Voices, The —, 458, 459.
Voltaire, — quoted, 262.
Von Hartmann, Philosophy of —, 398.
Voodoos, Negro —, 251.
Vopiscus, — the Historian, 136, 138.
Vow of Silence, 23.
Vril, 107.
Vulgate, — quoted, 208, 235, 323, 327.
Wandering Jew, Legend of —, 27.
War, — in Heaven, 193, 305, 388.
Warburton, Dr., — quoted on the Mysteries, 282.
Warren, Col., — quoted on Cycles, 350.
Watcher, — or Guardian Angel, 370;
the Silent —, 559.
‘Watchers,’ 369, 488;
Seven —, 193.
Waterlily, — a Christian Symbol, 103.
Waters, — of Chaos, 224, 225, 230, 231;
— of Life, 230;
— of Space, 184, 230, 232.
Ways of Wisdom, — of the Sepher Jetzirah, 91.
Weapons, Occult —, 107.
Weber, Prof., — quoted on Buddhism, 424.
Week, Days of the —, 342, 452;
Roman —, 452;
—s represent Sub-races, 85;
Septenary —, 453.
Western, — Gnosticism, Founder of, 118;
— Kabalism, 227;
— Religion, 95;
— Scriptures, Esotericism of, 425.
‘Western Heaven,’ the —, 408, 427, 428, 429.
Wheel, — of Enoch, 96.
‘Wheel of the Law,’ — quoted, 429.
Wheels, Celestial —, 329;
— or Chakras, 507;
Cosmic —, 184;
Divining —, 108;
Living —, 209;
— of Lucifer, 34;
Sephiroth represented by —, 101;
— the Symbol of the Hierarchies, 481.
‘Who,’ The God —, 426, 427.
Whole, The — and the Parts, 7;
Universal —, 437.
Wilder, Prof., — quoted, 11, 45, 48, 116, 303, 304, 306, 308, 310.
Will, Creation by —, 561;
— and Desire, 537, 559, 584;
— Effort, 447;
the Energiser of —, 504;
— of Man, 447;
— Perception, 576;
— of Schopenhauer, 398;
Sons of — and Yoga, 262.
Wisdom, — An Active Potency, 184;
Archaic —, 210, 339;
— of the Ancients, 30, 309;
— or Buddhi, 155;
Divine —, 113, 312;
— the Esoteric Doctrine, 55;
Eye of —, 458;
God of —, 308;
Goddess of —, 155;
— of Love, 266;
Pagan —, 307;
— Personified, 55;
Responsibility the Beginning of —, 580;
Secret —, 46, 93, 464;
Spiritual —, 522;
— in Third Race, 74;
Universal —, 388.
‘Wisdom of Solomon,’ 55.
Wisdom-Religion, 307;
Misconceptions of —, 1;
— not Originally Symbolic, 74;
— Parent of all Religions, 308;
— Source of other Scriptures, 172.
Word, The —, 226, 320, 321;
— or Logos, 225, 231, 498;
the Lost —, 412, 424;
— Made Flesh, 58;
the Mysterious —, 316;
the Mystery —, 127;
Passing of the —, 272, 273, 412;
Potency of the —, 436, 527;
Receiving the —, 278;
the Sacred —, 93, 411;
the — or the Sun, 279.
World, — of Matter, 448, 476;
— of Reality, 478;
— Saviours, 293, 345, 362;
Spiritual —, 378;
— Stuff, 443;
— Virgins, 297;
— Wheels, 329.
Worlds, Seven —, 202, 436, 513;
Three — of Simon, 468.
Worship, — of Form, 261;
— of Stars, 214, 233;
— of the Sun, 323, 324.
Writing, Art of —, 4, 37, 277;
Hebrew —, 199.
Writings, — of Hermes, 37;
— of Simon Magus, 243.
Yajna, — or Sacrifice, 569.
Yaska, — Predecessor of Panini, 277.
Yasodhara, — a Mystic Power, 392.
Yoga, — is Abstract Devotion, 421;
Esoteric Teaching of —, 430;
Hatha —, 416, 491, 499, 502, 503, 569;
— Power, 271, 392;
Raja —, 420, 473, 474, 499, 502, 503, 542, 569;
Sitting for —, 490.
Yogacharya, — School, 416, 417, 418, 419, 420, 430, 431.
Yogis, 313;
Hatha —, 569;
Indian —, 490, 571;
— or Perfect Svamis, 123;
Raja —, 569;
— in Trance, 480, 582.
Yudhister, 356 to 358.
Yuga, Chatur —, 259;
Dvapara —, 225;
‘I am born in every —,’ 364;
Kali —, 3, 226, 260, 347, 348, 412, 488, 590;
Maha —, 348, 357;
Satya —, 260, 332;
Treta —, 74.
Yugas, — Based on Astronomy, 357;
Five —, 350;
Hindu —, 356 to 358.
Zagreus, — or Bacchus, 280.
Zaliwsky, —’s Theory of Electricity, 215.
Zeus, 253, 280, 311, 323.
Zipora, — an Occult Power, 171.
Zodiac, Antiquity of —, 340;
Correspondences of —, 339, 448;
— of Dendera, 340;
Egyptian —, 340;
Elements of the —, 238;
Signs of the —, 141, 153, 154, 239.
Zodiacal, — Circle, 274;
— Gods, 341;
— Signs, 141, 449.
Zohar, Age and Authorship of —, 92, 167, 211;
— a Book of Mysteries, 165;
Interpretations of —, 165;
Mystery-Language of —, 166;
Mysteries of —, 214;
Similarity of — to Christian Teaching, 164, 211, 212;
— a Storehouse of Kabalistic Works, 168;
Teachings of —, 180;
— the Veil of the Secret Doctrine, 211;
— a Vehicle of Universal Wisdom, 211.
Zoroaster, 20.
Zoroastrian, — Conceptions borrowed from India, 322;
— Dogmas, 322;
— Religion, 34.
Zoroastrianism, 13.
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