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
- άber den
Ursprung des άbels:
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-avas]:
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
Harichandra:
Job a copy of, IV 554
in legend, XII 169 (179)
Harivaόa 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