Volume
XV
H index
Ha:
as Sanskrit letter, III 413
Habakkuk:
on horns of the Lord, VIII 27
Habit:
law of, & mantrams, IX 119
Hachette, Jeanne (1454?-?):
II 515
biog., II 531
Hades (Gk.):
Astarte and, XI 96-97
Bacchus descended into, XIII 26
definition, VII
178 & fn.
Dionysos liberated men from, XI
94 fn.
initiation and, XI
495, 499
or Kama-loka, V 14 (43); XIV
209
man's shadow goes to, VII 228
as "Scheol" or
Patala, VIII 204 fn.
or Sheol, XIV 284
symbolism, XIV
148, 284
symbolism of descent
into, XI 89-91,
99-100
See also Hell; Patala; Pluto; Sheol;
Underworld
Hadhōkht Nask:
occult meaning
of, IV 528
Hadrian, Emperor (76-138 A.D.):
Antium Library of, XIV 135
astrology used
by, XIV 351
used Mantras to heal, XIV 253
biog., XIV 531
Haeckel, Ernst
(1834-1919):
II 150
Bathybius and, IX
92-93
Haeckelians and, XII 219
invents
biological types, VIII 35-37
on Moneron, XIII 212
naturalist, XIII
143
Simian Homer, VIII 37
sycophant of
Darwinism, XIII 143
———- Anthropogensis . . .:
IX 93
effect on
public mind of, If 183-87
———- The Pedigree of Man:
VIII 33, 36, 37
features myths
in nature, XIII 143
genealogy of, a
romance, VIII 37
an impious deception, XIII
144
left terms uncorrected, XIII
143
bibliog., II 531; VIII 439; IX 418-19
Haggard, H.R.
(1856-1925):
———- King Solomon's Mines:
VIII 99
———- She:
VIII 99
bibliog., VIII 439
Hahn, Von (Family):
H.P.B.'s identity with, certified, III
444, 446 & fn.
Hahn, Lt. -Gen.
Alexey G. von
(d. 1830?):
VII 304 fn.
Hahn, Helena A. von:
See Fadeyev, Helena A.
Hahn, Nicholas von:
H.P.B.'s cousin, I 436
Hahn, Col. Peter A. von (1798-1873):
dies at
H.P.B.'s father, III 446 & fn.
biog., VII 304 fn.
Hahn, Senator Y.F. von (1807-1874):
biog., III 510
Hahnemann, Dr. S.
(1755-1843):
exiled by apothecaries, IV 76
successful homeopath, IV 75
bio-bibliog., IV 650
Hai ben Sherira, Gaon
(939-1038):
developed modern Sephirothal system.
IX 348 fn. (376 fn.)
named Kabalistic texts, XIV 171
perfected theory of Sephirōth, XIV
171
on Sephiroth, VIII 216
bio-bibliog., VIII 439; XIV 531
Haig, King (fl. 7000 B.C.):
Armenians worshipped, III 214-15
deified as Sun & Moon God, III 214
led clan of Parsees from
Haimavatas:
See
Hair:
long, of Nazars, ¬ishis & Yogis, IV
503
magnetic force in, VIII 361 fn.
(379 fn.)
meaning of 7 locks of, cut off, VII
275-76 & fn.
Samson's, XIV 261 fn.
seven locks & 7 sins, XIV 261 & fn.
of Yanadi seers, IV 290
Hakamim:
lower class of magicians, XIV 350
Half-Castes:
production of European ethics, XI
200
Hall, Fitzedward (1825-1901):
VishnuPurana and, XII
387 fn.
Hall, R.:
on atheism, XI 63
Hall of Spirits:
neophyte judged in, XIV 289
Hallam, H.H. (1777-1859):
———- View of the State . . .:
on slavery, XII 267 & fn.
bio-bibliog., XII 749
Halleluiah:
used for conjuration, XIV 77
Haller, Albrecht van
(1708-1777):
homeopathy and, IV
312-13
———- Über den
Ursprung des Übels:
on glorious Spirits in stars, XIV 232
& fn.
bio-bibliog., IV
650-51
bibliog., XIV 532
Halley, Edmund (1656-1742):
I 243
bio-bibliog., I 465
Hallock, Dr.:
challenged Huxley's materialism, I 226
Hallucination(s):
affects mind of researcher, VII 60
folly &, of two kinds, VII 62
hysteria and, VII 61
hysterical, & sexual union, X 157
"magic word" of materialists, VI 156
objective, VII 60
result of our dual nature. VII 60
scientific definition of, VII 59, 61-62,
65
Theophania and, VII 62
Haltiat:
invisible Finnish nature deity, X 145
Ham (Cham):
Berosus on identity of, XIII 239
biblical race and, II 394; V 213 fn.,
215
or Chemesenua & Kham, XIII 239
& fn.
descendents of, XIII 239
Egypt's name and, XIII 239-40, 331
Hamilton, Sir W. (1788-1859):
VI 136; IX 13
on infinite & absolute, V 152
on philosophy, XI 434-35
on term empirical, XII 414
Hamilton, William John (1805-1867):
reached border of Tibet, IV 11
Hamiltons, The:
or "Homutoffs" of Scotland, II 355
& fn.
Hamitic:
language is Turanian, XIII 333
race & Ham, XIII 331
Semitic language developed from,
XIII 333
Hammond, Dr. J.H.:
stored up electricity and, III 23-24
Hammond, Dr. W.A. (1828-1900):
metallic discs & mesmerism, II 189-90,
283
as psychic investigator, I 245
———- On Sleep and its Derangements:
on dreams, III 429
———- "The Elixir of Life":
on filthy ingredients of, XI 459 fn.
bio-bibliog., I
465-66
bibliog., III 510; XI
577
H'amza (al-Hamma) (11th C.):
III 181
Brotherhood of Lebanon and, III 185
Central Asian origin of, III 178, 183
& fn.
founder of Druse religion, III 177 fn.
guidance of, every 7th year, III 186-87
Messiah, III 183-84
periodic reincarnation of, III 179
Han [Sk. Ah]:
animal soul, IV 17
Handkerchiefs:
from recycled newsprint, XIII 290
Hands:
aura from, has differing polarity, III
99
Handwriting:
experts & H.P.B., XI 405-06
real, of Masters is foreign, X 269
Hansa (Sk.):
definition, II 118
Hanuman:
jumping for Jesus like a, III 205
as power of 7th principle, IV 367
Haoma:
tree of eternal life, IV 523
Yggdrasill and, III 460
Hapi:
corresponds to Gabriel, X 49 (56)
funerary genius, X 48 (55)
Happiness:
impossible without truth or ethics,
VIII 55 (77), 64 (86)
keys to earthly, XII 598
material & spiritual, XI 105
Hara-Deva (Sk.):
as the Saviour Hari, III 460
Harban Singh:
padris and, IV 606
Harbinger of Light (Melbourne):
III 29, 241; V 11 & fn. (40), 316
bibliog., V 385
Harbottle, T.B.:
Chairman of Blavatsky Lodge, X 301,
316, 330, 340
Hardinge-Britten, Emma (1823-1899):
on sub-human spirits, III 477-78
trance-speaker, IV 124
———- Art Magic:
I 143
how many printed, I 238
Lord Rosse's telescope and, XI 363
———- Modern American Spiritualism:
III 477 fn.
———- Nineteenth Century Miracles:
on formation of T.S., I 122
bio-bibliog., I
466-67
bibliog., III 498
Hardy, R. Spence (1803-1868):
Light of Asia based on
Buddhist
traps. by, II 134
———- A Manual of Buddhism:
on how Buddha lived, XI 346 & fn.
wrong view of Nirvana in, XIV 437 q.
bio-bibliog., X
417-18
bibliog., XI 578; XIV
532
Hare, H.E. & W.L.:
———- Who Wrote the Mahatma
Letters?:
criticize Latin of Mahatmas, X
183 fn.
bibliog., X 418
Hare, Robert
(1781-1858):
III 93, 112, 219; IV 353; VII 76
American chemist, II 36, 149
became a Spiritualist, I 213; III 233
as scientific investigator of
mediumship, III 247
———- History of Spiritualism:
on Spiritualism as a madness, III 233
bio-bibliog., I
467-68
bibliog., III 510
Hargrove, E .T. (?-1939):
Judge's draft of Book of Rules and,
XII 484
on Mead's explanation of revised E.S.
papers, XII 500
Hari (Sk.):
the Preserver, XIV 186
Vishnu and, X 332 fn.
Hari-ashvas [Sk. Hari-a¸vas]:
begot 5,000 suns to people earth, XIV 286
Initiates as incarnations of the, XIV
286
Harichandra Chintamon:
expelled from T.S., II 48
finances and, II 41-43
Hari-Kula (Indian Solar Race):
Hercules and, II 345
See also Hercules
Hari-Mukh[a] (Sk.):
term used in Egypt & India, II 345
Haris:
See Char
Hari¸chandra:
Job a copy of, IV 554
in legend, XII 169 (179)
Harivaü¸a Parva:
See Mahabharata
Harleian MS. 3859:
on St. Patrick, VII 33 fn.
Harlotry:
craving for, will die out, XI 155
Harmonial Society Fable:
VII 53-54
H.P.B.'s views on, X 1-2, 9-11
Harmonic Societies:
therapeutic magnetism and, XII 223
Harmonics Theory:
known to Aryans, IV 179
Harmony:
contrast of opposites and, VIII 311-12
of disciples essential, IX 158-59
essence of eternal, & Love, XII 49
God a symbol of, I 200
Home and, I 201
law of, & analogy, I 289
law of life, XII 450
in motion, XII 119
nature of Divine, XII 409
occult doctrine based on, & numbers,
IV 303
of spheres & races, II 499 (506)
Universal, & Karma, XI 145
universal, part of plan of universe, I
296
See also Kung; Music of the Spheres
Harper's Magazine:
Edison on atom, XII 130, 133
on South Sea tribe & clairvoyance, X
339
Harpocrates:
XIII 105
Harris, Thomas Lake (1823-1906):
"affinity" theories of, XII 259-60
alleged union with "Spirit-wife," IV
143
American prophet, not avatar, XI 58
community of spiritualists, XII 194
poem on Womanhood, XII 259-60
bio-bibliog., XII 749-50
Harrison, Frederic (1831-1923):
Christianity and, VI 173
Harrison, WH.:
editor of The Spiritualist, I 290 fn.;
III 74
Harrisse, Monsieur:
I 414, 429
portrait of Master by, I 407, 435
Harte, Richard:
as co-author with H.P.B., VIII 268 fn.
Judge writes to, VIII 268 fn.
misrepresents facts, XI 378 et seq.,
387-88
The Theosophist and, XI
481-82
Hartmann, Dr. Franz (1838-1912):
asks about Devachan, IV 443
on capital punishment, XII 237
on consciousness, VIII 131
contacts Light-ray of Buddha, VIII
446
left India with H.P.B., VI 411
Master's letters to, VIII 444-51
profound student of Paracelsus, VI
411
———- An Adventure Among the
Rosicrucians:
reviewed, VIII 130-36
———- Life of Paracelsus . . .
VII 283; VIII 99; X 281
———- Magic, White and Black:
VIII 99
on Prometheus, IX 269
———- Magicon:
translator of, excerpts, XIV 62 fn.
———- Report of Observations . . . :
VI xxxviii
———- "The Talking Image of Urur":
why H.P.B. published, XI 45-47
———- "A Theosophical Fable":
VII 53-54
about "Harmonial Society" X 1 & fn.
H.P.B.'s response to, VII 54A-C
bio-bibliog., VIII
130 fn., 439-57
bibliog., VII 373; IX
419
Hartmann, Karl R. Eduard von
(18421906):
I 332; VI 341; VIII 119; IX 264 q.;
XIV 413
in error, XI 471-72
———- Philosophy of the Unconscious:
VI 342
———- Der Spiritismus:
H.P.B. speculates on, VI 342
bibliog., VI 437
Harvest:
Catholic mass and, XI 98-99
Hassan-Khan:
phenomena of, IV 103
Hasselquist, Fredrik (1772-1752):
on botanical name of Christ's crown
of thorns, X 90
bio-bibliog., X 418
Hastie, Rev. W.:
VI 165
defamation of Hindus by, V 350-51
on trial of, V 357
Hate:
cannot smother Divine love, XII 50
fear & slander, II 98
for spirit creates soulless humanity,
XII 124
Haha-Yoga (Sk.):
celibacy and, XII 702
classification of, III 403
dangerous, X 7 fn.
degeneration of Aryasangas into, XIV
434
Dhotipoti and, II 119
distilled selfishness, VII 160
ignorant practice of, leads to sorcery,
IV 166
powers of, compared with Raja Yoga,
IV 31 & fn.
RajaYoga vs., XII
615-16
siddhis of pertain to world of invisible
matter, IV 31
warned against, XII 604 fn., 613, 702
Yogacharya school degraded by, XIV
434
See also Raja Yoga; Yoga
HahaYogis (Sk.):
asceticism and, VIII 51 (73)
coma and, II 460
contrasted with Raja-Yogis, II 462,
463-64
observances of, ritualistic, VIII 113
occasionally are true Yogis, II 463
practices of, lead to physical results,
II 464
vagabounds who play at being, XIV 434
See also Raja-Yogis; Yogis)
Hathor:
solar globe and, III 131
Haug, C.F:
———- Allgemeine
Geschichte:
on Chinese, I 109
bibliog., I 468
Haug, Martin (1827-1876):
II 104; 111 458; IV 516
on Vedas, I 227
———- Aitareya-Brahmanam . . .:
on Brahm & its 12 manifestations, III
319 fn.
introduction to, IX 252
fn. & q.
on yajńa, IX 251-52 fn.
bio-bibliog., I 468;
IV 651
bibliog., III 510
Hausset, Mme. Du (1713-1801):
on Saint-Germain, III 527-28
Haweis, Rev. H.R. (1839-1901):
on Charcot, XII 219
on Mesmer, XII 221-22
on rediscovery of occult sciences, XII
222-23
on scientific ingratitude, XII 221-22
———- The Key:
on Jehovah & Devil, IX 17-18, 43
Hawk:
sacred to Sun, XI 44
Hawk:
on S.D. & the S.P.R., XI 157
Hawker's . . . Portion:
healing miracle and, III 354
Hawthorn:
blooming Dec. 25th, II 167
Haya Gaōn:
See Hai ben Sherira, Gaon
Hayah:
˛ayah and, XIV 188-89
not Prana, XIV 189
as passive existence, XIV 189
resembles Jivatman, XIV 189
Haynau, J.J. (1786-1853):
I 18
cruel Austrian General, 122
Haywood, Eliza (1693?-1756):
———- Frederick, Duke of Brunswick-
Lunenburgh:
on censure, XI 438 q.
"H.B. of L.":
other pseudo-esoteric bodies and, XI
47, 51-54, 165, 385, 417
Head:
Heart &, involved in capital
punishment, XII 237-38
psycho-intellectual man dwells in, XII
694-95
as symbol, XII 69
Headlam, Rev. S.D.:
on Theosophy & Annie Besant, XI
374-76
Headley, Rev. T.G.:
IX 86; X 92
on atonement, IX 42-44
on Christ, IX 16-17
a true Christian, VIII 208 fn.
wrote on Atonement, Mass & priests,
X 91
———- "The Soldier's Daughter":
VIII 208 fn., 231
bibliog., VIII 458
Healer(s):
all Initiates are, XIV 252-53
mental, as neophyte sorcerer, X 96
some Kings were, XIV 253 & fn.
See also Mental Science
Healing:
ancient legends and, XI 243 (279)
faith, XII 402-03
Homeopathic, IV 73
imagination in, XII 403
mesmeric, III 285
mesmeric, at basis of religious faiths,
IV 73
mesmeric, by Olcott ordered by
Master, IV 379
mesmeric, rationale & requisites of,
IV 383-86
misuse to gain livelihood, XII 155
result of faith, VI 233-34
when, becomes black magic, XII 155
Health:
Adepts care more for Humanity than
their, VI 51; VIII 59 (81)
castes formed for occult reasons of,
VIII 60 (82)
as magnetic equilibrium, III 285
Hearing:
of ants, VII 74
developed in 3rd subrace of 4th Root
Race, VII 68
occult means can make, acute, VII 74
sensibility of organs of, VII 74
sight &, identical in past, VII 67
Heart:
chamber of Brahma, XII 54, 695-96
only manifested God, XII 695
organ of spiritual consciousness, XII
370, 694 et seq.
Purusha in the, XII 696
represents Higher Triad, XII 694
seven rays of consciousness in, XIII
289
Heart Doctrine:
of Buddhism, XIV 419 & fn.
Eye Doctrine differs from, IX 160;
XIV 443-53
or Heart's Seal, XIV 443
only, can lead one to Mastery, XII
236
Heart Sutra:
on Space, Form & Skandas, III 405 fn.06 fn.
bibliog., III 498
Heat:
animal, & life-atoms, V 116
light & electricity, XII 359
light &, identical if sense-reactions
altered, VII 72
nature of, X 393
one of 7 Sons of Fohat, XII 620
one of Three Mothers, XIV 64-65
radiant, & aka¸a,
III 103
See also Radiation
Heath, E.R.:
———- "Peruvian Antiquities":
on ancient architecture in Andes, II 308
on Andes & Atlantis, II 313
on degradation of Incas, II 336
on deposits of guano, II 310
on Peruvian ruins & treasure, II 325,
326, 326-29, 329-33
on records kept on quipus, II 334
on treasures of Huaca of Toledo, II
327-29
on Vega as Polar Star, II 338
bibliog., II 531
Heathen(s):
abused by clergy, III 119-20
degraded & ruined by Christian
fanatics, II 322
immorality of, converts to
Christianity, VIII 185 fn.
Pantheon as seen by Church, XIV 73
unregenerate, defined, VIII 183
See also Pagan(s)
Heathenism:
Western world rejects, XII 314
Heaven(s):
conventional, & Hell, XII 70
doorkeeper of, XII 77 (93)
in Gnostic hierarchy, XIV 112
great army of, XIV 215, 403
Hosts of, XIV 286
Kabalistic, is double, XIV 206
linguistic sources for term, XIV 90
seven, in Isaiah's vision, XIII 58
War in, XIV 201, 403
Western, of Buddhists, XIV 448 & fn.
See also Devachan
Hebdomad:
of Higher Aēons, XIII 57
or Seven Spheres, XIII 40
upper & lower, XIII 58
Heber:
derivation of, & Gheber, XIV 314-15
Heber, Bishop R. (1783-1826):
Heberists and, III 118
Taj-Mahal and, II 77
bio-bibliog., III
510-11
Hebrew Bible:
exists no more, XIV 193
Hebrew Kabala:
derived from Chaldean, IV 295
Hebrew Language:
alphabet & permutations, VII 262
& fn.
antiquity of, alphabet denied, XIV
172-73, 179-80, 183 & fn.,
196 fn.
cp. to Sanskrit, XIV 96, 180, 196
& fn., 206
derived from Palmyrene, XIV 172
difficulties in translating, XI 482-83
an "emanation," XIV 102
of Genesis, XIV 206-07
holds hidden meanings, XIV 102,
155-57, 206-07
"Letters of the Angels," XIV 97, 102,
196 fn.
Matthew changed by Jerome, IV
238-42; XIV 129 fn., 149 fn., 150
meaning of Genesis, XIII 100-01
is monosyllabic, XIV 196 fn.
names in Magic, XIV 118
not language of God, XIV 195
not mystery-language of Moses, VII
262 fn.
is rough & poor, VII 264 fn.
source of measures, XIV 158-59, 195
& fn.
symbolic & numerical letters of, XIV
207-08, 244
symbolism of, IX 276-78
Hebrew Scriptures:
See Jewish Scriptures; Geneses; Zohar,
etc.
Hebrews:
Aryas and, II 273
robbed of Mosaic Books & avenged,
XI 42
secret records of, & geometrical
symbols, IX 270
See also Jews
Hebrews:
VIII 176; IX 84 fn. q., 350 & fns. q.
(378 & fns. q.), 368 q. (396 q.)
on Jesus inferior to angels, IX 206
(227)
Hebron:
Kabeiri worshipped at, III 453 fn.
Mysteries of the Kabiri, XIV 314-15
Hecate:
as transformation of Moon, XI 97
Heckethorn, C W.:
on Three Mothers of, IX 290
Hefele, C.J. von (1809-1893):
———-
Conciliengeschichte:
rf. to Capitulum, VII 28 fn.
Hegel, G.W.F. (1770-1831):
on Absolute, XIII 311
Boehme and, III 34
influenced by Spinoza's idealism, XIII
311
———- Darstellung der Idee:
defines philosophy XI 435
Heidenhain, R.P.H. (1834-1897):
mesmerization and, IV 313
biog., IV 651
The Height:
definition, XIII 12
in Gnostic allegory, XIII 22, 31
or Plērōma, XIII 22
Heladiw Ruwana (or Ceylon Gem):
on Buddhism, Theosophy & the
Teachers, X 236-38
Helen of Troy:
glorified by Simon Magus, XIV 110
Helena:
occult meaning of Simon Magus',
XII 557
as Sakti of inner man, XII 559
Heliocentric System:
Galileo vs. Church on, XIV 43 & fn.
Jewish candelabrum represented, XIV
320, 323
known in Vedic times, V 277
a mystery in ancient days, IX 284
Pythagoras taught, III 356; XIV 47,
332
Schöpffer denied, III 312
Socrates sent to death for divulging,
IX 284
taught ages before Copernicus, XIV
323
Heliodorus, Bishop (fl. 5th C.):
Jerome's letter to, IV 240; XIV 149-50
sent Jerome to cp. Matthew with
original Hebrew, VIII 214
biog., VIII 458
Heliolatry:
Jesuits and, XIV 335-36 & fns., 343
as Sabaeanism, XIV 316, 318-19
Sabeism and, VIII 356 (373)
strong element of, in Roman Church,
XIV 319
Universal, not star worship, XIV 334
See also Apollo; Sabaeanism; Sun(s);
Sun-Gods
Heliopolis (Egypt):
Egyptian name for, XIV 257 & fn.
meaning, XIV 257 fn.
Plato worshipped at Shrine of, XIV 254
Zodiacal stones and, VII 238
Helios:
meaning Most High, XIV 271
See also Sun(s); Sun-Gods)
Hell:
or absolute matter, III 296 fn.
Church and, III 353
earth-life the only, XII 637 fn.
-fire, III 344
as Kingdom of Temptation, XIV 141
as life on Earth, VIII 299
in Mazdean religion, XIII 125-26
meaning of descent into, XI 89-91,
99-100
Nirvana and, III 88-92
no, for Theosophists, IV 298
symbolizes fate of lower principles,
XIII 59
Theosophist fears no, VIII 299
See also Avitchi; Hades; Sheol
Hell Fire:
Canon Farrar and, II 183
probable origin of, II 146
Hell, Maximilian (1720-1792):
Mesmer and, II 275
Hellas:
See Shelley
Hellen, Son of Pyrrha:
fables of, related to Atlantis fable, V 219
Hellenbach, Baron L.
von (1827-1887):
III 236
bio-bibliog., III 511
Helmholtz, H.L.F. von
(1821-1894):
occult views and, IV 558
———-Vorträge und Reden . . .:
on electricity being atomic, VIII 323
bibliog., VIII 458
Helmont, Jean
Baptiste van (1577-1644):
II 36
on the hand in disease, XII 223
———- Opera Omnia:
on second sight, II 281
bio-bibliog., XII
750-51
bibliog., II 531
Help:
reliance on extraneous, a pernicious
doctrine, X 96
Helpfulness:
duty of every Theosophist-Occultist,
XI 465
to be given to those who don't think
like us, XI 466
Hemmer, Hippolyte:
———- Textes et documents . . .:
on
esoteric Hebrew Matthew, VIII
235-36
bibliog., VIII 458
Hemsa:
Mohammed's uncle, III 183 fn.
Henriquez, H. (1520?-1600):
———- Summa theologiae moralis:
on killing, IX 304,
315
bio-bibliog., IX 419
Henrizzi:
Von Often &, devise airship, III 70-71
Heptaktys:
in Revelation, III 453
Heracles:
See Hercules
Heraclitus (ca. 5th C. B.C.):
ideas of, III 62
saw Absolute as Becoming not Being,
VI 10 fn.
Universal Mind and, VI 206
Herachus, Emperor (575?-641):
XIV 331
huge Byzantine monastery built by,
III 218
Herald of Progress:
IV 153
Herbs:
occult virtues known to Yanadis, IV 289
Hercules:
Baladeva of the race of Heri, XIV
246 q., 248
beheads Hydra, XIII 57
Diodorus on legend of, XIV 246
Egyptian worship of, XIV 246
Euripides on, XIV 141
incarnations of, XIV 247-48
Indian origin of, XIV 246, 248
as K¨ishna's brother,
XIV 247
Pillars of, V 218; XIII 331
Puranic allegory of, XIV 247-48
as "Soter" or Initiate, XIV 141
twelve labors of, XIII 7-8; XIV 140
unveiling Central Sun at pralaya, V
162-63, 199 fn.
Herennius Byblius:
See Philo of Byblus
Heres:
same as Char-is, III 460
Heretics:
appear orthodox later on, III 471
diabolical cruelty to, XII 75
Hermann:
Berlin juggler, I 316
Hermann, K.F. (1804-1855):
denies secret meaning in Plato's
teachings, VI 207
bio-bibliog., VI 437
Hermaphrodite:
Absolute not a, IX 269 fn.
humanity at end of 5th Round, XII
545, 700
mystery of, XIV 83
self-sacrifice of Divine, XIV 290-91
See also Androgyne; Androgynous
Hermes (Mercury):
in Roman Catholic calendar, XII 76 fn.
Hermčs Theosophical Society, Paris:
on journal of, XII 300
Hermes-Anubis:
VIII 24
Hermes-Christos:
VIII 24
Hermes Trismegistus:
on agents of Sun, XIV 332-33
before Moses, XIII 232 fn.
canons of, XI 236 (272)
Clemens in praise of, XIII 236-37
cosmogony of, XIV 86, 198, 301,
332-33
on decline of Egyptian Mysteries,
XIV 294
falsely accused, XIII 224
on four worlds of, XIV 46
generic title, XI 511 (534)
god of esoteric wisdom, XI 257
as Moses numerically, XIV 93
school of Ammonius and, XIV 131
taught same doctrine as Pythagoras &
Orpheus, XIV 331
on thread of destiny, XIV 320
veiled Indian mysteries, XIII 99 fn.
See also Thoth
Hermes Trismegistus, Books of:
Ammonius accepted, XIV 301
on Amun, XII 15
ancient works, XIV 95-96 fn.
Astrolatry of Khaldi, XIV 344
brought wisdom from India, XIV 131,
301
Budhism contains teachings of, &
more, XII 345
cosmogony veiled in, XIV 86, 95-96,
198, 223
divine Theogony of, XIV 347
doctrine of, XIV 301
existing, just vague recollections, XI
526 (549)
on the formless, XIV 86-87
Holy ghost in, XIV 115
Kircher on, & Alexandrian fire, XIII
231-32
number ten in, XIV 97
oldest numerology in, XIV 97
Pantheistic axiom in, XIV 97
Planetary rulers ace. to, XIV 314
prehistoric revelation in, XIV 65, 223
saying on Pta, XIV 65 fn.
Three Mothers symbolism in, XIV
64-65
world of infinite sphere, XIV 379
———- Hermetis Trismegisti
Asclepius . . . :
Compiler's notes on, VII 217 fn.
———- Minerva Mundi:
on Solar Logos, XIV 223
———- Poimandrēs:
on 7 creative Gods, XIV 198
Greek Christians altered, XI 244 (280)
on heavenly divisions, XIV 198
original, destroyed, XI 526 (549)
on the Path & those who tread it, VI
334-35 & fn.
———- Smaragdine Tablet [tr.]:
legend of, XI 511 (534)
only fragment of real Books of
Hermes, XI 526 (549)
———- Tabula Smaragdina:
XIV 95-96 fn.
———- Tractatus . . . metallorum:
XIV 95-96 fn.
bibliog., VI 432; VII 374
Hermetic(al):
alphabet & numerals, XIV 97
antiquity of, books, XIII 232 fn., 233
books called apocryphal, XIII 224-25,
232-33
or Divine fire, XIII 354-55
doctrines, XIV 86-89
fragments distorted by Latin authors,
XI 526 (549)
meaning of Tres Matres, XIV 64-65
Science acc. to Clement, XIII 236
teaching considered speculative, XIV
232 fn.
thread of destiny, XIV 320
wisdom admitted by Rome, XIII 239
works dangerous to unfit, XIV 60
Hermetic Axiom:
Quoted, II 9 (20); XIV 97, 337
apparent dualism in, XIII 13, 31 fn.
Creation Above & Below, XIII 31 fn,
explained diagramatically, XIII 17-21
Hermetic Philosophers:
books of, difficult to understand, I
131
magicians & giants of intellect, I 138
price exacted for following the, I 128
proved what they claimed, I 138
Hermetic Philosophy:
Anna Kingsford and, VI 214
in Apollonius' biography, XIV 127,
300-01
churchmen & science on, XIII 231
on seventh Key, XIV 103
Tibetan doctrines and, V 279-80
Hermippus of Alexandria (5th C. B.C.?):
on Zoroaster, III 451
Hermit:
selfish life of spiritual, XI 218 (254),
343-44, 346, 471
Hero Worship:
reason for ancient, XII 16-17
Herod, King (73?-4 B.C.):
as evil power, XIV 141
Herodotus (484-425 B.C.):
I 232
on antiquity of Mysteries, XIV 274,
293, 451-52 fn.
Dodona written about by, VII 121 fn.
"father of history," XIII 226
on geography of Chaldea, XIII 326
on Hercules' non-Greek origin, XIV 246
an Initiate, XI 5
on mysteries, V 305
never mentions Jews or Solomon,
XIV 177-78 fn.
Orpheus brought Mysteries from
India acc. to, XIV 269-70, 293
on Orpheus' gifts from India, V 306;
XIII 235
on Orphism, II 95
Pelasgian language and, V 301
on Persian religion, III 450
on pyramids, XIV 24 fn.
———- Euterpe:
on Egyptian view of psyche, XIII 80
———- History:
VIII 184 fn., 222, 309
on Aethiopians of Asia, XIII 331
on Babylon, XIII 280-81
on Birs-Nimrud, XIII 274
on Pigmies, III 41
about Scythians, XIII 334
Heroes:
memorialized in stellar configurations,
V 199 fn.
Heroism:
ancient & modern, XI 197
Herschel, Sir John (1792-1871):
V 267
on dating of Great Pyramid, XIII 322
ideas about sunspots, V 159-60; XI
232 (268)
occult truths and, V 160
scientific lectures of quoted, V 267
on truth, XII 196, 293
———- On the Study of Natural
Philosophy:
Newton on unstable world, XIV 230 q.
———- Treatise on Astronomy:
on Kepler's laws, X 390
bibliog., V 375
Herschel, Sir Wm. (1738-1822):
V 267
on earth's atmosphere, V 159
on so-called fixed stars, XIV 228 fn.
on sun's atmosphere, V 158
on sunspots, V 159; XI 232 (268)
telescopic relativity shown by, XIV
228 fn.
bibliog., V 375
Herzen, A.A.
(1839-1906):
———- General Physiology of the Soul:
XII 357
Ladd on, XII 359-60
on psychic action vs. free will,
XII 354
bio-bibliog., XII 751
Hesiod (fl. 8th C. B.C.):
V 201, 305; VIII 181 fn.
poetic fancy of, XI 69
———- Theogony:
VIII 10, 16, 17
on Gaea, X 302
on Prometheus, IX 267
———- Works and Days:
on Pandora & Epimetheus, IX 267
Hesperides:
son of Venus, VIII 17
Hesperos:
Evening Star, VIII 6, 10
mythology of, VIII 16-18
See also Venus
Hessen-Kassel, Prince C. von (1744-?):
on Saint-Germain, III 527 rf.
Hestia:
New Zealand T.S. journal, X 108
Hesychius of Alexandria (fl. 5th C.):
IV 241; VIII 309
on agyrmos, XI 99 fn.
bio-bibliog., VIII 458
Hesychius of Miletus (fl. 5th C.):
on Pherecydes, XIII 238
bio-bibliog., XIII 384
Hetaerae:
Astoreth and, VIII 310
Hexad:
Hexalpha and, XIII 15 ff.
Hexagon:
absolute key in Magic, XIV 103
magical power of, XIV 102-03
seal of Solomon, XIV 103
as seventh key, XIV 102
symbol of Universal creation, VII
298; XIV 103
universally revered, XIV 103
Hibernation:
of fakir at Lahore, II 468
not Yoga, II 456-57
possible for man, VI 313-14
of serpents, II 460
of tortoise, II 459
of Yogis stops wear & tear of organs,
II 460-61
Hien:
a saint or Nirvanee, VII 202 fn.
Hierarchy(ies):
Basilides on evolution of, XIV 112
celestial, in Vedas, XIV 92
chart of Plērōma and, XIII 71
classes & orders of, XIII 12, 70
concentric circles symbolize, XII
544-45, 567-68, Plate III
correspond to cells of body, XII 410
Dhyani-Buddhas are, not Entities, X
343
emanate sevenfold scale of causes, XII
550
or Fires, XIII 70
of Kumaras, X 343; XIII 9, 16
linked to man, XIV 394-95
non-separateness of, XIII 70-71
not two heavenly, XIV 327
numerical values, XIV 92 fn., 112 fn.
origin of Adepts', IV 515 fn.
origin of 7 principles, XII 549, 561,
567
of Planetary Builders, X 341-42
Planetary, & lower principles, XIII 12
seven, colors & their subdivisions, XII
568-69
Seven, correspond to Races, X 395
seven divine, in man, XIV 50, 112,
391
Seven, rule 7 Sacred Planets, XII
567-68
sevenfold gradation of Rays and, XII
567
vast distinction between, X 396
world composed of, VIII 65 (87)
See also Seven Rays
Hieratic:
code in Egypt, V 296
Demotic language and, V 297
language & Atlantis, V 221
system of Egypt, VI 98
tenets of outer Temple, V 110
"Hieratic Code of Gotomo":
V 13 (41), 24 (52), 31-34 (59-63)
analyzed by Samkara of Mysore, V
33-34 (62-63)
fanciful manuscript, V 24 et seq. (52
et seq.)
Hierocoraces:
loose robe of Mythraic priests, XI 76
Hieroglyphics:
abundance of, in Peru, II 305, 325
cross symbolism interpreted by, XIV
151-53
Egyptian, & Hebrew alphabet, VII
262 & fn.
Egyptian records in, XIII 231-32
of Mexico, Palenque & Copįn, II 315
Mysteries preceded by, XIV 254 & fn.
no clue to, in Peru, II 305, 334
occult symbolism in, XIV 207 & fn.
origin of, V 297
Peter's name in 4000 yr. old, XIV 125
primitive philosophy and, XIV 254-55
on rock near Arica, II 326
a rude form of, XIII 336
See also Ideograph(s); Runes; Signs;
Symbol(s); Symbolical Methods
Hierogram:
sacred, IX 361 fn. (389 fn.)
Hieronymous, Saint:
See Jerome, Saint
Hierophant(s):
all ancient nations had, XII 15, 215
as Astrologers, XIV 344-45
became wanderers, XIV 294, 306-07
on becoming a, XIV 275-76, 326 fn.
chief, "dies" after imparting the
Word, IV 100-01; XIV 263-64
a conqueror of Death, XIV 286,
288-89
on decline of, XIV 296-98
definition, XI 172 (180)
Egyptian, XIV 22, 32, 47, 63, 83-84,
262, 288, 296-98, 326 & fn., 332,
344
Esoteric canon and, XIV 12, 46-47,
148
function in Initiation rite, XIV 261-62
guided soul to nether kingdoms, XIV
262
on "Head" of the, XIV 84, 332
"Heart's blood" given to neophyte,
XIV 262, 264
hidden Divine, XIV 332
historical, are martyrs, XIV 84-85,
261, 263
kept watch over neophyte, XIV 262
knew all Sciences, XIV 8
many, in pre-Christian era, XIV 148,
296-97
Mexican Priest-, XIV 24
murder of, feigned, XIV 263-64
passes on Occult Powers, XIV 175 fn.,
263-64
policy of secrecy, XIV 4759, 263,
297-98
as Solar potencies, XIV 264, 332
Victim or "Lord of the Sheep," XIV
83-84
See also Initiate(s); Initiator(s)
Hieropolis (Syria):
temple of, & Lucian, VII 120
Higgins, Anthony:
founded Blavatsky T.S., XII 23
managed T.S. branch in Wash. D.C.,
XI 384
Higgins, Godfrey (1773-1833):
on religion of Vatican, VIII 178
———- Anacalypsis:
I 380; VIII 175 fn., 217
on archē, XI 484
cp. with Isis Unveiled, XIII 195 fn.
Dupuis on Virgin & Child, II 164
on Ethiopian empire, XIII 332
on Justin Martyr & christianoi, VIII
218
on names of Jesus, VIII 189
on origin of Crucifixion image, VII
295-97 & fn.
on sepulchral inscription, VIII 196
on sigmatau & Greek "H," VIII
225-26
———- The Celtic Druids:
on secret doctrine in Tibet, III 186
on Stonehenge as orrery, XIV 358-59
on wisdom, III 180
bio-bibliog., VIII 458-59
bibliog., I 468; II 531-32; III 511; XIII
384
High Priest:
consecration words of, XI 101
Higher Ego:
almost omniscient, XI 448
Alter Egos and, XII 627, 630
astral soul and, VI 205-06
defined, X 249
immortal entity, XII 409
influences mortal mind, X 249
loss of, VI 205
lower and, X 254-55; XII 709-12
metaphysical death of, XII 628
result of a "silent," XII 598
seat of will in, XIII 74, 289
sees entire life-span, XII 232
visions and, X 247
will and, X 253
See also Buddhi-Manas; Ego; Higher
Self
Higher Manas:
Christos as, XIII 55
corresponds to indigo, XII 53-54, 562,
568
Devachan and, X 220
or Higher Ego, XII 358 fn., 366-67,
406-11
ignored by Planetary Spirits, X 341
incarnates at seventh year, XII 624
a Kumara, XII 709
as Mahatmic prototype, XIII 12
"martyrdom" of, XIII 79
no direct dealings with daily activities,
XII 366-67
part of Essence of Universal Mind,
XII 367
the "prophet" in John, XI 492
is real Mahatma, VI 239
is soul, XII 53
union of Lower Manas with, XIII 28,
48, 50
See also Buddhi-Manas; Higher Ego
Higher Self:
of Adept, XIV 386-87
alter ego of, XII 367
association with, intensifies effect of
Karma, XII 640
Astral Prophet of, XII 233
Atma-Buddhi is, XII 54
is "Aum," XII 639
betrayal of, XII 507
cannot be invoked with impunity, XII
640
Christos or K¨ishna, XII
53
communion with, XIV 48, 51-52, 111
at death we are judged by, XIII 75, 160
definition, VII 180; XIV 49-50
devachan and, VII 186, 317
divine ego or, XI 468
doctrine of Emanation and, XIV 111
or Ego, can't act directly on body,
XII 366-67
essence & omniscience of, XII 367
in essence, same as the Gods, XI 64;
XIV 50
is "God" dwelling in man, XII 82, 313
is "God" or divine prototype, XIV 48,
52 fn., 111, 260
harmony with, XII 505
human soul and, IX 255-59
initiation and, XI 94, 501
integral part of Universe, XII 313, 367
invocation to, XII 506-07
karma & duties to, XII 583-84
key to all success, XI 398
Mahatma &, are one, IX 400F
is Mahatmic aspect of, XII 166
marriage at Cana and, XI 499
mediumship will destroy protection
of, X 262
Monad connected with, XII 507
must get rid of personal, VII 308-09
as noėtic principle at one with
Buddhi, XIl 313
not to be thought of in Space &
Time, XII 528
only a reflection, XIV 50, 111
only eternal Now for, XI 105
passage of ray from, VII 71
permanence of, XII 296, 365
protects from possession in sleep, X
262
power of faith in, XII 583
purity needed to recall, fully, XIV 52
radiance of, in Man, XII 54, 313
reached by personal merit. XIV 52
real E.S. Pledge is to, XII 166, 503
sleep and, X 262
union with, & passions, IX 257
victims of consumption and, X 263
See also Atma-Buddhi; Self
Hilaire, Saint:
See Hilarius Pictaviensis, Saint
Hilarion (or Illation):
on Armenians, III 212 et seq., 460
authorship of occult works discussed,
III 211-12; XI 313-29
became an Adept in 1886, XI 316
an Eastern adept, VI 271, 280
French Letter to Olcott, V 129-32
Greek Adept, VI 291-92
H.P.B.'s occult stories and, I 435; II
219 & fn., 366; III 211; VI 354-55
"I" or, visited H.P.B. in N.Y., I 407,
435
initiation of, III 211-12; VI 271, 291-92
"John King" nickname and, VI 271,
291-92
known to H.P.B. since 1860, VI 271,
291-92
library of cylinders found by, III 458
Olcott and, I 424, 439
relation with Mabel Collies shown,
XI 320
story of, about de Lassa, I 161-62
travels of Atrya and, I 90
Hilarius Pictaviensis, Saint (fl. 4th C.):
on "creatures" of Saint Paul, VII 47
———- Commentaries in Evangelium ,
Matthaei:
on astral body, VII 223
bio-bibliog., VII 374
Hilgenfeld, Adolf
(1823-1907):
VI 152
bibliog., VI 438
Hilkiah, High-Priest:
helped rewrite O.T., VII 258, 263; XIV 178
rediscovered Books of Moses, XIV
350
biog., VII 37475
Hillel:
Lucifer &, discussed, VIII 27-28 fn.
meaning of, VIII 27-28 fn.
Hillel, Rabbi (fl. 30 B.C. -10 A.D.):
acknowledged Bible allegories, XII
342
founded Mishnah, IV 364
greatest of Pharisees, III 453
biog., IV 652
Hillyear, Charles W.:
IV 39 fn.
Hilton:
Jews and, I 262
Himalayan Brotherhood:
See Adepts; Brotherhood, The;
Masters
Himalayas (Sk.):
ancient continent from, to Tasmania,
III 420
A¸ramas on slopes of,
XIV 423
the Brotherhood in, III 264, 421
on Great Teachers of, XIV 423 & fn.
Himmel (heaven) derived from, XIV
90 fn.
keys to true symbolism beyond, XI
245 (281)
locale of Eden, XIV 90, 422-23 fn.
many adepts gone beyond, III 487
once part of ocean floor, III 422
origin of Book of Enoch, XIV 90
Sankara's inscription about, II 121
Hinayana Buddhism:
exoteric views of Buddhaship, XIV
435
lowest form of transmigration, V 115
opposed Nagarjuna's Mahayana
Buddhism, XIV 434
See also Buddhism; Mahayana
Buddhism
Hindoo-Koosh [Sk. Hindu-Kush]:
V 212, 220
Hindostan:
land of Bodhisattvas, III 179
See also India
Hindu(s):
accused of personifying bodily organs,
XII 143-44
adepts are in minority, III 304
ancient magic & learning preserved by,
XIV 22
astronomy, XIV 332, 358-59. 361-68
attitude of, to "spirit-returns," VI 96,
190
Biblical analogy and, XIV 188
born metaphysicians, II 75
chronology, XIII 266
chronology & Yugas, XIII 265; XIV
358-68
consider Vedas as Eternal, XIII 107
customs & cleanliness, XII 276
Earth divided into 7 zones by, XIV
359
endow cells with consciousness, XII
365
festival of diva by, yogis, XII 94 (101)
knew Zodiacal cycle, XIV 366
medical knowledge unsurpassed, XIV
22
meditation practice, XIV 241, 434
music & Sanskrit Ollas, XIV 196
no, is a Spiritualist, II 78
Pantheistic speculation of, XII 347 fn.
Pantheon & cells of body, XII 149-50
pantheons revealed, XIV 91, 92 fn.
philosophy of, revived, III 105-06
relations of, with Englishmen, II
298-301
revere "Waters of Life," XIV 242
Sastras on two kinds of ¬ishis, XIII
109
sceptical of spiritual knowledge, III
105
secret cycles, XIV 353-54, 356-57, 358 ff.
six systems of, philosophy, XII 343-44
& fns.
So-called "idolatrous," XIV 142
subjective phenomena and, II 80
superstitions cp. to scientific "facts,"
XII 144-45
Trinity & hypostases of Greeks &
Egyptians, XIV 185-86
Trinity's meaning, XII 149 & fn.
two parties in, Society, II 455
views of, studied by Olcott & HY.B.,