Volume
XV
P index
P***:
a messenger, I 89
Pacenian Corpuscles:
poison and,
III 37
II 309
of great beauty, II 323
remnants of Atlantis in, II 434-35
Padartha (
Abhava and, I 332
Padmapada (fl. 500
B.C.):
saved Sankara from
sorcerer, II 218
Padmapani (
real nature of, XII 518, 520
Padma-Purana:
names Kuthumi as Rishi, VI 232
bibliog., VI 426
Padmasambhava (fl.
8th C.):
a chief apostle of Tibetan
Buddhism,
XIV 19
master magician, XIV 19
bio-bibliog., XIV 559-60
Padma-yoni (
"bosom of the lotus," XII 168 (177)
Paducachaytra [Sk. Padukakshetra]:
in Tuluva, V 184
Padyamitithi (
definition, V 262
ruined temples of, XIII 189-90
Pagan(s):
accused of Devil dealing, XIV 43, 73,
314
ancient philosphers were, IX 347 fn.
(375 fn.)
Brothers & Adepts are, IX 357 fn.
(385 fn.)
called "fiends of Hell," XIV 71
Christianity and, XIV 221, 305-06,
314, 335, 353-56
Christianity "anticipated" by, XIV
71-73, 143, 148-49, 271, 340 & fn.
Church destroyed, MSS., XIV 271
Church falsely accused, XIV 224
definition, IX 349 fn. (377 fn.)
Deities of, appropriated, XII 71, 94-95
(101-02), 149, 200; XIV 71-72
Deity impersonal, XIV 335
etiquette of, XII 270-71, 276-78
festivals & Christianity, XII 71-72,
91-92 (98-99)
Gods consecrated in nature, XIII 299
Gods superior to Angels, XIV
71-72 fn., 330 & fn., 335
H.P.B. a, IX 349-50 fn. (377-78 fn.),
358 fn. (386 fn.)
ideas in Christianity, XIII 337, 340
influential, wooed by Latin Church,
XIV 70
Jesus &, emblems, XIV 154, 271, 307,
320-21, 324, 335 fn.
Jesus used, rite, XIV 147-48
loved virtue, XII 240
meaning of, Circle Dances, XII 278
Oracles & Christ's coming, XIV 271,
324
"plagiarisms," XIV 143, 148, 314, 325,
335-36 fn., 340
plurality of, gods, XII 200-01
rites of ancient, XII 16-17, 278
secret cycles & life of Christ, XIV
353-56
seven Rectors of Demiourgos and,
XIV 330-31
Sidereal worship, XIV 314-16, 326 ff.,
330-31, 335
source of Church dogma, XIV 341 fn.
"superstition," XIV 335
on symbols, XIII 296-300
symbols engulfed by Christians, XIV
167, 292, 307 & fn., 314-31, 335
& fn.
taught Earth's rotundity, XIV 43,
330-31 fn.
Virgin Mary based on, symbolism,
XIV 292 & fn.
See also Heathen(s); Pantheists;
Polytheists
Paganini, Nicolo (1782-1840):
sorcery of, II 219-20, 222-23, 238-39
The Witches:
II 253
Stenio duels Paganini by playing, II
226, 250, 254-56
Paganism:
Masonry & Theology as historical
trinity, XI 101
See also Heathenism; Pantheism;
Polytheism
Pageantry:
simplicity of true religion vs., III 58
Pain:
on every plane, XIII 170
how to live beyond, XII 537-38
main causes of, VI 331-32; VIII 127;
XII 538
of spiritual growth, VI 331-32
as task master & teacher, VIII 169
Paine, Thomas (1737-1809):
III 257
books of, V 119, 120
vision of, VI 17, 20
wisest apostle of Freethought, II 381
- The Age of Reason:
high praise for, II 381
Pakka (Sk.):
phenomena, IV 85, 439
Pala Dynasty:
Kings of, V 309
Palaeography:
Catholic interest in, XIV 70-71
Palanquans:
studied Vach, V 298
Palazzo Barberini:
old Roman Missals in, VIII 21 fn.
hieroglyphics of, II 315, 316
monoliths of, II 319
ruins of, II 322
Paléologue, Maurice (1859-1944):
- Le Roman tragique . . .:
by French Ambassador to
168 fn.
bibliog., III 517
dedicated to Buddha or "Saint
Josaphat," II 133-34 & fn.
Bennett debunks biblical events in, IV
285-86
Paley, William (1743-1805):
- A View of the Evidences of
Christianity:
on forgery in Josephus, IV 363
on Jesus' letter to Abgarus, III 175
bio-bibliog., III 517
bibliog., IV 662
Pali Literature:
donated to Adyar library, XII 300-01
reviving, & T.S., II 439
Palibothra (
ancients on location of, XIII 342-44
Palingenio[us] Stellato, Marcel:
See Manzoli, Pier
Pall:
worn by Pope, XI 101
II 203 (206); VI 215 & fn., 308; XII
28 q.
on books prohibited in
on cremation, III 301-02
discloses evils, IX 149
on freedom of expression, XI 188
libel in, X 290
prophecy in, X 106
Remenyi's account on Japan in, XIII
177-78
on women, XI 443
bibliog., VI 451
Palladium:
Greco-Phrygian, VII 221
Pallas-Athene:
sacred day of, X 278 See also Athena
Palm, Baron J.H.L. de
(1809-1876):
I 428
ashes cast into sea, I 421
cremation & alleged fortune of, XIV
493-94
H.P.B. on, I 214, 233
only effects of, XIII 194-95 & fn.
Spiritualists claim, MSS. source of
Isis Unveiled, XIII
194-95
biog., XIV 560
See under Olcott, Henry S.
Palmyra (Syria):
ruins of, II 303
Pamir (Central Asia):
as cradle of human race, III 180
& fn.; XIII 330
as cradle of initiated only, III 187
Pamphilius (240?-309):
library held true Matthew, XIV 149
Pan:
as All-Nature, III 296; XI 293
five elements and, XIV 100 fn.
or Nature, III 296; IV 263
"pan-aeonic eternity" and, III 296
Sanskrit Pańcha and,
XIV 100 fn.
Panacea:
Theosophy as universal, X 164
Panadure:
padris at, & Olcott, III 479
Panaetius (2nd C. B.C.):
and Xenocrates, VI
209
bio-bibliog., VI 443
diversion of Gulf Stream, XIII 181
Pańchadaa (Sk.):
five words of Gnostics and, XIII 32
Pańchakona (Sk.):
VIII 154 fn.
Shatkon and, III 321
Pańcha-Koa (Sk.):
five sheaths & Monad, IV 582
See also Kosa(s)
Pańchatantra:
V 186
bibliog., V 366
Panchen Lama [Tib. Pan-chen
bLama]:
Ban-dhe-chan Rim-po-the or, III 185
Chief of secret Archives of, in T.S.,
III 398
or Great Jewel of Wisdom, XIV 431
& fn.
incarnate Buddha, III 185
Panchen Rimpoche or Teshu Lama,
VI 105
prophecy of, Western incarnation, VI
105; XIV 431
represented active earthly wisdom, III
185
of Tashi Lhfnpo, IV 160
See also Tashi Lama
Pańchkon:
See Pańchakona
Pańch[a]-Kukkuarama:
Kayapa's vision at
convent of, V 245
Pancoast, Dr. Seth (1823-1889):
a Philadelphian occultist, I 123
bio-bibliog., I
520-21
Panavas:
See Pandus
Pandira, Jesus Ben:
See Jehoshua ben Pandira
Pandira, Joseph:
See Joseph ben Pandira
Panus [Sk. Panavas]:
five Lunar, built topes of India, II 316
outcasts, V 305 fn.
Pococke's views and, V 306
taught Mysteries in 3300 B.C., V 300;
XIV 269
Panini:
XIII 314 fn.
art of writing and, V 195-96, 294-310;
XIII 315; XIV 269 & fn.
explains Yavanani, V 195
as Grammarian, XIII 147, 314; XIV 4
on importance of accents, XIII 108
last of Rishis, V 295, 307
restored classical Sanskrit, V 303
rules of, easier than ancient
Brahmanical Lit., V 208
Sanskrit of, differs from modern
usage, VI 79 (88)
Siva-taught, V 295
- Sutras:
V 196
bio-bibliog., V 362, 379; XIV 560
Panoramic Vision:
at death, described, XI 446 et seq.
Panpsychism:
definition, IX 13
Panta (Greek):
is objective manifestation, XI 485
Zoē cp. with, XI 485
Pantaenus (155?-216):
influenced by Ammonius, XIV 13,
308
knew unity of Platonic & Oriental
systems, XIV 16, 306
Pantheism:
XII 347 fn.
Atheism not the outcome of, III 355
Chaldean Kabalists had pure, III 314
definitions, III 63, 277
Eastern polytheism masked, VII 253
endows Nature with living
Intelligence, XIV 226
goal of Eastern, VIII 114
of Hindus & Buddhists, VIII 113-17
Jewish monotheism masked, VII 253
Pessimism &, contrasted, VIII 110 et
seq.
of pessimists, VIII 123
philosophical vs. objective, IX 167-68
real Theosophy is, XI 333, 409-10, 414
Roman Catholic Monotheists and,
XIV 226
in Soul Force theory, XIV 226
true described, VIII 57 (79)
as ultra-Spiritual & true religion, III
142
Vedanta not absolute, XII 344 fn.
See also Polytheism
Pantheists:
German, IX 13
Kosmos & Deity same to untrained,
IX 167-68
Pantheon(s):
ancient, compared, XIV 91, 155-57, 291
Hindu & Buddhist, XIV 403
Hindu, cp. to Biblical, XIV 92, 403
Indian explains cosmic mysteries, XIV
208
Indian, represented by stars, XI
242 fn. (279 fn.)
three levels of interpretation, XIV 91
See also Gods; Goddess(es)
Panthera, Jeshu ben:
See Jehoshua ben
Pandira
Pantophonograph:
or Echograph, XIII 292
use in future, XIII 293
Papal Bull:
of Pope Pius V fostered worship of 7
planets, X 29
See also under Roman Catholic
Church & specific Popes
Papheronmes Papyrus:
addressing the Sun, XIV 270-71
Papus (pseud. of G. Encausse)
(1865-1916):
on adepts & initiates, XI 170 (178),
177 (185)
- Traité élénaentaire de science
occulte:
reviewed, IX 44-46
bio-bibliog., IX 446-47
Papyrus(i):
of Anastasi, VII 120,
131
Harris, VII 104 et
seq., 126
on Judgment of soul, VII 109
magic and, VII 92, 94-95
magical scenes from Lepsius, VII
97-101