Volume
XV
M index
M.:
See Morya
M. Junior:
See Olcott, H.S.
olden vases under guano on, II 310
unchanged since 16th C., XIII 178
Macauley, Lord Thomas B. (1800-1859):
Blasphemy Laws and, XI 188
MacCroskey, Bishop Samuel:
seduced his daughter, II 45
Macculloch:
on depravity of critics, VII 306
Mace, J. (
chief of Police, I 195
Macedonians:
Machell, Reginald W. (1854-1927):
paintings & description by, XII
354-55, 418
bio-bibliog., XII 755-57
Machines:
invention of', & progress, VIII 64 (86)
Mackay, Mary:
See Corelli, Marie
Mackenzie, Col.:
MS. of, on Sankara's birth, V 184-85
Mackenzie, Kenneth R.H. (?-1886):
———- Royal Masonic Cyclopaedia:
on alchemists, XI 510 (533)
Brotherhood of Luxor arid, I 87; X
125-26 fn.
on Cagliostro, XII 80 et seq.
on Jesuit destruction of Masonry,
XIV 265-66
on Jesuits, IX 302
on Kabalah, VII 268
on occult fraternities, XII 79
praises Éliphas Lévi, XIV 233
on reasons Gnostics stigmatised, XIV
70
on science of numbers, XIV 96
secret Brotherhoods cited in, XIV
27-28
on Sun symbol in Masonry, XIV 281
on Theosophists' silent influence, II
96
on various rites, I 309
on worship of Chrēstos, XIV 283
bio-bibliog., X 424
biog., II 536
bibliog., I 497; VII 381; IX 442; XI
580; XIV 545
Mackenzie, Sir Morell (1837-1892):
physician to Frederick III, IX 319
bio-bibliog., IX 443
Mackey, A.G. (1807-1881):
———- Encyclopaedia of
Freemasonry:
on adoptive Masonry, I 312
on MS. of N. Stone, XI 183 & fn.
bibliog., I 497
Mackey, Samson A. (1765-1843):
on Hindu Yugas, XIV 365-68
bio-bibliog., XIV 545-49
MacMahon, Marshal Marie E.P.M. de
(1808-1893):
denies adventure with sorcerer, II
389-90
H.P.B. on sorcerer and, II 194-95,
388-89
Macnish, R. (1802-1837):
———- The Philosophy of Sleep:
IV 294
bio-bibliog., IV 656
Macrobius (fl. 5th C.):
———- Saturnalia:
on Janus or Ion as gods, VIII 193 fit.,
229 n.
on the Kabiri, XIV 315
Macrocosm:
Adam-Kadmon type of, XIII 52
Diagrams I & IV on, XIII facing 524,
657-58
drama of, & microcosm, XIV 303,
393
Esse of Universe, XIV 185
eternal Kosmos and, XII 656; XIV
209
immortal Soul and, XIV 10 fn.
Jivatma and, III 326
Microcosm and, IV 377-78; XII 410;
XIII 124
Microcosm &, symbols, III 250-51,
312, 319, 321
occult powers and, III 403
the One, & human triad, IV 263-64
of Paracelsus, XIV 51
seal of, VIII 154-55 & fns.
seven occult powers in, & Microcosm,
III 411
six-pointed star, III 461
three principles & 4 vehicles, XIV 209
& fn.
Macroprosopus (Gk.):
or Long Face, VI 317
Microprosopus and, VIII 142-46, 149
symbolical "Ancient of Days," XIV 168
See also Microprosopus
Madagascar:
Adept or Lodge in, I 428, 439
Madan (Sk.):
elemental spirit, VI 193-94
See also Elemental(s)
Maddina Nag:
planet Venus, XIV 258 fn.
Madhava (Sk.):
Sankara born in month of, V 179
Madhavacharya (1199-1276):
or Anandatirtha, V 183
followers of, on Sankara's date, V
184, 187
founder of Dvaita sect, XII 343, 344 fn.
worshipper of Vishnu, XII 343
Madhava-Vidyaranya:
See Vidyaranya
Madhwacharya:
See Madhavacharya
Madhyamika Buddhism:
two divisions of, XIV 438
view of Paramartha, X 347
views of, IX 59
See also Prasanga Madhyamika
Buddhism
Madhyantika:
Lohan & sculptor of 100 ft. Buddha,
XIV 428 fn.
Madonnas:
colors altered by priests, I 372
contrasted to Pagan idol, XIII 300
of Raphael, XIII 182
See also Virgin Mary
Madras Christian College Magazine:
V 328
bibliog., V 385
Madras Mait
Rev. Cook and, IV 68-69
libelous innuendos in, VI 55, 58,
63 fn.
on Senate Hall rejection of T.S. use,
VI 166, 167
bibliog., VI 450
Madras Standard:
on the telephone, IV 112
Madras Times:
on Bangalore mounds, II 324
libelous innuendos in, VI 55
"Ooty Chronicler" in, V 321-23
bibliog., V 386
Madri:
wife of Pandu, V 305 fn.
Mafia:
toys with high officialdom, XIII
186-87
Mag, Magh[aj(s):
initiates & magicians, IV 514 fn..
516 fn.
root of word magician, II 33, 90
Magadha:
forefathers of Macedonians, IV 66
its calendar, V 261
Magas, King of Cyrene (?-258 B.C.):
V 242
Magavas (Sk.):
"mighty ones," III 456
Magendie, Francois (1783-1855):
———-Physiologie Humaine:
XII 219 q.
bio-bibliog., XII 757
Magh (Sk.):
Hindu month, II 117
Magi (or Maginsi):
as Buddhists in Arnold's poem, XIII
166-67
Chaldean, & Kabala, III 456 fn.
Deity of fire of, III 460
as hierarchy of Adepts, IV 515 fn.
High-priest of antiquity called, II 32
kindle altar without fire, III 462
land of, III 215 fn.
Mesrobian MS. on, III 459
on space & time, XIV 202
Star of Bethlehem, XIV 240
Theosophy of, ¬ishis & Buddhists the
same, V 35 (64)
traditions of Deluge, III 214
on wandering of the soul, VII 192
of Zoroaster initiated, II 89
Zoroastrian, XII 72
Magia:
definition, XII 551 fn.
Magia Adamica:
See Eugenius Philalethes
Magianism (or Mazdaism):
adepts of, existed in Clemens' days,
IV 533
archaic, identical with Sabaeanism, IV
531
correct version of, untimely today, IV
526
immense antiquity of, IV 514, 522
not monotheistic at first, IV 528
pulse of old, still beats, IV 534
pure & degraded, III 452
rite of wine & rose, III 465
on six Gahambars, III 462
some primitive, in Hadhōkht
Nask,
IV 528
universal religion of Central Asia, III
456
See also Mazdean(s); Sabaeanism;
Zoroastrianism
Magians:
accused of superstition, XIII 230
initiated at Bactria, XIV 35
of Persia & Babylon, XIV 46-47
rites reformed by Zoroaster, XIV 23
sublime precepts of, XIII 229-30
See also Mazdean(s); Zoroastrian(s)
Magic:
academic disdain for, XIII 211, 234,
335, 338-39
Adept's use of, power, IX 239
ancient, believed in by some
Theosophists, II 101
anterior to age of Odin, XIV 23
Atlanteans misused, VII 93
based on exact science, II 461
believed in for thousands of years,
VII 103
Black, infers White, I 117-18, 141:
XIV 17, 32, 101-02
blended with all Religions, XIV 23,
32, 105
in Book of Enoch, XIV 77
Brahmins knew science of, XIV
312 fn.
buried by adepts, VII 93
ceremonial, & elementaries, I 286-87
Chaldea as center of, III 150
characters of, in initiation crypts, VII
107 fn.
Church, XIV 17, 27, 32, 116-17
coeval with 3rd Root Race, XII 532-33
considered fetishism, XIII 339
course of, I 141
definitions, II 32, 36
Democritus on, XIV 25
differs from occultism, IX 249
divine and diabolical, XIII 236, 337
Divine, cp. to human, XIV 311
Divine, has only one approach, III
266
"Divine Miracles" and, XIV 116-17
Divine, only used by pure in heart, IX
157
Divine Science, VII 122
does exist, I 141
a dual power, XIV 59, 103, 105, 163,
311
effluvia of, & civilization, VII 92
Egyptian, VII 105 et seq.
Éliphas Lévi on, XIV 31
esoteric Theurgy and, I 139
in every papyrus, VII 92
facts of, tejected, IV 313
flourished among Chaldeans, XIII
338
H.P.B. defends reality of, I 134 et seq.
Hexagon as absolute key in, XIV 103
historical, & science, VII 92
history must include, VII 125
holiness needed to practice, XII
559-60
Hypnotism a lesser branch of, XIV
22-23
Isis Unveiled on,
hinted at, XIV 22
karmic results of dabbler in, XII 606
Lodges of, impractical, X 125
Magism and, XI 516 (539)
mesmerism, key to Eastern, II 135
Mikael patron of 7th work of, XIV
339
motive determines effects of, XIV 106
motive of white & black, IX 156,
400F
natural, never crushed out, IX 119
or Natural Philosophy, XIV 25
not Charlatanry, XIV 22, 24, 32
not founded by Zoroaster, XIV 23
numerals morally dangerous, XIV
60-61
Occult forces of constellations and,
XIV 224
in occult science, XIII 218
as old as man, XIV 22-24, 311
outcome of primitive knowledge, VII
125
pentacle is sign of Black or White,
XII 623
performance of, by a Shaman, I 345
et seq.
performance of Dervishes, I 177 et
seq.
in Prisse papyri, VII
118-19
Psellus on, VII 123
psychology practically applied, I 324
relation to Spiritualism, I 101-02
in Russia, II 445
schools of, III 183
a science, I 137
scientists forced to study subject of,
VII 125
secret of, can't be revealed to our
race, XI 523 (546)
secrets revealed in true, XIV 311
of Simon & his disciples, XIV 118-19
sorcery and, VII 92
sources of, XIII 339-40
spell & fascinating gaze of Indian
conjurer, XII 326
Spiritual, differs from natural, XIV
47-48, 54, 163-64, 311
statues fabricated acc. to, VII 103
still in full sway, XIV 32, 105
symbolized by Litera Pythagorae, XIV
101
sympathies & universal ether, XIII 241
terrestrial mysteries of white & black,
XII 626
Theosophia same as, XII 557
Theurgy and, XII 559-60
theurgy &, not understood, XI 234
(271)
true, feared by Roman Clergy, III 254
true, identical with Gnosis of
Pythagoras, XI 214 (250)
true, in East, III 254
true nature of, XII 551-60
true student keeps silent on, XIV 33,
60
two branches of, XIV 27, 32. 101,
105-06
in Udyana, XIV 19
underlies all faiths, VII 91
use & abuse in all ages, XIII 237-38,
337
various degrees of, X 132
in Vedas, II 33-34
wedded to archaeology, VII 93
white & black, difference between, IX
156, 400F; XII 604
white & black not understood, II 96
White & Black only spider's thread
apart, XIV 106
why, fell into disrepute, II 32
will power and, I 150
See also Black Magic; Lévi, Éliphas;
Sorcery; Theurgy; White Magic
Magician(s):
Adepts and, IV 263
ancient High Priests were, I 139
ancient strongholds of, XIV 19-22
Apollonius a great, XIV 128
confession of Saint Cyprian the, XIV 163-64
control spirits, I 137
critics exposed by, XIV 27
Dervishes at work, I 181 et seq.
fraternity of true, now disbanded, VI 7
gained power over elementals, XIV 311
Hindu, the greatest, XIV 22
as Magha, IV 514 fn.
many unconscious, XIV 32-33
on natural-born, IX 259; XIII 347
need no artificial lighting, XI V 311
Neo-Platonic, XIV 304
Padmasambhava a master, XIV 19
perils await unfit, XIV 60-61
Pharaoh's, XII 311
practicing, never marries, III 342
require long training, XIV 54, 116, 311
Simon a, XIV 118-19
source of Church Dogma, XIV 341 fn.
true, pities sorcerers, XIV 33
White & Black, & occult law, X 270
Zoroaster reformer of, rites, XIV 23
Magicon oder das geheime System . . .:
rf. to description by F. Hartmann, XIV 62 fn.
on true vs. common Mathematics, XIV 62
Magiism:
works recommended on, I 126 et seq.
Magna Graecia:
V 200, 212
more ancient than believed, V 167-68
pre-, period & Rajputana, V 238
Magna Mater:
Virgin Mary is, XI 70, 97
Magnes:
magnetism and, II 275
of Paracelsus, IV 290
Magnet:
celestial, or spiritual buoyancy, III 211
Magnetic:
affinities, III 21 et seq.
aura may form strong battery, IV 27,29, 30
correspondences, III 220
current conveys impressions of sound,III 411
current of earth & astral projection, IV 489
desire of sitters & seance apparitions,III 395
equilibrium is health, III 285
Lucidity, II 280-81
sympathy between planets, III 45
vital, current as healing, 111 285
Magnetic Fluid:
cures and, III 253
man emanates, V 115
Magnetic Power:
as key to scientific Psychology. II 511
power as used by Yogi, IV 101-02
Magnetism:
abnormal discharges of, by humans, III 101
accepted under name of "hypnotism," XIII 211
applied in sleep, XII 214
arises from prana, XIII 364
aura of humans and, VI 341
bad, of men & alcohol, IX 160
blue is color of, X 241
body's, imbibed by all it touches, VI 72
crystals and, III 100
current of, between Devachanees, V 84
current of, in a circle, I 352-53
degrading personal, II 398-99
of earth & position in sleep, IV 405
effect of, on flowers, IV 312 fn.
electro-, according to physicists, V 152-53
escaping through skin may be felt, X 272
evil, impressed upon objects, VI 249
experiments in France, 11 279-89
gravitation and, 1 244; V 152-53
in hair, VIII 361 & fn. (379 & fn.)
history of, II 275-78
human body in relation to, IV 404-05
human, described, III 92 et seq.
Jussieu & Deslon support, XII 218
key to, & hypnotism, XII 568
law of mutual attraction & repulsion in, V 152-53
laws of, studied by true Theosophy, II 490
lucidity and, II 280-81
mesmerism & Occultism, V 10 (39)
now called hypnotism, XII 214, 395
outer, of persons & objects, 1X 157, 159
pure, needed for occult development, III 268
radiant heat & akaa,
III 103
role of, in human, IV 383 et seq.
solar, affects Earth, III 45
still a mystery to Science, XIII 345
substantial nature of, discussed, VIII 315 et seq.
terrestrial, currents, VI 340
terrestrial, & mediumship, III 246-47
"Therapeutic," XII 222, 395
transfer of, VII 316
vital fluid in man and, II 397
why, denied by science & clergy, II 278
Will &, as prayer, IV 519-20
will of man and, II 282
See also Animal Magnetism: Force(s); Gravitation; Hypnotism;
Mesmerism; Polarity
Magnetizer:
somnambulist and, V 22 (50)
Magnetizing:
by pure magnetizer, II 400
vital force and, II 136
Magnitudes of Ether Waves:
on ether, IV 219
Magos:
Magi and, IV 516 fn.
Magusti:
Chaldean, III 51
Maguvius:
Colossus of Rhodes and, XI 360
Mah:
mystical Kabalistic name, XIV 215
Maha:
High-priests of antiquity called, II 32
Maha Sahib:
See Serapis
Mah-Abad:
Zerdusht the 13th, IV 508
Mahabharata:
VIII 137
Anuasanaparva[n] on tribes of
Kshatriyas, V 307-08 & fn.
Arjuna's victory over Devas in, XII 202
Bhishmaparva[n] has
interpolations, V
245 fn.
Chinahunah and, V 245 fn.
Harivaüa of, on 7 classes of Pitris,
VI 191
on Hindu navigation, V 300
history of Hercula in, XIV 246
initiated Brahmans and, IV 192
Kala-yavana and, V 239 fn.
Kali Yuga described in, IX 100
on Krishna &
Anusalva, VI 7
on language & occult philosophy, V
302, 306
Manusmriti closely connected to, VI
425
on merit & charity, V 335
on Narada's chastity, XIV 286
over 20,000 years old, XIV 365
races & tribes in, V 239
racial history in single drama, V 238
raising of "spirits" found in, II 37-38
Rajadharmanuasanaparvan on
Yavanas, V 309
spiritual phenomena pervades 16th
chapter of, II 37-38
Trojan war and, V 238
Vyasa and, IV 100
on Yavana & Vrishalas, V 307-08
bibliog., II 536; IV 656; V 365; VI
425
See also Bhagavad-Gita; Vyasa
Mahabhutas (Sk.):
gross elementary principles, IV 581
Mahabhutic:
faculty of finite Self, XII 631
Manas linked with personality, V
80 fn.
Maha-Buddhi (Sk.):
as Divine Ideation, XII 629
Mahat and, X 324
Universal Soul & Mahat, XII 413
See also Mahat; Universal Soul
Maha-Chohan:
Chief of Himalayan Brotherhood, III
401 & fn.; XIV 422 fn.-23 fn.
Compiler on letter from, XII
239-41 fn., 498 fn.
future is like an open page to, VI 24
letter from, XII 239 q., 497-98 q.
sacred residence of, XIV 423 fn.
superior to Masters, XII 239 fn.-40 fn.
views of, on T.S., VII 248-49 fn.; X
79-81
Mahadeva (Sk.):
II 464
Maha-Isvara (Sk.):
IV 568
Maha Jataka:
cp. with Bible. III 223
Maha-Kalpa (Sk.):
Age of Brahma, X 396; XIII 56 fn., 302
arupa spheres during, XIV 375 fn.
one hundred years of Brahma, XIV
375 fn.
See also MahaYuga(s)
Mahakasa (Sk.):
as universe, III 318
Mahakasyapa:
See Kasyapa
Maha-Manvantara (Sk.):
astral light changes with each, X 361
Day-Be-With-Us and, X 405
every, has its own Manu, X 364
individuality and, VII 52
life-cycle of the, XII 629-30
"Luminous Sons" and, X 347
See also Manu(s); Manvantara(s)
Mahamaya (Sk.):
evil & imperfection from, VI 180
human life and, XI 475
Indian mesmerizers and, XII 326
man can become free from, VIII 125
Mahan Singh:
12 divisions of Sikhs and, I 373
Mahanama (Sk.):
Buddha and, V 254
Mahanarayana Upanishad:
IV 336
bibliog., IV 656
Mahanirvana-Tantra:
on natural moral purity of Adept, V
339
bibliog., V 365
Maha-Parinibbana
Sutta:
rf., V 258
bibliog., V 365
Mahaparinirvana Sutra.,
on Nirvana, III 414 fn.
bibliog., III 515
Mahaprajñaparamita Sutra:
on Ananda's mission, XIV 445
on Hiuen Tsang's tr. of, XIV 445
bibliog., XIV 549-50
Maha-Pralaya (Sk.):
Absolute and, X 333
Brahma and, X 44 fn.,371
Paramatman manifest of itself at end
of, VI 202
period of rest, XII 58
Sat is present even during, X 327
Solar, & 12 Suryas, VI 134, 202
universal rebirth and, III 270
See also Pralaya(s)
Maharaja(s) (Sk.):
the Four, in symbolism, XII 545-46;
XIII 18
Four, or Lipika, X 405
Maharloka (Sk):
fourth dimension and, VII 85
fourth world of higher septenary. VII
85
Maha-rshi [Sk.
Maha-rishi]:
meaning of, V 32 (60)
Maha-Sunyata (Sk.):
Space or, III 423
See also Sunyata
Mahat (Sk.): .
Alaya-akaa or, XII 371
or Anima Mundi, X 304
or Brahma, VI 209; XII 411
as collectivity of Dhyani-Chohans, X
360
as Cosmic Mind, X 319
created by Abraxas acc. to Basilides,
VIII 213
definitions, X 252, 313-14
or Divine Ideation, XII 629
jiva and, IX 76 fn.
Logos and, X 399
Maha-Buddhi and, X 324
Manas proceeds from, XII 607 & fn.
as manvantaric Principle of
Intelligence, X 325
or Plērōma of Gnostics, XIII 31 fn.
source of Buddhi & Ahankara, IV 581
study of, in cosmogenesis, XIII 40
synonymous with Binah &
Chochmah, X 355
as Third Logos, X 313, 360
Time and, X 358
Universal Cosmic Mind, XII 411, 413
or Universal Ideation, X 251
Universal Intelligent Soul, XII 629-30
Vaivasvata an avatar of, X 364
wisdom as reflection of, XIII 49
See also Universal Intelligence;
Universal Soul
Mahatma(s) (
abstract knowledge and, VI 266
advise & influence, but never order, V
330 fn.
on Awareness of, VI 240
at Badrinath, II 121-22
on becoming a, IV 544
belief in, endorsed by Rev. Beale, IV
131
belong to no sect, VI 38
Brahm-Atma Chief of all, XIV 430
care for humanity as a whole, VI 240
Chelas of, protest Hume's remarks,
IV 229-30
compassionate to unhappy candidates,
IV 370
Compiler on objectives of, letters. XII
241 fn.
concern for civilized races, XI 1239 & fn.
Cosmic Will and, VI 265
definitions, II 120; IV 101; VI 239
direct order from, rare, XII 63
Divine wisdom not external religions
sought by, IV 162
evil counteracted by, VI 20
existence of, XIV 3 fn., 28
forced to avoid world's corrupt aura,
V 291
heart of T.S. candidates examined by,
IV 369
identified with Universal Soul, VI 240
Jivanmuktas cp. to, XII 159, 634
know what knowledge best for
mankind, VI 265
letters rarely written in ordinary way,
VI 120
M. & K.H. not Buddhist monks, VI
293
meeting, depends on self-effort, VI 15
Mongolian Khe-langs and, XII 337
never inspire sinful acts, VI 20
not subject to caste or laws, IV 227
are omnipresent, VI 240
our spiritual objectives and, XII
241 fn.
phenomena of, and, XIII 213
picture of, in Adyar Shrine, VI 418-19
practically a creator, VI 262
proofs of existence of, VI 216
reason for reluctance to bestow favors,
IV 227
relations with, through one's inner
self, V 291
¬ishis same as, IV 543
S.P.R. and, XIII 213
sceptics of, XIII 213
secret, underground Benares and, II 120
on seeing the real, VI 240
servants of Karma, IV 611
seventh principle and, III 414
some, are Hindus, IV 366
some, chelas of higher ones, VI 285
testimony on, by Ramalinga Swami,
IV 133-36
Theosophical Society not directed by,
III 5
as title, XI 458
tolerate, but do not practice Buddhist
rites, VI 293
unselfishness key to becoming, VI
263-66
who resides in Southern India, VI 134
See also Adepts; Brotherhood, The;
Hilarion; Koot-Hoomi; Morya; etc.
Mahatma Letters:
See Jinarajadasa, C.; Sinnett, A.P.
Mahatmaship:
as state & title, VII 157 fn.
See also Adeptship
Mahattattva (Sk.):
first-born & Mulaprakriti, VI 143, 176
Mahavansa (Sk. Mahavaüa]:
accuracy of, V 242
Buddha's death and, V 249
Buddha's 3 visits to Ceylon and, V
251
dynasty of Moryas and, VI 40-41
mentions secret cave where Arhats
taught, X 71
silent on Buddha's nirvana, V 254
on Vijaya's landing, V 248
bibliog., VI 425; X 425
Mahavidya:
definition, IX 252
Maha-Vishnu:
is seed of Avatarism, XIV 160 fn., 371
See also Bija
Mahayana Buddhism:
condemns self-torture & solitary life,
XI 348
on fundamental laws to escape
rebirth, XI 348
highest form of transmigration in, V
115
Hinayana schisms and, XIV 434
Septenary principles cp. to Taraka
Raja-Yoga, VII 289
on three aspects of a Buddha, XIV
390-92 & fn.
on three bodies & Nirvana, XIV
436 fn.
See also Buddhism; Hinayana
Buddhism; Yogacharya Buddhism
Maha Yuga(s) (Sk.):
III 423
Chaldean cycles and, IX 212 (234)
definition, X 363
duration of, IV 579; XIV 243-44, 357
Planetaries and, III 270
remembrance of personal existences
and, IV 121
revolves between two eternities, II 420
See also Maha-Kalpa
Maheshwara [Sk. Mahevara]:
the Great Power, XII 356 fn.
Mahidhara:
commentaries are untrustworthy, II
113
Mahima[n] (Sk.):
caused by altered polarity, II 272-73
Siddhi of aethrobacy, II 272
Mahinda (fl. 200 B.C.):
Buddhism brought to Ceylon by, III
358
Mahmood, Syed (1850-1903):
Dervish-phenomena and, II 290
Mahratta (Poona):
defines objectives of Theosophists in
India, IV 22-23
Mai, Cardinal Angelo (1782-1854):
VII 96 fn.
Maikoolal, Lalla:
———- "Satgoor Swami":
on secondary importance of Siddhis,
II 511
Maimonides [Moses Ben Maimon]
(1135-1204):
Biblical allegories and, XII 342
recommends silence, XIV 36
on true sense of Genesis, XIV 36
———- Guide of the Perplexed [tr.]:
XIV 36 fn.
———- Moreh Nebuchim:
on Jewish tutelary gods, VII 217, 219
on teraphim, VII 232 & fn., 233 fn.
———- Treatise on Idolatry:
on Jewish teraphim, VII 118 fn.,
130 n.
bibliog., VII 381-82; XIV 550
Maine, Sir Henry (1822-1888):
———- Ancient Law:
on Roman laws protecting women,
XII 271
bio-bibliog., XII 757-58
Mamländer, Dr. P. (pseud. of Philip
Batz):
———- Pessimism and Progress:
VIII 110-19, 121-22 q.
on primordial sin, VIII 111
Maistre, Joseph de (1754-1821):
———- Les soirées de Saint Petersbourg:
on killing animals, VI 1 12
Maitland, Edward (1824-1897):
Circular Letter to London Lodge and,
VI 131
criticizes Esoteric Buddhism, V 134-35
Hermetic Society and, VI 251
H.P.B. misquoted by, VI 134-35
on last days of Anna Kingsford, IX 91 fn.
never resigned from Parent T.S., IX 90 fn.
Maitreya Buddha:
on future coming of, VI 116, 266-68
old world destroyed after, XIV 161
teacher of Aryasanga, XIV 451 fn.
will incarnate in all of Humanity, III
185
world saviour of 6th Race, XIV 354,
436, 451 fn.
———- Champai-chos-nga [Tib. Byams-
pa'i chos lna]:
five books of, XIV 451 fn.
Makara (Sk.):
in Hindu Zodiac, IX
238
incarnation of Kumaras in, XII 76
sign of Capricorn, III 326-27
Ma-Kheru:
or Word of Truth, VIII 188 fn., 197;
IX 21
Malabar (India):
customs, V 188-89
Sankara's dates and, V 184-85
Malachi:
IX 346 (374)
Kabalistic key needed for, XIV 318
"prophecy" of Christ's coming, XIV
318
Malakhim:
Biblical angels, XIV 338
Male:
female &, elements & cross, II 145
in occult phraseology, XIII 165
salvation through blood of primeval,
VIII 208
Malebranche, Nicolas de (1638-1715):
on Anathema Maranatha, XIII 308
on Descartes' views, VII 27
bio-bibliog., XIII 391
Malech:
or Melech & Moloch, XIV 338
Maleville, de:
on litanies of Virgin & Jesus, XI 96
Malevolence:
envy or revenge will stop spiritual
progress, XII 496-98
Malhandrèni, H.:
———- Rituel of Initiations:
some rules for neophytes, XIV 289
Malherbe, Francois de (1555-1628):
———- Consulation à Duperier:
XI 231 q. (268 q.)
Malibran, Marie (1808-1836):
supernatural voice of, II 237
Maligawa:
Founders at, & newspapers
innuendoes, II 416-17
Malkuth:
VIII 151, 152 fn.
the Bride, IX 64
bride of Tetragrammaton, VIII 142
definitions, VI 212; VIII 141 & fn.
Eheieh and, IX 64
or lower Prakriti, XII
516
mother of all that lives, VIII 143
path of, VIII 152
plan revealed by, VIII 152-53
Sephirothal Tree and, VIII 154-55
& fn.
seventh of inferior Sephirōth, VIII
147, 150
is Tetragrammaton, X 357
See also Tetragrammaton
Mallery, Col. Garrick (1831-1894):
The Theosophist and, II
348
Mallet:
experiments of, IV 222
Malmesbury, Win. of (1095?-1143?):
accuses Anglo-Saxon nobility of slave
trade, XII 267 fn.
Malpas, Philip A. (1875-1958):
definition of Pistis-Sophia, XIII 5-6
made recension of Pistis-Sophia, XIII
4
on Saint-Germain, III 526
bio-bibliog., XIII 391-92
Malunkya Sutta (Pall):
XI 346 fn.
Mama Oella Huaca:
counterpart of Isis, II 306
Mammals:
bodies of, formed of man's atoms, X
175, 186 fn.
Mammon:
Temple of, XII 386
Mammoth:
worship in America, XII 382
Man:
absorbed in Universal Life when
purified, IV 453
Adamic, or fleshly, XIV 199, 204,
289-90, 302
Ah-hi and, X 321
animal brain of, X 169
with animal heads, VI 204
animals benefit from cast off
molecules of, X 186 fn.
Anosh is, in Hebrew, X 52 (60)
Anthrōpos, XIV 205 & fn.
on antiquity of, XIII 146 fn.
antiquity of, in America, II 335
as atom, X 386
atom becomes a, I 334
becomes demi-god by Yoga, II 160
Buddha within every, XIV 394-95
came from Heavenly Man, XIII 44
can assume any shape, I 227
can become a god, I 73, 293; VIII
367 (387)
can surpass in phenomena average
"spirits," I 295-96
cannot become an animal, VII 183
cannot become Mahatma in one life,
VI 245
Carlyle on Real, XIII 97
Carlyle on the wisest, XII 320
changes form through cycles, II 336
Chhayas of Pitris and, X
364-65
childhood notions of early, acc. to
Müller, II 113-14
Christian creates God in, own image,
XIV 146
a complete unit, XII 607
composite being, XI 505 (528)
contains all four elemental kingdoms,
VI 197
copy of the universe, IX 400J
creates own future, XI 304
Cross typifies Kosmic origin of, XIV
140
cycle of, incomplete without terrestrial
life, I 363 (367)
danger in metaphysics for, XIV 41,
45, 47-48
dating of, distorted by science, XIII
146 fn.
dies without ever facing his soul, XI
242 (279)
as Divine Builder, XIV 26
divine intellect veiled, XIII 241
divine nature & future, XII 410
Divine, rules Sun, XIV 332
Divinity of, reached by merit alone,
XIV 51-52
"door of hell," XIII 164-65
"Double" of, XIV 209 fn.
duality is key to, III 434, 438
early, & alleged tail, XI 209
elementary, reborn on our planet, I
112
Elōhim creating, VIII 145 fn.
emotions are obstacles to Spiritual,
XII 55
in Esoteric Buddhism, IX 280 et seq,
esoterically, a septenary, VII 207
essence identical with god, XIII 55
Essence is the Absolute, XIV 213, 310
ever changes, XII 46
creature was, is or will be a, X
321
every responsive to kindness & truth,
XI 353
evolution of, & animals, X 186 fn.
evolution of, & of horse ace, to
Huxley, I 228-29
of, allegorical, XI V 81, 175,
188 fn., 200, 204, 289-90, 302-03,
332-33
a fallen angel, X 169
fashioned by Demiurge, XIII 26
is final goal of evolution for lower
kingdoms, VII 16
first, a shadow of a Pitri,
IX 240-41
first, in fourth round, IX 240
first living being on earth, IX 239
five the number of, XIII 30
follows a line of progress, X 313
forces of, correspond to those of
universe, IX 400D
frame of mind at death and, XIIl
74-75
as free agent, V 144
future evolution of, a necessity, II
186-87
genius depends on ensouling ego, XII
15
geometrical symbol of, X 51 (59)
gigantic bones of, in Gibraltar caves,
II 337
gigantic, of Gnosticism, XIII 43-44
glacial period and, II 115
in Gnostic creation, XIV 205
goal of evolution for, XIV 303
“God" or Divine prototype within, X
169; XIV 52 fn., 55, 301, 310
hates to think, XIV 17, 57, 64
Heavenly, of Kabalah, XIV 185,
197 fn., 301-02, 332
Hierarchical scale of, XIV 379
higher than animal, VI 200
highest tabernacle of Nature, V 355
history of, XIII 348-50
history of "First," XIV 175, 204-05,
289
how to comprehend what is, II 110;
XII 517
human nature and, XIV 110, 251
hypocrisy, XIl 241, 247-49, 317-20
as image of Elōlim, XIV 184,
188 fn., 197-98 fn., 204-05, 212, 302
image of God, V 357
impregnates objects with intense
feelings, V 115-16
incarnation of his God, XII 533
iniquity of, XIV 41, 57, 81, 302
inner & animal, X 164
inner, & astral light, I 284
inner, & death, X 221
inner, & dreams, X 247-48
inner, & occultism, XI 307
inner, as microcosm, V 355
inner, as symbol of deity, V 316-17
inner, can inflict wound, IV 566
inner, of mediums, III 347
inner, repressed, VII 308
interbreeding of, XII 251-53
invisible can be made visible by, IX
400E
on irrevocably materialistic, XII 625
Jehovists see, as the supreme animal,
XIV 184, 188
Karmic record of each, XIII 76
Know Thyself, XIV 48, 55-56
life of, inseparable from Mankind,
XII 5, 45-46
linked with heavenly bodies, XIV 349
lived among Gods, XIV 68, 92, 205
love of, should stifle urge to convert
others, IV 501
Lower, is carnal, XIII 37, 165
mantrams may benefit good, XII 518,
534
Marcus on celestial, XIII 51-55
matter & Absolute, IV 195
meaning of "to slay a", VII 256 & fn.
measure of the Universe, XIII 71 fn.
mechanism of, & intelligent force, II
188
no mere ephemeron, VIII 123
metamorphosed into wolves, II 167
Microcosm of the Macrocosm, XII
410, 519; XIII 352
mortal, & purification, V 356
must be a, before becoming a spirit, I
298
must be freed from superstition &
priestcraft, XIV 251
must have ideals, XIV 41
must know basic truths of Religion,
XIV 63-64
must liberate himself from matter, XI 40
must love truth before he will believe
it, XI 49
as Nebuchadnezzar, XIV 81
needs to look within, VIII 116
new, progeny of old, X 177
Nicodemus' view of, XIV 57
number 10 &, in Pythagorean Tetrad,
XII 578
numerical value ace. to Gnostics, XIV
92 fn.
offspring of gods, XI 410
oldest doctrine of, XIII 267
organs of, perform 7 functions on 7
planes, XII 520
origin of, ace. to Haeckel, VIII 33 et
seq.
originally parentless, XIV 289, 302-03
outer & inner, III 434-35, 437
outer & inner, & dissolution prior to
death, VI 347-48
outwardly a creature of but a day, XII
156
as oval sphere, XII 521
own creator, IX 177
is own worst enemy, III 369-70
Paradise Lost on, XII
350
Pascal on, XIII 97
path to bliss & eternal life for, XII
537-38
perfected animal, X 313
pineal gland is androgynous in, XII
698
Pitris and, IX 262
Plato classified, among animals, IV
34
potentially has all attributes of higher
Aeōns, XII 555-56
Pre-Adamite, XIV 205, 289
primitive, on river Trubezh, II 261
procreation of, in 3rd Root-Race, XIV
80-81, 175, 188 & fn., 204 & fn.,
289-90, 302-03
prototypes of, or 7 Divine reflections,
XIV 50-51, 197-98 fn., 198-99,
204-05, 379, 391
in Pythagorean system, XII 519
Races of, predicted in Enoch, XIV
80-83
real, is not body or desires, VIII 129
relation of, to earth element, X 366
resents entering a new path, XIV 17
riddle of, & Oedipus, I 361 (365)
right attitude toward outer self, VIII
128-29
rises to glory through suffering, XII 55
of SatyaYuga God-like, XIV 249
science & origin of, XIV 23
seeks the most emotional religion, II
447
as seer, XII 367
seven sounds pertaining to, XIII 52
as sevenfold being, III 321; VII 290;
XIV 386-87
sevenfold Elōhim and, XIV 204-05
is seventh creation, XIV 197-98 fn.,
198, 204-05, 379
sexual excesses of, more bestial than
beasts, VIII 67 (88)
sexual generation of, not only
method, VIII 65 (87)
shaping of, by Pitris,
VI 191-92
should cooperate with Nature, IX
400E-F
should master invisible powers, V 317
is Son of Evil not Son of God, XIV
287
Son of, the ideal Messiah of Enoch,
XIV 78-79, 81
Soul & Spirit, XIV 209 fn.
source of every Word, XIII 77
Spiritual, free during sleep, XII 565
Spiritual, of Valentinians, XIII 26
Spiritual perception of, paralyzed,
XIV 333, 462
Spiritual, the heavenly Power, XII 55
subtle powers of nature in, II 284
superior to gods, XIV 205, 213
supposed progenitor of, XIII 212
sympathy with nature, XIII 241
tabernacle, XIV 58
temple of his own inner god, XI 239
(276)
a Tetraktys, II 4 (15)
Theosophists' duty to help, XI 465
three transitory aspects & 4 Principles
in, XII 607
three Upadhis in, XIV 386
throws off life-atoms, V 115-16
tossed about by karma, VIII 299
transformation in Alchemy, XII 52-55
a trinity of Egos, but one, IX 257 fn.
triune nature of, I 292-94, 298, 331,
361 (365)
true nature of, XII 519
two creations of, XIV 199, 204-05
two-thirds through 5th Root-Race,
XIII 68
undergoing barren cycle, XIII 241
unprepared for primeval truths, XIV
45-48
vehicle of a dual spirit, XII 46
vehicle of fully developed monad, X
313
world's rulers have no sway over
inner, II 105
Yugas and, XIV 68
See also Adam-Kadmon; Anthrōpos;
Evolution; Humanity; Mankind;
Men; Principles(s) of Man
Man: Fragments . . . .:
See Chatterji, M.M.
Man-God:
Jesus as, not historical person, IX 203
(224-25)
Manam [Sk. Mana]:
measuring methods in India, V 261
Manas (Sk.):
agent of, is brain, XII 623-24
in anthropogenesis, XIII 40
aroma of, VII 180, 185, 186 fn.; X 51
(58), 54 (62)
asleep in sense dreams, XII 693
Astral light's relation to, XII 407
astral perception and, IX 400G
both psychic & manasic, XII 353,
357-58, 364, 371
Buddhi & brain, XII,618
Buddhi & chelaship, IV 608
"Child of the Child," XIII 10
Chitta & Ahankara and, IV 550 fn.,
581
combined with kama, V 144
in conjunction with kama-rupa, VII
188
conscious Ego, XIV 59 & fn.
corresponds to Manomaya-koa,
XI
476
in descent of dove allegory,
XIII 8
differentiation and, VI 126
Divine when united with Buddhi, XII
630
dravya, V 79
duality of, VI 205-06; XII 353, 624, 628,
631; XIII 10, 28, 40, 50 & fn., 65
during life, VI 328
Egyptian teachings and, VII 190
essence of, from Hierarchy ruling
Venus, XII 548 fn.
eternal & non-eternal, V 80 fn.; XII
631
fifth principle & struggle of 5th Race,
XIV 302
Fohat and, X 392
gravitates to Kama, XIII 50
grows at expense of wisdom, XIV 333
"half-terrestrial," XIV 49
or Higher Ego, XIII 9
higher, purifies the lower, XII 54
as highly developed intellectuality, VI
198
as "individual" Ego, XII 58
is Jiva in Vedanta, XIV 49
Kama-rupa and, IV 548
lower & higher, are one, X 254
maha-bhutic, & tanmatras, V 80 fn.
no relation to Planetary Spirits, X 341
nous and, VI 205
one of 4 Eternal Principles, XII 607
perception of, VI 240-41
perception of self and, VIII 96
personal self and, IX 256
phos as light and, XI 487
phrēnic terrestrial element and, XII
371
Pistis Sophia and, XIII 61-62
proceeds from Mahat, X 363
Prometheus and, VIII 367 (386)
rapid development of, XIV 333
real ego, VII 179
reflection of, XII 630
relation of higher & lower, XII 709-12
as seat of Jiv, VII 179, 185
seed of personal intelligence, V 78
is sexless, XIII 165
skandhas and, VII 52
in sleep & clairvoyance, XII 328-29
in sleep, perceives reality, V 78
specialized, for each man, XII 679
as Spiritual Self-Consciousness, V 80;
XII 630
spiritualized portions of, IV 185
spiritually sterile without Buddhi, VI
198
Substantialists' name for, VIII 328 fn.
term preferred to Nous, XII 353 fn.
thirteen changes of, XIII 60
Triad of Atma-Buddhi, XIII 30
triumphs over spirit, XIII 57
union of Lower with Higher, XIII 28,
48, 50
union with Buddhi, V 114
upper & lower, within Spiritual Ego,
XII 623-24
vehicle of Mahat, XII 629
winning of independent existence and,
XII 630-31
See also Antaƒkarana; Buddhi-Manas;
Higher Ego; Higher Manas; Kama
Manas; Lower Manas
Manasa (Sk.):
proceed from each Manvantaric
Manu, X 364
See also Manu(s)
Manasaputra(s) (Sk.):
Ah-hi and human principles, X 324
Ah-hi become, on 3rd plane, X 321
bear burden of sins of personality, X
255
become Thinkers, X 322
definitions, XII 644-45 & fn.
Egos of Humanity, XII 607 fn.
Fohat is representative of, X 360, 393
genius as direct light from, XII 18-19
incarnation of, in humanity, XIV 205
individual, or Kumaras, X 252
John 2 verse 10 and, XI 502
Pentad and, XIII 16
preside over Mercury, XII 545
rays of Universal Mind, XII 365, 411
Sons of Mahat, XII 411, 607 fn.
Sons of Wisdom, XII 18, 545; XIII
16
See also Kumara(s)
Manasarovara Lake:
ancient Brotherhood dwells beyond, V
245
Aryans and, I 383
Mt. Kailas and, III 422 fn.
pre-historic emigration from, into
India, VI 99
¬ig Veda written
at, XIV 94
Sambhala and, IV 526 fn.-27 fn.
Vedas and, III 419
Yogis gather at, VI 37; XII 701
Manasic:
inner constitution of man is, XII 371
Kamic as well as, organs in man, XII
369
Ray & its mission, XII 371
Manas-Manu (Sk.):
Divine Man or, alone reincarnates,
XII 623
Manava-Dharma Sastra:
See Laws of Manu
Manchester Courier:
VIII 290-91 q.
Manchester Guardian:
XII 286 q.
Manco Capac:
Incas and, II 317
Osiris and, II 306
son of the Sun, II 317
Mand:
of Todas, I 356
Mananamira:
See Surēwaracharya
Mandans:
superstitions of, II 173-74
Mandara:
Mountain of, XIII 159
Mandir:
house of worship, III 57, 58
Mandrakes:
as magical implements, VII 216
Mandrin, Louis (1724-1755):
French bandit & highwayman, IX 363
& fn. (391 & fn.)
Mandt, Dr.:
physician to Nicholas I, III 124, 160
Manukya
Upanishad:
on Taijasa, XIV 52
Manes:
Apuleius on, VII 191-92 & fn.
of Chinese, II 177
correspond to nekuas, VII
96 fn.-97 fn.
Di or Deae, VII 97 fn.
expiations to, XIV 99
of Kings, VII 95 et seq., 125-26
psychai theai and, VII
96 fn.-97 fn.
reason for worship, XIV 134-35
Sraddha rites propitiating the, IX 261
Virgil on, VII 197
Manes (or Manichaeus) (216?-276?):
Church accuses, of sorcery, XIV 163
cp. to Saint Cyprian, XIV 163
disciple of Terebinthus, XIV 163 fn.
an heretical Buddhist, V 211 fn.
knew Christian mysteries, XIV 116
Seleucus a disciple of, XIV 150
why, called the "Paraclete," XIV 163
& fn.
Manetho (3rd C. B.C.):
Bunsen on, XIII 232 fn.
corroborates papyri, VII 125
papyri renderings of, VII 95
Pseudo-, XIII 232 fn.
works in Alexandrian Library, XIII
231 & fn.-32 fn.
Mang(s) [Sk. Mataüga]:
III 388
aboriginal tribe in India, II 141 & fn.
Mango-tree:
phenomenal growth of, I 273-74
Mani Kah'bunr [Tib. Ma-ni bKa’bum]:
oldest historical Scripture in Tibet,
XIV 426
Manicheans:
Buddhist origin of, X 67-68, 113