Volume
XV
N index
Naaseni:
an Adamas, XIII 35
received teachings from Mariamne,
XIII 36-37
teaching on the Exodus, XIII 37
Nabang Lob-Sang [¥ag-dban-bLo-bzan]
(1617-1682):
Fifth Dalai Lama, IV 12 fn.; XIV 428 fn.
Tashi Lama and, IV 12 & fn.
bio-bibliog., XIV 559
Nabathaea:
Ebionites and, IV 239
Nabatheans:
of
secret Kabalistic documents of, IV 265
Nabhachakra [Sk.
Nabhichakra]:
Sakti in, III 409
"spirit" knows nothing of, IV 176
Nabi:
Nazars and, XI 220 (256)
Nachapunaravarti (
declaration at death, prevents return
of soul, VI 190
Nachmanides, Moses (1194-1270):
on passage in Genesis, VII 261 fn.;
XIV 67
bio-bibliog., VII 385
bibliog., XIV 558
Naden, C. (pseud. of Caroline Woodhill,
1858-1889):
goes to
140-41
———- The New Gospel of Hylo-
Idealism:
reviewed, VIII 305
———- What is Religion?:
VIII 33 fn., 131-32 q.
on the Ego, VIII 97-98
bio-bibliog., VIII 470
Nai-Grantham (Sk.):
records of men's lives and, IV 399-400
Nais (
medula oblongata and, XII
616
niddhis and, IV 166
spinal column and, XII 701
Naga:
King of Patala, II 79
tribe, II 318
Naga(s) (
or Anata as Eternity symbol, XIV 284
Aryan, V 223
Asuras and, X 372
of Buddhists are superior beings, XIV
285
Church degrades, to tempter, XIV 284
as Hindu spirits, VI 194
Initiation legend and, XIV 284, 435
Sesha-, as Vishnus couch, XIV 284
or Vasuki in Hindu
Pantheon, XIV 284
veiled name for Initiates, XIV 435
Nagarjuna (fl. 120 B.C.):
authored contemplative school in
Bodhidharma and, XIV 449
Chinese allegory about, XIV 435-36
driven from
285
an Initiate, XIV 285, 435
Mahayana school of, XIV 434-35, 449
received Sutras from Adepts, XIV 285
taught same secret doctrine as
Gautama, XIV 435
bio-bibliog., XIV 558
Nagasena (fl. 2nd C.
B.C.):
defines Nirvana, XIV 374, 416
Nagual:
chief sorcerer in Mexico, II 318
Nagy, Joseph (1804-1849):
———- Mémoire sur le systémze solaire:
on light, XIV 225-26
Nahash:
Hebrew word for serpent, XI 512
(535)
Naiden:
writing characters, VI 373
Naidu, P.I.:
on three kinds of Karma, XI 144
Naimittika Pralaya (Sk.):
follows Brahma Kalpa, XI 468
Naljor [Tib. rNal-'byor]:
sinless man, XII 634
Naljor-chod-pa [Tib. rNal-'byor
spyod-pa]:
Yogacharya school of Buddhism, XIV
450
Naljor-ngonsum [Tib. rNal-'byor-
mnon-sum]:
meditation by self-perception, XIV
438-39
Name(s):
of Akaa, XIII 75
ancient, of Sun, XIV 270-71
Biblical, closer to Physiology than
Religion, XIV 61-62
of Biblical God, XIV 188
Christ Jesus, XIII 78
of Creators, XIV 217 & fn.
for days of week, XIV 350
of highest Egyptian Hierophant, XIV
288
incommunicable, XI 174 (182)
Ineffable, XIII 31, 41
Ineffable, in every heart, XIV 131
influence of, in life, IX 45
loss of, & age in discipleship, VIII
195 fn.
of Mikael & Michael. XIV 338
as Motion, XIII 41
power of a, VIII 5
real, of Adepts & Occult Schools
never revealed, X 126
of seven angels, XIV 315 fn.
of seven Elōhim, XIV 202
of seven Kumaras, XIV 329 fn.
seven, of Sephirah, XIV 189
of seven worlds of Kosmos, XIV 209
Silence of Great, XIII 54
of' the One, XIV 310
See also Mystery Names
Namur Nor, Lake:
Sambhala and, III 421, 422 fn.
Nana Sahib (or Dandhu Panth)
(1825?-1860?):
allegedly exhibited in a cage, II 293
led reprisals on English, I 275
still alive, I 337
Nanak (1469-1539):
Buddhism and, III 179
Druses and, III 177
Sikhs and, I 372
16th representative of, III 60
See also Sikhs
Nanda, King:
supported Buddhist Council, V 257
Nanda Dynasty:
V 258
Nankin:
Porcelain tower of, XI 359
Naphtha:
Mithra provided, II 127
Napoleon Bonaparte (1769-1821):
ablutions of, XII 276
abolished Inquisition, XIV 104
alleged reincarnation as Gambetta, IV
391-92
brain of, IV 509
candles and, VII 115
downfall of, XII 384-85
earthly hero, XIV 381
sacrificed masses of men, II 515
as "Solar myth," VI 215
world at "armed peace" since, XIV
356
Naquet, Alfred J. (1834-1916):
———- Révélation antique . . .:
on mesmerism, II 279-81
bio-bibliog., lI 537
Nara (Sk.):
the Great Deep, XIV 244
Nara &, Supreme Spirit, XIV 244
Narada:
II 464
a founder of the Mysteries, XIV 286
Hari-ashvas and, XIV 286
an Initiate, XIV 285-86
one of the 7 ¬ishis, XIV 286
on Patala, XIV 285
prototype for Archangel Mikael, XIV
286
refused marriage in Krishna's time, XIV 286
¬ishi & Vaidic author, XIV 285
son of Brahma, XIV 285-86
symbolism of, VIII 148 fn.-49 fn.
Naraka (Sk.):
metaphorical meaning of, IX 136
Narasapatnam Mrs. (India):
Chendry hid in, before mutiny at
Rumla, II 295
Narayan, Swami:
original thinker, II 209
Narayan[a] Temple:
Sankara's message about, on copper
plate in, II 121
Narayana (Sk.):
a form of Vishnu, XIV 317
fructifies Mundane Egg, XIV 241
as unmanifested Logos, X 313
Self-created Logos, XIV 218 fn.
seventh Principle of solar system, IV 336
sexless "mover on the waters," XIV
79, 187 fn., 241, 317
undifferentiated Space, XII 555
Narayan[a] (or Tirivellum Mahatma):
on "Greeks & Romans," V 135-36
"leaves watch" to Sahib, I 414, 420
letter from, I 438
message from, I 439
Olcott calls, "old horse," I 429, 439
sends Chela to visit Olcott, V 137
signature of, in Diary, I 431, 32,
439-40
symbol of, I 426
The Theosophist and, II
83
wrote part of Replies . . . , V 134,
135-36
Narayana Upanishad:
mantram in, V 288 bibliog., V 366
Narcissus:
VIII 20 fn.
Narcotics:
esoteric meaning of, in scripture, XIII
316-17
prevent function of third eye, XII 496
Naros (Neros):
first secret cycle, XIV 359
Saros and, III 150
transformations of the, XIV 359-60
See also Saros
Nasa (Sk.):
dead matter, IV 506,
508
Nasals:
in Sanskrit, II 120
Nasht Patrika (Hindi):
branch of astrology, III 310
Nasmyth, James (1808-1890):
sunspots and, XI 232 (268)
willow-leaf theory of, V 159-60
Nasr-Allah [al-Nasir? 1284-1340]:
Druse sacred books and, III 177 fn.
Nasr-ed-Din:
as title, I 371
Nastika(s) (Sk.):
definition, XI 372
hatred of Brahmins for Buddhist, IX
130-31
H.P.B. called a, IV 335-36, 474
implies atheistical, V 33 (61)
pre-Buddhistic, as Atheists, XI 427
Nasus (Sk.):
elementals, VI 340
Nathalie, Queen:
Milan and, X 83-88, 189 et seq.
mistreatment of, X 83-88
Nation(s):
altered by small events too, XII
384-85
horrible crime in modern, XIII 188
involved in slave trade & opium, XIII
188-89
so-called Christian, XIII 188
unknown to history, I 104
National Congress of India:
Theosophical Society and, XI 394
National Reformer:
IV 172, 368; XI 336, 339, 409 fn., 412
Besant on 3 objects of T.S. &
Pantheism, XI 334
Bradlaugh on Theosophy, XI 332-33
Nationalist Movement:
is Theosophy applied, XII 155-56
Nationality:
lost when aping occurs, XIII 186
"Native Volunteers":
Indian movement, IV 454-55
De Natura Deorum:
See Cicero, Marcus T.
Natural Selection:
Grant Allen on, XII 251
inadequate doctrine of, X 388
Naturalism:
definition, III 277
Nature:
abortion a crime against, V 107-08;
VII 178-79, 182
abstract, in Kabala, IX 64
Adept alone can communicate with
intelligence of, III 294
Adepts servilely copy, VI 119 fn.
aggregate sound of, III 434
on alchemy of concrete, VII 75
all in, has special purpose, IV 502
altruism merges one with laws of, V
340-41
ancients revered, XIII 189, 311
Aryan & Jewish veils of, XIV 62
axiom on God and, XIV 97
basis of Schelling's, philosophy, XIII
311
brain is organ of sensuous, XIV 52
Butleroff on, VII 75
celestial Host creators of visible, XIV
216
clockwork guided by immutable laws,
III 150
concrete & abstract, XIV 10 fn.
co-workers with, for destruction, XII
638
definition, IX 168
divine Beings do exist in, XIV 63
divine forces grafted on, XIV 164 fn.
Divine Spirit in, XIII 154, 189, 309-11
does not arise from a void, XIV
243 fn.
does not proceed by jumps, III 282
dual, XIV 17
Egyptian symbolism, XIII 75
elementals &, -worship, II 259-60
Elōhim are forces of, XIV 184
endowed with living Intelligences, XIV
226
ever struggling towards perfectibility,
XII 583
everything in, triune, III 313
expansive force of, III 424
facts of, VIII 50 (73)
freaks of, II 192-94
general objective followed by, IX 400E
greatest mystery of, XIV 142
grinds material particles, III 385
how to become co-worker with, III
297
identified with Deity, IX 58 fn.
illusion of senses and, XI 213 (249)
immaculate cp. with art, XIII 189
impressions of, conditioned by senses,
VII 75
inanimate or animate, XII 139-40
inner, reflected inner man, V 355
intelligent principle in, III 294; IV 167
laws of, IX 58 fn.
laws of, basis on which Life works,
IV 453; V 339
magic is Philosophy, XIV 25
Mahatma incapable of violating laws
of, V 339
mantras & knowledge of, IX 252
merging with Mother-, gives true
happiness, V 341
on metaphysics of concrete, VII 75
middle, III 313, 314
monotheism & polytheism both in,
XIV 373
moral, of man needs refreshment, IV
296
Mother-, & Virgin Goddesses, XI 97
motion of, V 340