461, 463;

Duality of —, 321;

Movement of —, 563;

— Personify Divine attributes, 333;

Orbits of —, 219, 220;

Rulers of —, 463;

Sacred —, 448, 482;

Seven —, 115, 143, 216, 217, 315, 316, 327, 332, 482, 563;

Spirits of —, 324, 326, 332;

— as Symbols, 238, 320, 464.

Plato, 4;

— a Follower of Pythagoras, 13;

God of —, 398;

Gnosticism of —, 13;

— an Initiate, 5, 6, 7, 283, 310, 486, 551;

the Intelligible of —, 466;

Motto of —, 69, 73;

Philosophy of —, 7, 13, 48;

— quoted, 266, 283, 284;

Second God of —, 292;

— on the Sun, 279.

Platonic, — Dual Soul, 403;

— Philosophy, 7, 13.

Pledge, Sacredness of —, 435, 488, 529.

Pleroma, 160, 484;

— of Occultism, 485.

Plexuses, 503, 507, 583.

Plotinus, 10, 57, 180, 314.

Plutarch, — an Initiate, 254;

— quoted, 329.

‘Pneumatologie,’ — quoted, 42, 52, 78.

Point, Central —, 180, 230, 477;

— in the Circle, 477;

Mathematical —, 441;

Primordial —, 183;

— in the Triangle, 477.

Poison, 489, 490.

Poles, — of a Sphere, 570, 571.

Polytheism, 71;

— and Monotheism, 59, 364.

Pope, — quoted, 36, 50.

Porphyry, 10, 11, 57, 98, 238, 303, 307, 312.

Portal, Seventh —, 570.

Potency, — in Chaos, 184;

— of the Deity, 471;

Dual —, 181;

— of the God within, 450;

Infinite —, 467, 468, 469;

— of Numbers, 100;

Sound is a —, 451, — of Thought, 466, 467, 468;

— of the ‘Word,’ 436, 527.

Potentiality, Infinite —, 466.

Power, — and Knowledge, 1;

the Holy —, 529.

Powers, — of Adepts, 367, 437, 474;

— of the Air, 451;

Divine —, 484;

— of Initiates, 386;

— of Magic, 254, 255;

Occult —, 237.

Pradhana, Mulaprakriti is —, 546.

Prajapati, — are the Architects, 204, 208;

Seven —, 196, 369.

Prajna Paramita, 417.

Prakriti, Lower —, 436;

Mulaprakriti becoming —, 442;

Plane of —, 552, 554;

— is Sevenfold, 491, 492.

Pralaya, 91;

The Great —, 268;

Latency in —, 181;

— of Races, 345.

Prana, 202, 441, 593;

— Begins at birth, 545;

— the Ever-changing life, 182;

— and Jiva, 442, 460, 493, 550, 555;

— the Pentacle of Life, 511;

— is Universal, 578.

Pranava, — Synonym of Aum, 502.

Pranayama, 502, 509.

Prasanga, — School, 379, 419, 420.

Pratyeka, — Buddhas, 406, 416.

Prayer, — and Action, 450;

Official —, 51;

Selfish and Unselfish —, 51;

Silent —, 451;

— is Unconscious Magic, 118.

Precious, — Gifts, 386;

— Stones, 563.

Presences, Invisible —, 450;

Non-human —, 436.

Pretextatus, — quoted, 267.

Priests, — of Egypt, 263, 264, 265, 301;

The last of the Solar —, 213.

Primary, — Creation, 204;

— Thought, 205.

Primeval, — Gods, 369;

— Light, 55, 225;

— Record, 72;

— Sacrifice, 383;

— Soul, 407.

Primordial, — Circle, 201;

— Germ, 226;

— Light, 226;

— Matter, 223;

— Occultism, 468;

— Point, 183;

— Principle, 467;

— Revelation, 170;

— Substance, 477;

— Triangle, 444, 532;

— Water of Space, 184;

— World-Stuff, 443.

Principle, Creative —, 49, 273;

Divine —, 402;

Egotistical —, 375;

Evil —, 115, 116;

Fohatic —, 581;

Life —, 478, 479, 560, 592;

Primordial —, 467;

Septenary —, 196, 370, 549;

Seventh —, 58, 84, 142, 143, 293, 309, 378, 388;

Thinking —, 512, 518;

Unconditioned —, 209;

Unconscious —, 402;

— of Unity, 397;

Universal —, 466, 510.

Principles, — of a Buddha, 379, 381;

Classification of —, 374, 445, 446;

Correspondences of —, 452, 476, 477, 478, 479, 548, 569;

Enumeration of —, 456, 460, 476;

Esoteric Classification of —, 493;

Good and Evil —, 115, 116;

Human —, 202, 374, 379, 445, 556, 560, 561;

Root —, 202;

Separation of — at Death, 590;

Separation of Higher and Lower —, 493;

Seven —, 142, 202, 374, 444, 447, 455, 476, 493, 580;

Seven Degrees of —, 540;

— and Tattvas Correspond, 499;

Two Eternal —, 115;

— and their Vehicles, 202;

— of the Universe, 444, 455.

Proclus, 10;

Ecstasy of —, 57;

— quoted, 283, 310, 373.

Progenitors, 463;

— of Man, 263.

Prometheus, 330.

Prophecies, — in Book of Enoch, 79;

— in Tibet, 412, 413.

Prophecy, 306;

— of Christ, 346;

Sibylline —, 347, 348.

Prophetic, — Discernment, 474.

Prophets, — True and False, 306;

Schools of the —, 104.

Prototypes, Dhyan Chohans are — of Gods, 59;

— of Men, 371.

Psellus, — on Magic, 255.

Psychic, — Action, 542;

— Organ the Pituitary body, 548;

— Plane, 542, 548, 552, 553;

— Vision, 542.

Psychology, 139;

Eastern —, 394.

Psychometric, — Vision, 549, 584.

‘P.T.R.’ — Illuminator, 127.

Ptolemy, 457.

‘Pudding-bags,’ 559.

Puranas, 79, 192;

Doctrine of —, 179;

Esotericism of —, 3, 258, 426;

— quoted, 348, 544.

Purgatory, 227, 373.

Purity, 570;

— of the Mysteries, 282.

Purusha, 181, 445;

— and Prakriti, 204;

Thousand-headed —, 384.

Purushottama, 230.

Pyramid, — of Cheops, 72, 301;

the Great —, 74, 155, 177, 189, 201, 300, 301;

Mysteries of —, 75;

Symbology of —, 247.

Pyramids, — of Central America, 286;

— of Egypt, 20, 274;

— in Mexico, 21.

Pythagoras, — an Astronomer, 46, 329, 339;

Biography of —, 140;

— and Buddhism, 403, 404;

Cosmogony of —, 461;

Decad of —, 397, 439;

Esoteric and Exoteric Teaching of —, 45;

— First European Adept, 56;

Gnosis of —, 55;

Gnosticism of —, 13;

God of —, 397;

Ignorance in the days of —, 4, 38;

— an Initiate, 281, 310, 329, 551;

Initiation of —, 282, 329;

Numerals of —, 69, 98;

Philosophy of —, 48, 403, 404;

— quoted, 101;

— and the Science of Numbers, 265;

School of —, 481;

Symbolism of —, 98, 105;

Tetraktys of —, 98, 439, 531, 543.

Pythagorean, — Dogmas, key to, 398;

— School, 133;

— Tetrad, 439.

Qualities, — Determine properties of Selfhood, 578.

Quaternary, Kabalistic —, 181;

Lower —, 561, 590, 591;

— of the Macrocosm, 543;

— Merged in Triangle, 541;

— or Mystic Cube, 181;

to Paralyse the —, 479;

Principles of the Lower —, 480, 523;

— the Sacred Tetraktys, 445;

Triangle thrown below —, 532;

Triad in the —, 183.

Queen, — of Heaven, 326;

— Mentuhept Coffin of, 126.

Quietists, 419.

Quintessence, — of Philosophies, 93.

Qu-Tamy, — Chaldæan Adept, 72, 234, 239, 240.

Race, Destruction of Fifth —, 268;

First —, 50, 86, 294, 550;

Fifth —, 74, 90, 261, 266, 268, 269, 305;

Fourth —, 14, 74, 87, 90, 106, 197, 258, 260, 269, 550, 590;

Seventh —, 65, 306, 545, 590;

Sixth —, 268, 545, 550;

Third —, 74, 85, 86, 90, 197, 260, 351, 443, 449, 573.

Races, — in Book of Enoch, 85, 87, 88;

Evolution of —, 443, 545;

First —, 50;

Mind-born —, 55;

Seven —, 154, 247;

— Mentioned in the Zohar, 305.

Ragen, — quoted, 101, 102, 103, 262, 265, 274, 297, 299, 300;

the Mason —, 185.

Raivata, Legend of —, 259.

Raja-Yoga, 420, 473, 474, 499, 502, 503, 542, 569.

Rakshasas, 562.

Ramses, 241;

— the Third, 241, 250.

Rasa, — Devas, 566, — Mandala, 317, 330;

— Tala, 565, 566, 572.

Ray, the — Clothes itself in Matter, 559;

Consciousness, a — of the One Flame, 375;

the Divine —, 22;

— of Manas, 539, 566;

Manasic —, 540;

— or Principle, 372;

the Re-incarnating —, 579, 580, 591;

the White —, 477;

— of the Worldsoul, 585.

Rays, Seven —, 201, 369, 441, 442, 445, 481, 507;

— of the One Unity, 229.

Real, — Death, 512, 516;

— Life, 512;

— and Unreal, 418.

Reality, the One —, 202, 209, 374, 404, 417, 418, 430, 512;

World of —, 478.

Reason, 559.

Rebirth, Doctrine of —, 65;

— of Isaac, Jacob, etc., 65;

— and Karma, 246;

Period between —, 515, 594;

Spiritual —, 65;

Theory of —, 369;

Three classes of —, 364, 365, 367.

Rectors, Seven —, 328, 329.

Regent, — of Mercury, 382.

Regents, — of the Lokas, 369;

— of Planets, 337, 341.

Reincarnation, — After sudden Death, 591;

Belief in —, 64;

Cyclic —, 370;

— of the Ego, 580;

Evolutionary —, 370;

— of Great Men, 371;

Immediate —, 523;

— of Jesus, 373;

Lamaic —, 361;

— from Nirvana, 365;

— and the Law of Karma, 246, 579;

Process of —, 496, 590;

— and the Skandhas, 587;

— in Tibet, 409.

Rejected, — Stone, 291.

Relation, — of Heavenly Bodies to Man, 341.

Religion, 69;

Brahmanical —, 19;

— a Cloak, 51;

Comparative —, 34, 425;

— and Magic, 19;

Modern —, 51;

— and Science, antagonism of, 363;

Secret Teachings necessary to —, 50;

Wisdom — in Third Race, 74.

Religions, Ancient — symbolical, 71;

— Borrow from each other, 322;

Esotericism in —, 424;

Karma of —, 245, 322;

One conception in all —, 269.

Religious, — Emblems, 246.

Renan, M., — quoted, 32.

Renunciation, — of Adepts, 61;

— of Nirvana, 364, 366.

Repentance, 527;

Deathbed —, 587.

Repercussion, 545.

Responsibility, — of Ego, 524, 579, 580, 591;

Physical —, 529;

— the beginning of Wisdom, 580.

Resurrection, — of Christ, 138;

— of a Dead Body impossible, 264;

Dogma of —, 65;

Spiritual —, 473.

Reuchlin, John, 211, 275.

Reuvens, — quoted on Magic, 253.

Revelation, Author of the —, 124;

Divine —, 78;

‘The Great —’ quoted, 467;

— of John, 83;

— of Truth in the Mysteries, 124.

Rig-Veda, 353;

— the Bible of Humanity, 229;

Deities of the —, 229;

Max Müller on the —, 270;

— the Mother of all Religions, 384.

Ring-pass-not, 544.

Rishis, 384;

Hierarchy of —, 369;

Seven —, 195, 196, 201, 341;

— the Seven Sages, 19, 332;

— Sons of Brahma, 291.

Rites, — of Initiation, 88, 141, 148, 150, 159, 162, 285, 293, 295,

319, 391.

Roman, — Lustrum, 350;

— Numeral System, 352;

— Week, 452.

Roman Catholic, — Angelology, 335;

— Church, 23, 27, 76, 126, 214, 275, 323, 327, 335;

— Intolerance, 106;

— Missionaries, 15, 406;

— Priests, 26;

— Rejection of Esoteric Philosophy, 59.

Root, — Essence, 512;

— Races, 85, 247, 305;

the Rootless —, 444;

— of the Trinity, 546.

‘Roots of Ritualism,’ — quoted, 485.

Rose, the Crucified —, 296;

Symbol of the —, 297.

Rosicrucians, 275, 276, 287, 296.

Round, Fourth —, 59, 590;

Seventh —, 562, 590;

— Towers of Ireland, 287, 288.

Rupa, — Devas, 566.

Sabaoth, 91, 207;

Meaning of —, 325.

Sabæanism, 35, 81.

Sabæans, 202, 214, 325, 334, 338;

Jews were —, 279, 322.

Sabbath, 115, 191, 334.

Sacral Plexus, 503.

Sacred, — Books of the East, 425;

— Books of the Egyptians, 37;

— Fire, 544, 547;

— Knowledge, 431;

— Sciences, 252;

— Scriptures of the West, 425;

— Word, 93, 411.

Sacrifice, — of Buddha, 384;

the Great —, 271, 383;

— of the Higher Manas, 583;

— of the Initiate, 142;

— of the Son, 142;

Yajna or —, 569.

Sacrificial, — Lamb, 384;

— Nirmanakaya, 383;

— Victim, 557, 591.

Sacrovir, — Chief of the Gauls, 299.

Saddhus, Hindu —, 135, 412.

Sadducees, 176, 177.

Sage, — of Tyana, 130, 133, 136.

Sages, — of Antiquity, 58;

Aryan —, 397;

— of the East, 48;

— of Greece, 10, 38;

— of India, 38;

Lives of —, 389.

St. Augustine, — on Creation, 203.

St. Cyprian, — of Antioch, 160 et seq.

St. Denys, — pupil of St. Paul, 402;

— on Creation, 203;

— on the Sun, 318.

St. Gregory, — quoted, 157.

St. Hieronymus, 104.

St. Paul, 52, 57, 62, 63, 116, 118, 123, 124, 125, 210, 307, 321, 335,

336, 339, 340, 398, 512.

St. Peter, 112, 116, 117, 121, 125, 126, 128;

— on destruction of Fifth Race, 268.

St. Reine, Alesia now called —, 298.

Sais, 265.

Sakridagamin, 416.

Sakya, Doctrines of —, 16.

Samadhi, 61, 312, 362, 420, 474, 503, 559, 570;

— is Septenary, 566.

Samaritan, 177;

— Pentateuch, 55, 169.

Samma Sambuddha, 431.

Samsara, World of —, 272.

Samson, — an Initiate, 280.

Sanat-Kumara, 327, 372.

Sang-gyas, 407, 409.

Sankhya, 491.

San-Kian-yi-su, — quoted, 427.

Sanscrit, — Alphabet, 99, 190, 530;

— the Language of the Gods, 99, 190;

— Letters, 190.

Sapta-loka, 564.

Saptaparna, 577.

Sarasvati, 99, 155.

Sat, — or Beness, 182, 498.

Satan, — and the Archangel are One, 490;

— the God of Secret Wisdom, 290;

— the Tempter, 318;

— Worship, 34.

Saturn, 115, 316, 325, 332, 334.

Saturnilus, — on Creation, 202;

Teaching of —, 115.

Satya-Yuga, 260, 332.

Saviour, Christian —, 318;

Divinely begotten —, 141;

Jesus the — of Mankind, 144;

World —, 293, 345, 362.

Sayce, Prof., — quoted, 3, 5, 191.

Scale, — of Causes, 463;

Musical —, 475, 476, 534, 574.

Schlagintweit, Prof., —, 290, 391.

School, — of Astrology, 343;

— of Black Magic, 255;

Eclectic —, 24, 132;

Esoteric —, 379, 426, 427, 460;

— of Esoteric Buddhism in China, 429, 430;

— of Life, 559;

— of Magic, 104, 252;

Neo-Platonic —, 11, 303, 307, 308, 310, 311, 312, 313;

Prasanga —, 379, 419, 420;

— of the Prophets, 104;

Secret —, 262, 420;

Vedantic —, 518.

Schools, Brahmanical —, 417;

— of Buddhism, 423, 426, 427, 428, 429;

— of India, 419.

Schopenhauer, — on Matter and Spirit, 399.

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