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