Volume XV

 

F index

 

Fa:

as keynote & Na�is, XII 616

middle, & sound of nature, III 434 fn.

Faber, G.S. (1773-1854):

——— Dissertation on the Mysteries of        

the Cabiri:

one religion source of all, XIV

258-59 fn.

on Zoroaster, III 455, 465

bibliog., III 505

Fable(s):

definition, XIII 226

H.P.B. & a Theosophical, VII 53-54C

hide scientific truths, V 163, 164, 214,

218

Fabre d'Olivet, Antoine (1767-1825):

IX 198 fn. (220 fn.)

neither Kabalist nor Occultist, XIV

191

not a Kabalist but a genius, VII 266

bio-bibliog., VII 368-70

Fades Hippocratica:

death and, IV 247

Fact(s):

conflict between, & superstition, IV 327

decisive influence of, III 233

fictions and, III 222-23

irrefutable, III 31

new names for old, IV 311

opinions &, used to pander to

prejudices, XI 331-32

outside of physics, III 393

psychological & subjective, V 5-6

theories and, II 37, 59 (65)

Theosophists only tribunal is, III 225

Theosophists will accept, II 430

tribunal of, will replace authority, XII

221

what is a, III 367 et seq.

See also Truth

Faculte' de Médecine:

accepts hypnotism, XIV 31

Faculties:

new, in physical world, VII 90

Fadeyev, Andrey M. de (1789-1867):

H.P.B.'s grandfather, III 445, 446,

447 fn.

Fadeyev, Helena A. de (1814-1842):

H.P.B.'s mother, VII 304-05 fn.

bio-bibliog., VII 304-OS fn.

Fadeyev, Helena P. de (1789-1860):

H.P.B.'s grandmother, III 444, 446,

447 fn.; VII 304 fn.

biog., VII 304-05 fn.

See also Yurievsky, Princess K.M.

Fadeyev, Nadyezhda A. de (1829-1919):

I 253, 313

on Council of T.S., III 445

defends H.P.B., III 444-45

lady of unimpeachable veracity, XIV

483

letter of K.H. to, VI 275 fn., 276 facs.

on letter of K.H. to, XIV 483

letter of, to Olcott, VI 274 fn.

Saint-Germain document and, III 129

& fn.

sends box to H.P.B. from Russia, I 4

testimony of, about A. Metrovich, I

10, 11 fn.

writes to H.P.B., I 407, 434-35

biog., I 434-35

Fadeyev, Gen. Rostislav A. de

(1824-1884):

certificate from, on H.P.B., III 445-48

& fn.

death of, VI xxv

H.P.B.'s uncle, I 255 fn.

official status of, III 389, 445

bio-bibliog., III 506-07

Fagundez, S. (1577-1645):

——— In . . . praecepta Decalogi:

on Jesuits right to murder, IX 304,

315

bio-bibliog., IX 414

Fa-Hien or Fa-Hsien (fl. 5th C.):

knew Cheta cave of Buddha, V

247 fn.; X 71, 119

on Sona River, XIII 343

bio-bibliog., V 374

Fa-hsiang Tsung:

Buddhist school of contemplation,

XIV 450 & fn.

Fa-hua-Ching:

See Lotus Sutra

Failure:

eighth sphere and, VI 178

first worlds & Cosmic Beings were, VI

192-93

Fairies:

disarm science through spiritualism,

XII 199

See also Deva(s); Elementals etc.

Fairy Tales:

remain from childhood, XIII 297

Faith:

absence of intelligence and, IV 331

Adepts' maxim on, V 226

anti-empirical & emotional, IV 471

Buddha's criteria for, XIV 417

Chaucer on, VIII 205-06

childhood, XIII 297

Christos known by works not, VIII

162

definitions, VI 240-41; XIII 5-6

dogma &, are pillars of Theology, I 304

healing & imagination, XII 403

imagination and, VI 235

implicit, & the Cabala, I 130

intuition and, XII 407

mysterious power of, VI 233

no middle ground for, II 184

not enough for Theosophists, VIII 49

(71)

occult science takes nothing on, IV 453

one true, of early man, XIII 259

is perception. by manas, VI 240-41

power of, in magic, XII 403

in reliable testimony about

phenomena, IV 249

roll of, in mesmeric healing, IV

383-85, 384 fn.

will & energy, III 253

See also Belief(s)

Faith, Blind:

Buddha fostered reason not, IX 137

cannot last, IV 400

clergy demands, not inquiry, VIII 177

creates hallucinations, IV 407 fn.

fought by T.S., X 160

Jesus revealed by reason not, XIV

143-44

leads to sorcery, XIV 30-31

makes idiots, IV 413

New Testament promotes, II 12 (23)

preferred by cowards, IX 273

religious, causes hatred, X 160

responsible for millions of martyrs,

IV 413

science and, IV 211

thinkers do not accept, III 261

a viper, IX 273

Fakir(s):

buried, at Lahore, II 468

Ellmore on Indian, XII 321-22

errors about, dervishes & swamis, I

240-41, 244

levitation of, I 244

long trances of, & Yogis, XI 290

Moslem devotees, II 204 (207); XI

289; XII 325

most, are idle vagabonds, II 457

not jugglers, XII 325

not mediums, VI 189

phenomena of, I 354; VI 193; XII

322-24

practice suspended animation, VI

313-14

in trance, II 453-54

vatu, one just initiated, XIV 278

Falb, Dr. R. (1838-1903):

——— The Elementary Theory of

Earthquakes .  . :

predicts earthquakes, III 147-48

———- Thoughts on . . . Volcanic

Eruptions:

III 148

———- Von den Umwälzungen . . . :

on deluges, III 149-50

bio-bibliog., III 507

Falernian Wine:

entrails of Roman Counsul and, III

102-03

Fales, William S.:

Hiraf club member, I 98

lawyer for H.P.B., I 84, 95

biog., 196-97, 98-99

The Fall:

allegorical, XIV 81, 175, 188 fn., 200,

204, 289-90, 302-03, 332-33

as angelic conversion & descent into

matter, XIV 204

in Book of Enoch, XIV 200

explained, VIII 200, 366-67 (386-87)

literalized the astronomical allegory,

XIV 204

of Mankind legends, XIV 200, 204

of Satan, VIII 21

of seven Watchers, XIV 200

See also Angel(s); Lucifer

"Fallen-Angels":

copied from Siva's story, III 402 fn.

repudiated by Theosophy, XI 228 (264)

Falsehood:

use of, IV 327

why impossible to occultist, V 341

Family Principles:

mother is source of, X 83

prosperity of nation depends on, X 83

Fan:

is Emptiness or Buddhist Absolute,

III 423

Fanaticism:

to be opposed, VII 148

breeds cruelty, IV 33

intolerance &, degrading, IV 472

Fancher, Mollie (1848-1910):

psychological powers of, II 190-91

Fanfulla (Italy):

on Mazzini, I 390 (392), 409

Faraday Prof. Michael (1791-1867):

on destructive potential of Science,

XIII 215-16

on judgement & reservation, II 311

on witholding scientific knowledge, IV

601 fn.

Farhang-i-Jahangiri

on Zend, IV 517 fn.

bibliog., IV 647

Faridunji, N. (1817-1885):

——— Tareekh-i-Zortoshtee:

on date of Zoroaster, III 454

bio-bibliog., III 508

Farr, Dr.:

Registrar-General of Great Britain, III

117

Farrar, F.W. Archdeacon (1831-1903):

belief in hell and, II 183

on women, IX 173

———- The Early Days of Christianity:

on terms Chrestos & Christian, VIII

185 fn., 190 fn.

bio-bibliog., VIII 436-37

Fast(ing):

ancients knew time limit for, II 458

by Hindus & Catholics, II 460

rationale of, & evils of gluttony, IV

296-97

Yoga and, II 76 & fn.

See also Dr. Tanner

Fate:

Heimarmenē in Gnostic scheme, XIII

28 table

man's, is self-made, IX 5

Sphere and, XIII 35, 37

Father:

educational role of, in family, X 83

The Father:

is Boundless Time, XIV 244

as "Causal Soul," XIV 373

of Father of Jesus, XIII 36

Great Tsebaōth, XIII 25, 36

Innominable, XIII 24

John 17 on, XIII 72

Mother Force and, XIII 352

seen in 7th Heaven, XIII 58

"Son" &, in biblical allegory, XIV 55, 205

Son & Mother, X 332-33, 358-59

Tetragrammaton and, VIII 144

unknowable, XIII 16, 36

Father in Heaven:

esoteric meaning of, XIV 56 fn., 205

personal God idea and, XII 533-34

Father-Cause:

Jivatma as Eternal correlation of, III 326

Father-Mother:

as centripetal & centrifugal forces, X 334

of Kabbala, VIII 145-47

Son &, defined, X 333-34

Third Logos and, X 397

Time and, X 358

Father-Soul:

Adepts have, XIII 72 & fn.

Fatigue:

reason for, XII 703-04

Fauchet, Claude (1530?-1601?):

——— Les Antiquatés Gauloises . . .:

on pagan ceremonies, XI 79

bio-bibliog., XI 574

Fauns:

Satyrs &, of "Summerland," XII

194 fn.

Fauvety, Charles (1813-1894):

editor of Bulletin Mensuel, V 1, 6

editorial remarks of, V 7 (36), 9 fn.

(38 fn.)

French TS. and, IV 553

letters of H.P.B. to, V 1-4 (4-6)

Pres. of Scientific Soc. for Psych.

Studies, II 493 (500); V 2 (4)

bio-bibliog., II 528-29

Fawcett, E.D. (1866-1960):

IX 53

bio-bibliog., IX 415-16

Fearlessness:

needed for Initiation, XIV 310

Feast of the Dead:

earthbound souls and, III 483

Fechner, GT. (1801-1887):

III 15, 236

bio-bibliog., III 508

Fecundation:

Comte's artificial, III 329

Grant Allen on artificial, XII 250-54

Feliciani, Lorenza:

See Cagliostro, Countess

Fé1ix, Father:

———- Le Mystère et la Science:

challenging science, XII 135

Felix, M. Minucius (fl. 230):

——— Octavius:

on animal food, VII 18

confusion with Tertullian's writings,

VII 18

on temples & altars, XI 80

bio-bibliog., VII 370

Fellger, Dr. Adolphus:

Katie King apparition and, I 59 & fn.

Fellow Worker:

English organ of Adi-Brahmo Samaj,

IV 146

Felt, George H.:

elementaries shown via chemicals, I 193

at founding of TS., I 122, 123

biog., I 463

Feltham, Owen (1602?-1668):

XII 383 q.

bio-bibliog., XII 747

Female:

beauty in art, XIII 181-83

Buddhi represented as, XIII 165

occult, element, XI 40

Female Divinities:

listed, XIV 46 fn.

See also Athena; Isis; Neith; Saktis;

Sophia; Three Mothers; etc.

Feminine:

on eternal, principle, X 352

first differentiation is, X 302-03

"Femme Lithographique":

psychic phenomena and, II 261-62

Fenelon, Franqois (1651-1715):

Hottentot and, V 3 (5)

as "Swan of Cambrai," XII 105

Fenwick-Miller, Mrs. F.:

addressed National Liberal Club, XII

282 & fn.

on Anna Kingsford, IX 90-91

on unjust la