Volume
XV
S index
Sabaean(s) (or Sabians):
Adam of, XIV 175
Christian, XIV 335-36 fn.
Christianity worships gods of, X 17,
19, 26
festivals, XII 278
on History of Races, XIV 175
Jews and, III 453
key to, religion hidden in cave, III
467-68
Nabatheans & the baptized, XIII 228
or Nazarenes, IV 238
worship celestial hosts, XIV 326,
344-45
Sabaeanism (Sabianism):
ancient Chaldean Occultism cp. with,
XIII 228-30
is archaic Magianism, IV 531
cult of the uneducated, XIII 230
degenerated into Black Magic, XIV
344-45
heliolatry and, VIII 356 (373)
of Jews, XIV 326
in Pentateuch, XIV 76
Roman Church and, XIV 323-24,
334-41
sun symbolism in, XIV 318 & fn.
worships through dance, XIV 316
See also Astrolatry
Sabaōth:
Jehovah or, XIV 326
of the realm of light, III 453
Sabbath:
Church of England, IX 67-72
dedicated to Jehovah, XIV 113
lunar division of week and, XII 536
means Saturn's day, XIV 113, 338
nature of, IX 69 et seq.
Sunday and, II 410
Sabda (
Gymnosophists and, V 196
specific mark of Akaa,
XIII 67
Sabda Brahma (
sound & Akaa, IV
164, 166
Sabeism (Sabianism):
See Sabaeanism
Sabhapathy (or Sabhapati) Swami:
endorsed Theosophists on Yoga, III 106
on ¬ishis, IV 448
———
of Vedanta . . . :
on recluses living at high altitudes, III
140
bibliog., III 523
Sabians:
See Sabaean(s)
Sabine:
element in Rome, V 215
Sabine, Edward (1788-1833):
magnetic experiments cited, XIV 352
Sabinus, Aulus (?-14 B.C.):
on man's composition, VII 228
biog., VII 391
Sabism:
or baptism, IX 137
Buddhasp the founder of, IX 137
Sacré Coeur de Jésus:
an alias of Jesuits, IX 300
Sacerdotalism:
evils of, IX 132, 149
Masonry and, IV 58
Sacred Cycle(s):
keys to, XIII 301-06
number of, a "blind," XIII 34
Sacred Island:
inland sea, III 402, 421
Sacred Planet(s):
none of Earth Globes are, X 340
only visible, on our plane, X 340
Planetary Spirits and, X 340-41
Rulers of, & Earth Chain differ, X
340
See Planetary Spirits
Sacrifice(s):
of Adepts, XIV 53-54, 161 & fn., 373,
386-87, 396-97
of Bodhisattwas & Lhas, VI 112
demanded to gain higher knowledge,
III 4
foremost virtue of Theosophy is self-,
XIII 97
to gods, IX 261 et
seq.
Hindu & Christian, differ, VIII 208
human, by ancient Jews, IX 43 & fn.
for Humanity is only Path, XI 469-70
of individual to the whole, XII 450
Initiates vow to, life for truth &
mankind, XI 100 fn.
of "lamb" allegory, XIV 397
of Nirmanakayas, XIV 373, 376, 384,
392, 397
of ox, IX 43 fn.
of personal hopes, II 10 (21)
rites of, IX 252 fn.
of Spirit in Matter, XIV 397
in Vedas, II 35
See also Great Renunciation;
Renunciation; Self-Abnegation; Self-
Sacrifice
Sacrovir (?-21):
chief of Gauls, XIV 295
defended Bibractis, XIV 295
Sad (Sk.):
VI 158
Sadachara (Sk.):
VII 44 fn.
Sadananda (15th C.):
——— Vedantasara:
on ignorance, VIII 97
on One Self, IX 167
bibliog., VIII 416
Sa-Dcha-Fo:
the incarnate word of Buddha, III 185
Sad-Dar:
absurd commentary of, IV 519 fn.
Rev. Prideaux on, III 454
bibliog., III 523; IV 664
Saddarshana Chintanika:
I 414; III 304
of Donald Kennedy, I 415
on Spiritualism & yogic experiences,
III 104, 106-08
Saddharma Punarika:
See Lotus Sutra
Sadducees:
Aryan heritage retained, XIV 193 fn.
compared to Pharisees, XIV 181-82
& fn.
as Illusionists, XIV 182
Law of Moses only
scripture of, XIV
182 & fn.
as materialistic "lawgivers," XIV 38
& fn.
as materialists, IV 326-27
no spirituality in, VII 257
reject soul's immortality, VII 255
on sect & founder, XIV 182 fn.
as unbelievers, XIV 84, 182 fn.
why called atheists, XIV 182 fn.
See also Atheists; Pharisees
Sade, Marquis de (1740-1814):
II 512
biog., II 542
Sadharan Brahmo
Samaj:
IV 371, 406, 410,
415; VI 12 fn.
Brahmo Samaj and, III
203
head of, writes history of Brahmic
movement, IV 109
Sadhus (Sk.):
can stop rain, VI 43
long hair and, IV 503
often Moslems, II 68
those fed up with life may become, II
76-77
Sa’di, M. (1184-1291):
——— Bustan:
on Dervish phenomena, II 290
bibliog., Il 543
Saffar Ali Bek:
H.P.B.'s life saved by, I 32 & fn.
Sagara, King:
drove Yavanas from Ayodhya, V 308
Kapila's glance and, X 403
lived before Rama, V 194
Vasish˜ha was Guru of father of; V
308
Sagée, Emélie:
double and, V 292-93
Sages:
ancient, & Science, XIV 8-9, 13, 23
of antiquity not idolaters, XIV 50
of India, XIV 46-47
teach but relative truths, IX 31
See also ¬ishis; Teacher(s)
Sahagún, Bernardino de (?-1590):
——— Historia General . . .:
II 321 fn.
bio-bibliog., II 543
Sahajananda (Sk.):
perfect bliss, I 335
Sahasrakirana (Sk.):
neophyte as "he of the thousand
rays," VII 275
neophyte during solar rite, XIV 261
Sahib:
See Morya
Saidu:
Pope of, I 374
Saif-ed-Din:
as title, I 371
Saint-Germain, Count de:
alleged facts about, III 125 et seq.
autographed MS. of, I 107 fn.
belonged to Philalethes Lodge, XII
84 fn.
European magic died with, I 141
an exceptional chela, IV 607
a Fifth-Rounder, V 144-45
French Revolution and, VI 19
a living mystery, I 109
Mystic MS. of, mentioned, II 193
portrait of, III 122, 528
on precocious occult development of,
V 144-45
predicts French Revolution, I 107 fn.
secret Masonic MSS. and, XI 175-76
(184)
slandered, IV 339
supposed death of, III 129
unpublished documents on, III 129
& fn.
biog., III 523-28
Saint-Germain, Count Claude L.
(1707-1778):
Secretary of War, III 524
Saint Germain Faubourg:
in Paris & Jesuits, III 117
Saint James' Gazette:
X 179
on authorship of Mahatma letters. VI 2
Esoteric Buddhism "reviewed"
in, V
342-49
bibliog., V 386; VI
451
Saint-Martin, Louis
(1743-1803):
disciple of Jacob Bohme, XII 120
hid his wisdom due to persecution,
XIV 278
thought a charlatan, XII 120
——— Correspondence:
on Rosicrucian Gichtel, X 155-56; XII
83
bibliog., X 426
Saint Mary of the Angels Church:
history of, X 20 et seq.
Saint Petersburg:
brain of Russia, II 357
center of corruption, II 357-58
daily paper of, on hypnotism, VIII
104
Spiritualism Committee of, III 19-20
Saint Petersburg University:
Spiritualistic investigation and, I 91,
94, 120, 204 et seq., 210-13
Saint Petersburg Vedomosty (Gazette):
I 204, 216
Aksakov's art. in, I 359
Burenin and, II 151 fn.
errors in, II 129
on Gheber Temple, II 125
on medium Pelagueya, III 97-98
publication stopped, III 165
on séances with Slade, I 315 et seq.
Saint-Simoniens:
prophecy of, on H.P.B., IV 479-80
Saint Stephen's Review:
vision in sky and, VIII 284, 287
Saint Yves d'Alveydre, A. (1839-1909):
VIII 354; IX 198 fn. (220 fn.)
Isis Lodge resolution and, X 33-34
mistaken about Jews, IX 46
works of unreliable, IX 351 fn.
(379 fn.)
——— Mission des Jiufs:
error about Kali Yuga, IX 211 fn.
(233 fn.)
on missionaries, IX 350 & fn. (378
& fn.)
bio-bibliog., IX
452-53
Sainte-Foi, C.:
See Sepp, Dr.
Saints:
beatified pagan divinities, XII 95
(102)
Chaldean magic and, XIII 337-38
drawn from Pagan gods, XIII 298
greatest, & ascetics lived for World,
XI 219 (255)
true status of, XII 261
See also individual saints
Sas:
perfected art of legislation, XIV 254
Saîs:
II 269
Saivagama:
Tantric in nature, XII 604 fn., 605, 615
Tattvas and, XII 611 fn.
Saka Era:
of India, V 255
Sakanaka:
name of afire, IV 542
Sakasutu:
planet Saturn, IV 542
Saketa:
See Ayodhya
Sakhayana Brahmana [Sankhayana
Brahmana]:
on precession, XIV 362
Sakkayadi˜˜hi (Pali):
definition, V 78
delusion of personality, IV 173
Saknussemm, Arne:
Egyptian name perhaps, IV 541-42
Sakridagamin (Sk.):
candidate for "new birth" & his trials,
VII 276 & fn.
meaning, XIV 434 fn.
stages beyond, XIV 262, 434 fn.
state of lofty spiritual development, X
239
trials of, XIV 261 fn., 262
Saktas (Sk.):
degrade meaning of Mudra, II 119-20
worshippers of female power, II 77
Sakti(s) (Sk.):
Akaa & Prakriti, III 413 fn.
definitions, III 405 & fn., 413
Fohat is, of divine mind, X 354
Indian, cp. to 3 Mothers, XIV 65
inherent in Parabrahman, XIV 216 fn.
Nabhichakra and, III 409
one of three primary causes of
existence, VII 286
as power, III 405 & fn., 406
principles and, III 407, 412
pulsations of, III 423
synonymous with "Sons of Fohat,"
XII 620
woman and, VI 262
yoga power of, XIV 400 fn., 407
Saktya (Sk.):
philosophy, III 401
Sakuntala:
author of, drama lived after Sankara,
V 183-84
Sakya-Jong (Tibet):
monastery of, IV 12
Sakya Thub-pa (Tib.):
See Buddha, Gautama
Sakyamuni:
See Buddha, Gautama
Sakyasinha [Sk. Sakyasiüha]:
See Buddha, Gautama
Sala, George A.H. (1828-1895):
on Promethean Vultures, XII 70
bio-bibliog., XII 778