Chapter X: The Media of New Perceptive Faculties (2)
CAYLEY, A., vide _Science_, Vol. IX, pp. 59-63:
_Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 102-106.
_Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. VI, pp. 59-65.
_Review of Reviews_, June, 1895, pp. 693-694.
CLASS BOOK OF NON-EUCLIDEAN GEOMETRY:
Vide _Science_, XIII, pp. 462-465.
CORNHILL MAGAZINE (n.s.):
Vol. XXXVII, pp. 647-665, C. H. BRYAN, on the Fourth Dimension.
EASY NON-EUCLID:
_Monist_, XIX, pp. 399-402.
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW:
November, 1902, issue, pp. 346, et seq.
EUCLID'S PARALLEL-POSTULATE, by JOHN W. WITHERS.
FLATLAND, by A. SQUARE.
FOUNDATIONS OF GEOMETRY:
_Science_, Vol. VI, pp. 487-491.
FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS, by PAUL CARUS.
FOURTH DIMENSION:
By HERMAN SCHUBERT, C. H. HINTON, CLAUDE BRAGDON.
FOURTH DIMENSION, SIMPLY EXPLAINED:
Edited by H. P. MANNING.
FOURTH DIMENSION:
_Cornhill Magazine_, n.s., Vol. XXXVII, pp. 647-665, by C. H. BRYAN.
FOURTH DIMENSION, THE RIDDLE OF:
H. A. BRUCE, in _Scientific American Supplement_, Vol. LXVI, p. 146.
GEOMETRY, FOUNDATIONS OF, by O. VEBLEN:
_Popular Science Monthly_, Vol. LXVIII, pp. 21, et seq.
GEOMETRY, LOBACHEVSKI'S:
_Theory of Parallels_, trans. by GEO. BRUCE HALSTED.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN:
_American Mathematical Monthly_, Vol. VII, pp. 123-133.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN, REPORT ON PROGRESS IN:
Reprinted from _Science_, n. s., Vol. X, No. 251, pp. 545,
et seq., by GEO. BRUCE HALSTED.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN, THESIS ON:
By M. L. GERARD.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN:
By ROBERTO BONOLA, trans. by H. S. CARSLAW, University of
Sydney, N.S.W.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN:
JULIAN LOWELL COOLIDGE, pp. 46, et seq.
GEOMETRY, NON-EUCLIDEAN:
By H. P. MANNING.
GEOMETRY, Space and, in Light of Physiologic, Psychologic and
Physical Inquiry, vide _Open Court_, 1906, by E. MACH.
HALSTED, GEORGE BRUCE:
Cayley, A., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, p. 102.
Four-fold Space in Two-fold Time, vide _Science_, Vol. XIX, p. 319.
Hoüel, Biog. of, _American Math. Mo._, Vol. IX, pp. 99-101.
Lambert's Non-Euclidean Geometry, vide _N. Y. Math. Soc. Bull._,
Vol. III, p. 79.
Lobachevski, N., Biog. of, vide _Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II,
pp. 137-139; _Open Court_, Vol. XIII, pp. 411-415.
Message of Mathematics to Natural and Rational Theology, vide
_Hibbert's Journal_, Vol. VII, 1809.
Non-Euclidean Geometry, Inevitable, vide _Monist_, Vol. IV, p. 483.
Non-Euclidean Geometry, Historical and Expository, _American
Mathematical Monthly:_
Vol. I, pp. 70-72; 112-115; 149-152; 188-195; 222-223; 259-260;
301-303; 345-346; 378-379; 421-423 (1894).
Vol. II, pp. 10; 42-43; 67-69; 108-109; 144-145; 181-214;
256-257; 309-313; 346-348 (1895).
Vol. III, pp. 13-14; 35-36; 67-69; 109; 132-133 (1896).
Vol. IV, pp. 10; 77-79; 101-102; 170-171; 200; 247-249; 269-270;
307-308 (1897).
Vol. V, pp. 1-2; 67-69; 127; 218; 290-291 (1898).
_Review of Reviews_, Vol. II, 1895, pp. 693-694.
Space, New Ideas About, _Popular Science Monthly_, Vol. XI, p. 364.
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_Nature_, Vol. V, p. 202; HELMHOLTZ, in _Academy_, Vol. III, p. 52;
_Mind_, Part II, April, 1878.
HERMATHENA, Vol. XIII, pp. 491, et seq., 1906.
HIGHER SPACE, A PRIMER OF, by CLAUDE BRAGDON.
INGLEBY, C. M.:
A Non-Mathematical Criticism of a Part of Professor Clifford's
Lecture on "Curved Space," _Macmillan's Magazine_, October, 1872;
also _Nature_, Vol. VII, 1873.
JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICS, AMERICAN:
Vol. I, pp. 262, 276, 384, 386; HALSTED (1878).
JOUR. PHILOS., PSYCHOL. AND SCIENTIFIC METHODS:
Vol. VI, pp. 617, et seq.
KANT, EMMANUEL, trans. by FRED. PAULSEN.
KANT, EMMANUEL, _Prolegomena_, trans. by J. P. MAHAFFY and
J. H. BERNARD, pp. 35-39.
LAMBERT, BIOGRAPHY OF:
_American Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 209-211.
LIE, SOPHUS:
_Science_, Vol. IX, pp. 447-448.
LOBACHEVSKI, N.:
_Open Court_, Vol. XII, pp. 411-415,
_Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. II, pp. 137-139.
LONDON, EDINBURGH AND DUBLIN PHILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE:
Vol. V, series 6, p. 559.
MATHEMATICS, FOUNDATIONS OF: PAUL CARUS.
MATHEMATICAL PAPERS OF CHICAGO CONGRESS, p. 92.
MATHEMATICAL PAPERS, pp. 55-71.
MATHEMATICS (a brochure):
By C. J. KEYSER, Adrian Professor of Mathematics, Columbia Univ.
MATHEMATICS, HIGHER:
Edited by MANSFIELD MERRIAM and ROBERT S. WOOD, 1902, pp. 508,
et seq.
MATHEMATICS, SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF:
C. J. KEYSER, reprinted from Columbia Univ. _Quar._, December, 1911.
MEMORIAL VOLUME OF SCIENTIFIC PAPERS:
Pub. by Univ. of St. Andrews, pp. 3-45, D. M. Y. SOMERVILLE.
MIND (Magazine):
Vol. I, 1876, pp. 303, et seq. J. N. P. LAND.
Vol. II, 1877, p. 40, J. N. P. LAND.
Vol. IX, pp. 522, et seq. 1900.
MONIST (Magazine):
Vol. II, pp. 50, 321, PAUL CARUS.
Vol. IV, 1894, Articles by G. B. HALSTED and J. DELBOEUF.
Vol. VI, 1895, HERMAN SCHUBERT.
Vol. VII, G. B. HALSTED, on Saccheri.
Vol. XIII, pp. 80-102; 218-234.
Vol. XIV, Article by E. MACH.
Vol. XV, p. 127, PAUL CARUS.
Vol. XVI, 1906, p. 433, DAVID P. ABBOTT.
Idem, 1906, p. 65, C. J. KEYSER, on _Mathematical Emancipations_.
NATURE (Magazine):
Vol. VIII, pp. 8, 14-17, 36-37 (1873).
Vol. XV, pp. 533-537 (1877).
Vol. XLV, P. 404 (1891).
NEWCOMB'S PHILOSOPHY OF HYPERSPACE:
_Science_, Vol. VII, p. 212.
NEW YORK MATH. SOC. BULLETIN:
Vol. III, p. 79 (1893), F. S. WOOD on _Forms of Non-Euclidean
Space_.
OPEN COURT (Magazine):
Vol. XVI, pp. 513-521.
Vide December, 1913 edition, p. 757.
PHILOSOPHY OF MATHEMATICS, by PAUL CARUS.
PHILOSOPHICAL REVIEW:
Vol. V, 1896, p. 175, F. C. S. SCHILLER.
Idem, p. 357, J. H. HYSLOP.
Vol. VII, p. 615.
Vol. X, pp. 113, 229, 314, 375, 488, 579, 583.
Vol. XII, p. 493.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY:
No. 66 (1905), pp. 639-646.
Vol. LXVII, pp. 639, et seq.
Vol. LXVIII, pp. 21, et seq.
Vol. LXXVIII. p. 554 (1911), SAMUEL MOFFAT WEYER.
POPULAR ASTRONOMY:
Vols. VII and VIII (1900), G. B. HALSTED.
Vol. XVIII, pp. 42, et seq. (1910), W. H. PICKERING.
Vol. LXXV, p. 179, W. W. PAYNE, on _Attraction and Figure of the
Earth_.
Vide No. 84 (1901), pp. 187-190.
POPULARIZATION, THE, OF NON-EUCLIDEAN GEOMETRY:
_Amer. Math. Mo._, Vol. VIII, pp. 31-35.
PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN:
Vol. VIII, p. 22 (1911).
QUEEN'S QUARTERLY:
Vol. XX, pp. 431-446, A. L. CLARK (1913).
REVUE GENERALE DES SCIENCES:
No. 23, trans. _Nature_, Vol. XLV, 1892.
ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS:
Vol. XVI, pp. 80-85.
ROYAL SOCIETY PROCEEDINGS, LONDON:
Obituary Notices of Deceased Fellows, Vol. XVI, p. 69 (1867-68).
ROYAL SOCIETY OF N. S. W. JOURNAL AND PROCEEDINGS:
Vol. XXXV, p. 243 (1902), G. H. KNIBBS.
SCIENCE (Magazine):
Vol. III (new series), No. 58, 1896.
Vol. VI, pp. 487-491 (1897).
Vol. VII, pp. 1-7, _Philosophy of Hyperspace_, S. NEWCOMB.
Idem, p. 861 (1898).
Vol. XIII, pp. 462-465.
Vol. XIV (new series), pp. 711-712, G. B. HALSTED.
Vol. XIX, pp. 401-413.
Vol. XX, pp. 353-456, JOSIAH ROYCE.
Vol. XXII, pp. 270-271.
Vol. XXXV, No. 906 (1912).
Vol. XXXVII, pp. 885, et seq., C. J. KEYSER, on _Concerning the
Figure of the Universe of Space_.
SCIENCE ET L'HYPOTHESE, R. POINCARÉ.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT:
Vol. LXVI, pp. 14-16 (1908).
SCIENTIFIC ROMANCES, C. H. HINTON.
THOUGHT, NEW ERA OF, C. H. HINTON.
WESTMINSTER REVIEW:
Vol. CLII, pp. 675, et seq.
ZOLLNER, J. C. F., _On Space of Four Dimensions_:
_Quar. Jour. of Science_, Vol. VIII (1878), pp. 227-237.
INDEX
A
Abeyance, higher faculties held in, until lower are fully developed, 334
-- intuition kept in, 338, _ff_
Ability, to sense the inaudible and the invisible, 342
Absolute, no room for the, 101
Abstract thought, invigorating power of, 33, 40
Abstractions, realizing, 144, 294
Absurdity, analysis inevitably ends in an, 319-20
Acrobatics, mathetic, 146
Acromegaly, 347
Action, automatic, of the intellect, 253-4
-- engendering, of life on the form, 330
Activities, space, as physical and chemical phenomena, 229-30
Actualities of the physical world pushed over into the conceptual, 119
Actuality imperceptible to the intellect, 126
Adaptability of life, 330
-- -- mathematical laws, 37-39
Adaptation, purpose of, 327-8
Adaptations made by an organism, 162
Additional freedom bestowed by higher faculties, 334
Affinity, zones of, 22, 124
Agency, interpretative, intellect as an, 166-7
Agent, ego as an, of the Thinker, 243, _ff_
-- engendering, life as an, 331
-- of creation, life as an, 343
Ahmes, an Egyptian priest, 44
Alchemy of psychogenesis, 225
Alcohols, eight different, from one formula, 155
Algebraic quantities and space, 125-7
Allowability of the rules of logic, 163
Aloofness, the, of scientific dogmatism, 340
Alphabet of space-genesis, 237
-- the geometric, 193
Amenability of mind to the laws of evolution, 28-31
Analogies, use of, to popularize the four-space, 128-9
Analogy, difference between two processes illustrated by, 74
Analysis incapable of dealing with life, 319
-- the manifold, the fiat of, 77
Analyst and the manufacture of the space-manifold, 77
-- disregards the conformity of the nature of things, 84
Analytics and the mechanical origin of the universe, 40-1
-- perisophical nature of, 320, _ff_
-- the four-space, a curiosity of, 40
Anchorage, fourth dimension denied, 265
Angularity of consciousness, 120
Answer of the senses to new needs, 332
-- the, of consciousness to realism, 97
Anti-Euclidean geometry, 69
Apotheosis of the definition, 78
Apparatus, man's perceptive, 357
Apparent vassalage of life, 329-30
Appearance, dynamic, space as, 104-7
Appetences, materialistic, of empiricists, 340
Appulses of life against matter, 328
Appurtenances of materiality, 331
_A priori_, 185, _ff_
-- -- knowledge, 110-5
Aprioriness, 112, 116
Apriority, the principle of, 113, 223
Arbitrariness of the common mensurative quantities, 41
Archeological evidences, 332
Archimedes, 70
Aristotle, 322
Arrangement of the contents of the kosmos, 317-8
Art and the criterion of truth, 323
-- -- -- higher consciousness, 181
-- evidences of new faculties in the field of, 335
Assemblage of mathetic contrivances, 335
Assumptions, category of, 189
-- procedure based upon, disadvantages of, 163
At-one-ment, 224, 252, 270
-- defined as the end of evolutionary activity, 1
Attachment of the consciousness to the order of becoming, 305
Attainment, the difficulty of, by the intellectual method, 206
-- of space-consciousness, 225
Attitude, the need of a more liberal, 340
-- towards things spatial, 306
Audital nerves, notes that transcend the grasp of, 355
Aura, pulsating, 348
Automatism of the intellect, 253, _ff_; 338
Avenues of knowledge opened to inner perceptive faculties, 353
Awakening of the faculty of awareness in a new domain, 90
-- -- -- pituitary body and the pineal gland, 353
-- pituitarial, general results of, 355-8
Awareness, a determinant of conception, 120
-- as a gauge of the existence of things, 161-202
-- degrees of, 165
-- hyperspace, a symbol of a more extensive, 180
-- progress in, 171
-- Thinker's sphere of, 274, 283
B
Baltzer, 66
Barrier, the, to the Thinker's certitude, 186-8
Barriers, freedom determined by absence of, 280
Becoming, endless labyrinth of, 220
-- the kosmos, in a state of, 265
-- the order of, 305
Becomings, infinity of, 234
Becquerel rays, 336
Being, identification of consciousness with, 205
-- kathekotic, 210
Being, the interiority of, 290
-- the numericity of, 309
-- the range of, co-extensive with reality, 168
Beings, discarnate, 154
Beltrami, Eugenio, 1-2, 63-5, 66-7
-- -- and the manifold, 317
-- -- and the pseudosphere, 64-5
Besiegement of matter by life, 329-30
Bessel, on geometry as incomplete, 58
Bewilderment, new realities cause, 169-70
-- of the mind, 182
Biogenetics, passage from mechanics to, 357
-- turning to, from mechanics, 322
Birth, as a fourth dimensional process, 159
Blind men and the elephant, 257
Bolyai, Janos, 2-3, 46, 60, 66, 83, 87
Boundaries of a hypercube, 136-8
Brain, the physics of, 292
Brain-consciousness, 184, 186
-- standards of, 190
Brotherhood, and the tendencies of the Thinker's consciousness, 301
-- the keynote of the intuition, 252
Bulwarks, the formal, of geometry, 77-9
C
Carpet, the sensible world as a, 196
Carus, Paul, on four-dimensional space, 254
-- -- on metageometricians, 102
-- -- on space, 110
-- -- on the representation of the tesseract, 136-7
Cayley, 3-4, 54-5, 66-7
Cell-activity as a performance _a priori_, 114
Cell-colony, 250, 301
Cell-consciousness as an aposterioristic phenomenon, 185
Centers, pyknotic, 232
Certainty, geometric, the basis of, 77-8
-- of mathetic conclusions, provisional, 37
Chaogenic period of involution, 208, _ff_
Chaogeny, 231, 233
-- the evolution of chaos into order, 4
-- the laboratory of, 193
Chaomorphogeny, defined, 4, 231-2
Chaos, as egg-plasm, 265
-- duration of, 268
-- movement of life in, 307
-- shores of, 307
Chaos-geometricity, 307
-- -intellectuality, 307
-- -materiality, 307
-- -spatiality, 307
-- -Theos-Kosmos, 215, 233-4, 237
-- -- -- a triglyph symbolizing kathekos, 11-2
Character of the universe, fixed by consciousness, 162
Characteristics, changes in the, of reality, 169
-- fourth dimensional, of the ether, 157
-- minds of similar, fall into zones of affinity, 124
-- of non-Euclidean space, 72-3
Chasm, kosmic, between the real and the ideal, 107
Chemists, speculative, and the ourth dimension, 155
Chrism, sacred, of creative mentality, 91
Circle, significance of process of squaring, 109
Circle, the symbology of, 309
Circuits, closed, our interests as, 167
Clairaudience, 352
Clairvoyance, 352
Clairvoyant perception, 349
Clause, enabling, of metageometry, 76-7
Clavius, Christoph, 46, 52, 83
Clifford, 66
Code, psychic, for systematizing cognitions, 190-1
Cognition, instantaneous, organ of, 258
-- intimacies of direct, 205
-- the method of, 186-8
Cognitions, intuitive, 145, 192-3
-- psychic code for systematizing, 190-1
Commensurable quality, dimension as, 140
Communal consciousness, 270, _ff_
Communalization and the intuition, 301
Conarium, the, 345
Conceivability and evolution of mind, 24
-- ultimate range of, 278
Conceiving, power of, derived from sense-experience, 26
Concept, as a shadow, 119
-- the hyperspace, gradual rise of, 27-8
Conception and awareness, 120
-- every, based upon prior experience, 25
-- freedom, the, of the mind from, 28
Conceptions, symbolic, dependence placed upon, 147
Concepts, and the Thinker, 244
-- intuitograms as, 248
-- quality of, dependent upon sense-experience, 26
Concepts, the perception of, 255
Conceptual, related to the objective, 291
-- the, and mathematicians, 71
Conceptualization, the act of, 4
-- the power of, dependent upon evolution of mind, 25
Conclusions, mathetic, complex dependence of, 37
Concrete hewn into shape by the intellect, 295
Congruency, the, between intellect and the universe, 319, _ff_
Congruity, the, between concepts and objects, 120
Connection, the, traced out between reality and object, 126
Co-originality of things, 303
Consciousness and kosmos, graph representing, 271
-- -- the character of the sensible world, 166
-- -- -- wake of life, 205
-- -- time, 224
-- angularity of, 120
-- _a priori_, 185
-- a replica of, and judgments, 205
-- as a scale, 165
-- -- barrier to ultimate knowledge, 207
-- -- determinant of dimension, 145
-- -- life, 295
-- -- variable quantity, 171
-- attachment of, to the order of becoming, 305
-- dawn of, and dimension, 179
-- degrees of, 162
-- deprived of the validity of notions, 314
-- evolution of, 250
-- expansion of, 164, 272
-- extended, 89-90
-- focus of, 290
Consciousness and the planes of the kosmos, 163
-- fragmentary view of, 260
-- freedom of, in the _genus homo_, 332
-- habitation of, 278
-- higher, and art, 181
-- -- planes of, 178
-- history of, 298-9
-- identification of, with objects, 189-90
-- intuitional, 255
-- keyed to the entire range of reality, 167-8
-- kinds of, 270, _ff_
-- kosmic, Elysian fields of, 235
-- of the primitive man, 253
-- organ of, 184, _ff_; 90
-- psychics of, 292
-- raised from the sensuous to the conceptual, 72
-- recipient of truths from dual sources, 26
-- sensible world as instrument of, 199
-- triple presentation of notions of space to, 72
-- turned inward, 283
-- unification of the states of, 192
-- youthful, of mankind, 122
Consequences, the science of, 85
Considerations, mathematical, and reality, 128
Consistency, kosmic, 174
-- self, of hyperspatial hypotheses, 67
-- the criterion of geometry, 86
-- -- inconsistence of, 173
-- -- metageometrician curtailed by, 85
Construction, idealized, cannot be objectified, 144, 276
-- ideal, the meaning of, 4
-- mental, trafficking in, 154
Consubstantiality of intellectuality and spatiality, 331, _ff_
Continuity of the psychic plasm, 260
Contrivances, mathetic, the passing of, 241
Convergence of parallel lines, 315
Convolutions, duplex, 146
Coördinates, as spatial determinants, 203
-- of hyperspace, 94, 97, 99, 115-6
-- systems of, 301, _ff_
-- three, 132, 232
Copolarity of ideas and objects, 127
_Corpora quadrigemina_, 345
Corpuscular orbits of particles, 152
Cosmos, significance of, 4
Creation, impregnated screen of, 232
Creations, the, of the intellect, 173
Criterion of geometry as consistency and convenience, 86
-- -- truth, 323-4
Crookes, 344
Cube, as succession of planes, 148
-- generation of the, 144
-- illustrated, 133
-- the generating, 134
Curiosities, analytic, energy spent in elaborating misappropriated, 39
Current, electric, as component in the fourth dimension, 153
Curvature of space, the doctrine of, formulated by Riemann, 5
-- -- -- valid element in the notion of, 305
-- the measure of, 61
Curved space and metageometricians, 316
D
D'Alembert, _note_, 51
Dante, 181
Darwin, 181
Day, the Great Kosmic, 213
De Tilly, 66
Death, as fourth dimensional unity, 159
-- of the intellect, 195
Decrement of the diametrical ratio to the circumference of circle, 312
Deeps, fearful, of kosmic mind, 71, 91
Definition, apotheosis of, 77-8
-- as an arbitrary determination, 100
-- the deification of, 37
Degrees of realism, 164-5
Deiform, basic idea of the, 5
Demarkation between reality and phantasy, the line of, 173
Deposits of life, 173
Descartes, 322
Designs, cut out in materiality by life, 264
Details, the power to dispose of innumerable, 303
Determinations, geometrical, the necessity of, inheres in logical
deductions, 78
-- the factors of conscious, 162
Determinative period of mental development, 31
Development of the intuitive faculty, future, 188
Diacritics of life, 286
Diameter, the ratio of, to the circumference, 311-2
Difference between concept and thing, 121-2
-- between mathematical and perceptual space, 120
-- between the ideal and the actual is dynamic, 108
Differential, among minds, 124
Difficulty of imagining the fourth dimension, 90
-- of propagating an intuition, 315
Difficulties in the acquisition of real knowledge, 325
-- of hyperspace, the logical, 139-41
Dilemma of metageometricians, 97-8
Dimension, a distinct stage in psychogenesis, 27
-- -- system of space measurement, 5
-- and analysis, 163
-- -- D'Alembert, _note_, 51
-- -- the action of a tartrate in, 156
-- as an arbitrary contrivance, 262
-- -- -- assemblage of elements, 93
-- -- direction, 140
-- -- extent, 98
-- -- lying near the surface of things, 159-60
-- -- space, 96
-- current definitions of, 98-100
-- denied legitimate anchorage, 265
-- determined by consciousness, 145
-- does not explain spiritualism, 155
-- evolution of the fourth, 44
-- fourth, direction of, 134
-- as "jack of all trades," 156
-- impossible to actualize, 124
-- key, to non-Euclidean geometry, 90
-- movement of a plane into, 147-8
-- no motion of material masses into, 125
-- not _a priori_, 116
-- proof of the existence of the fourth, 136
Dimensionality, and the intellect, 200
-- as dependent upon the will of the investigator, 95
Dimensionality, conception of, purely conventional, 92
-- logical difficulties which beset, 97
-- of perceptual space, 72
-- -- space, the four, 142-3
Dimensions, four, no basis in consciousness for, 172
-- piled upon one another, 300
-- vanity, the, of segmenting space into many, 299
Direction as dimension, 99
Disappointment with the sensible world, 120-1
Discoveries, metageometrical, as excrescences of mental unfoldment, 131
-- never the result of methodic reflection, 29-30
Disorder, the edict of, and space, 230
Disorderliness, the fringe of, 277
Dispossessal of the intellect by the intuition, 195
Dissimilarities, besetment of, 291
Distinctions, between conceptual and perceptual space, fundamental, 73-5
Diversity, a result of the fragmentative tendency of life, 6
-- as transfinite quantity, 42
Divinity, prize of, won by the intellect, 43
Duadic phase of evolution, 210-1
Duodim, defined, 6; 128, 129, 134, 177
-- consciousness, 163
Duopyknon, 212, 213
-- the meaning of, 6
Duopyknosis, 208-10, 218
-- as a stage in the evolution of space, 6
Duration and space, 224
-- eternal, 234
Dynamic appearance, space as, 104, 107
Dynamism, of the intellect, functional, 303
E
Earth, the nebulous youth of, 335
-- a new, 358
East effloresces as West, 306
Ego, the, 270
-- and percepts, 244
-- as sovereign, 244
-- Thinker's dependence upon, 245
-- -- treatment of, 246
Egopsyche, 265
-- as an agency of self-consciousness, 258
-- defined, 7
Egos, compared to choppy sea, 256-7
Egypt, birth-place of geometry, 44
Eisenlohr, 44
Elaborative period of the non-Euclidean geometry, 66-70
-- -- of mental development, 31-32
Element of evolution, basal, 259
Elements of the non-Euclidean geometry, 79-80
Elephant and blind men, 257
Ellis, Wilmot E., on ether as four-dimensional, 157-9
Embrace of direct cognition, 205
Engenderment of space, 260
Ensoulment of the world-plasm, 329
Entities, hyperspace, and the phenomenal world, 128-130
Enumeration, reformation of the system of, 38
Enveilment of consciousness, 273-4
Environment, artificial and natural, 162
Epiphysis, the, 345
Equidistantial, described by hyperspatial perpendicular, 80
Essence, elemental, as world-plasm, 329
Ether as possessing fourth dimensional characteristics, 157
Ethics recast in a new mold, 358
Euclid, 46, 70, 83, 263
-- and the parallel-postulate, 45
-- never-dying elements of, 53
Evidences, mathematical, exemplifies intellectual evolution, x
-- the vanity of fragmentary, 204
Evolution, a continuous process, 327
-- and the norms of reality, 175
-- basal element of, 259
-- commencement of, 232-3
-- intellectual, forward movement of, 184
-- kosmic, vicissitudes of, 215
-- laws of, govern mind, 28
-- mental, results of, 122
-- of faculties, synchronous with evolution of matter, 332
-- -- material characteristics of the earth, 335
-- -- organs, time required for, 188
-- preparation of the field of, 218
Exaltation of matter into spirit, 329
Examples of new perceptive evidences, 341-3
Existence on a higher plane, states of, 162
Experience, corroborative testimony of, denied hyperspace, 263
-- prior, and conception, 25
Experiences, spatial, systematization of, 78
Extension, space as an unbounded, 61
Extra-spatiality, degraded into spatiality, 261
Extravaganza, mathematical, and the fourth dimension, 156
Eyes, as Roentgen rays, 353
F
Fact-mass, 289
Factors of conscious determinations, 162
-- four, of the criterion of truth, 324-5
Facts as facets of truth, 284
-- attempts to reform, 304
-- logic as symbolism of, 287
-- -- the modeler of, 288
Faculties, dual derivation of, 162
-- evolution of, synchronous with evolution of material
qualities, 332, _ff_
-- extended, 239
-- foreshadowed by the hyperdimensional, 131
-- higher, man must win his way to, 357
-- new faculties evidenced by four-space, 24-29
-- rudimentary nature of, 341, _ff_
-- the source of, 349
Faculty and the intellect, 247, _ff_
-- as transmissible character, 251
-- determined by function, 336
-- greatly extended, 117
-- higher than the intellect, 126
-- I-making, self-consciousness as, 243
-- intuitive, 185
-- of perception in higher worlds, 353
-- -- awareness, the awakening of, 89-91
-- overshadowed by the intellect, 188
-- of perception in higher worlds, 353
-- rudimentary condition of, 192, _ff_
Faculty, outcropping of, 249-51
Failure of efforts to justify the objective existence of
four-space, 125-6
Failures at solving the parallel-postulate, outcome of, 48, 83
Faith, dispossessed by knowledge, 358
Fay, mathetic, 160
Fechner, 39
Finity and unboundedness of space, 76
Flammarion, Camille, 341-2, 344
Flexity, as property of hyperspace, 63
Flexure, space as a, 305
Fluxional, between sense objects and ideal representations, 122-3
Fluxion, psychic, as difference between memory image and
object, 7-8; 122
Focus of consciousness, 163, 290
-- -- the intellect, 310
Fohat, and the creation of morphons, 219
-- as creative energy, 213
-- Creator, 8
Fohatic energy, 226
Form, as vehicle of life, 330
-- definition of, 8
-- driven back over the path of its genesis, 327
-- pure, cannot exist in nature, 294
-- the idealty of, 110
-- the universe not a pure, 108
Formative period of mental development, 31
-- -- of non-Euclidean geometry, 55
Formula, eight different alcohols from one, 155
Four-dimensionality, justification of, 176
Four-space, a curiosity of analytics, 40
-- and Riemann, 27
-- as a divertisement, 175
-- consciousness does not act in the, 172
-- existence of, denied, 171-2
-- movement of matter in, 157
-- reality of, glibly proclaimed, 154
-- the, 8, 240
-- -- denizens of, 353
-- -- domain of, 154
-- -- study of, 124
-- use of analogies to popularize, 128
Fourth dimension, analogical reasoning of, 177-9
-- as a transcendental problem, 140
-- -- an attitude of the intellect, 200
-- electric current as a component in, 153
-- imaginability of, 106-7
-- Simon Newcomb on, 125
Fragmentariness of the intellectual method, 164
Fragmentary view of the universe, 260
Fragmentation, tendency to, 296
-- harks back to cell-division, 301
Freedom, a new, 338
-- determined by absence of bonds, 280
-- mathematical, 60
-- mental, 66-7
-- now dawning for the mind, 32
-- of consciousness in _genus homo_, 332
-- regal freedom of the mind, 118
-- three degrees of, 125
-- unrealizable, for the Thinker, 255
Fringe, chaogenetic, 308, 309
-- of disorderliness, 257
-- -- kathekosity, 229
Frischauf, 66
Full, the universe as a, 310
Function determines faculty, 336
Functions back of latent faculties, indefinite, 343
-- cellular and histologic, 253
Functioning, instinctive, of the intellect, 289
Fundamentals, totality of, kosmic, 265
G
Gamut of realism, 169
Gauge, awareness as a, 161-202
Gauss, Charles Frederick, 8-9, 56-8, 59, 174
-- -- -- as formulator of the non-Euclidean geometry, 57
Geminos of Rhodes, 45, 52
Generability, as property of space, 62
-- of hyperspace, Keyser on, 144
-- -- space by lines, 143
Generation, the, of the hypercube, 134
-- of the hypertetrahedron, 135-6
Genesis, of space, 211, 227, _ff_
-- -- the earth, its nebulous youth, 335
-- -- -- form, 327
-- -- -- sensible world, 167
_Genus homo_, freedom of consciousness in, 332
Geometricity, 266
Geometries, non-Euclidean, based upon a negation of the latent
geometrism, 262-3
-- three possible, 54
Geometrism, engenderment of, 262
-- established by life, 264
-- kosmic geometrism, establishment of, 231
-- latent, 257
-- native geometrism of space, 262
-- rediscovered by the intellect, 9-10
Geometrism, the basis of, 237, 261
Geometry, anti-Euclidean, 69
-- and the study of magnitudes in space, 203
-- artificial, 262-4
-- a two-fold, 59
-- breakdown of, 266
-- determinative period of the non-Euclidean, 61-4
-- diverse systems of, 323
-- Euclid's Elements of, 53-4
-- formal bulwarks of, 77-9
-- _Imaginary Geometry, The_, 60
-- natural geometry, 261
-- Plato and the divine geometry, 193
-- possible systems of, 174
-- radical essence of pure, 85
Geometry, non-Euclidean, at variance with the parallel-postulate, 83-5
-- -- based upon a misconception, 91
-- -- determined by qualitative differences, 140
-- -- elaborative period of, 66-70
-- -- first published treatise on, 60
-- -- formative period of, 55
-- -- the final issue of, 88-9
-- -- growth and development of, 92
-- -- invalidation of, 174
-- -- key to, 90
-- Lambert's Non-Euclidean geometry, _note_, 51
-- -- popularization of, 66-7
-- -- Schweikart's treatise on, 59
-- -- self-consistence of, 57
-- -- some elements of, 79-80
-- -- superperceptual knowledge of, 72
Geometry, non-Legendrean, 70
-- symbolic, and commensurable quality, 145
Gerling, as correspondent of Gauss, 58
Germ-plasm, continuity of, 260
Giantism, 347
Glimpse, a, of the reality of space, 314
Glorification of the flesh, 227
Groups, transformation, discovery of, 30
Guide-posts to a new domain, 273, 277
Gulf, interposed between manifestation and non-manifestation, 206
H
Halley, memoir of, mastered by La Grange, 50
Halstead, G. B., _note_, 49, 66; _note_, 79
Heindel, Max, _note_, 353
Helmholtz, 39, 66
Hewer, the, of the concrete, the intellect as, 295
Hinton, C. H., 154
-- on the fourth dimension, 153
History, the, of mind, three great epochs of, 31-32
Homogeneity, the, of realism, 165
Hoüel, J., 60, 66
Hudson, 344
Humanity and the exalting power of life, 331, _ff_
Hypercube, boundaries of, and mirrors, 136-9
-- the generation of, 134, 145
Hyperdimensional, as a prophecy of new faculties, 131
Hyperspace, 175
-- a monument to the intellect, 356
-- and the involved procedure of arriving at a recognition of its
relations, 73
-- and the passage thither, 293, _ff_
Hyperspace as a figurative mountain-peak, 200
-- -- -- movement, 44-68
-- -- an all-powerful something, 160
-- -- -- idealized construction, 10
-- -- evidence of new faculties, 24
-- -- _ignes fatuii_, 154
-- -- illusion, 202
-- a symbol of higher consciousness, 180-4
-- concept of, as an evolutionary quantity, 44-5
-- confounded with real space, 91
-- creation of, 335
-- denied the corroborative testimony of experience, 263
-- direction of, baffling to mathematicians, 146
-- discovery of, a sign of mental evolution, 180
-- domain of, a fairy-land, 239
-- magnitudes of, the non-sensuous, 72
-- mysterious hiding place in, 129
-- the logical difficulties of, 139-141
-- the six pillars of, 62-3
Hyperspatiality as the toys of childhood, 241
Hypertetrahedron, the, 135
Hypertrophy of the pituitary body, 347
Hypervolume, the, 134
Hypothesis, a superfoetated, 141
-- four-space, utility of, 129; 154
Hypotheses, admissibility of, 118
-- incompatibility of the non-Euclidean, 67; 71
-- Riemannian, 80
-- solution of, Bolyai, 31
Hyslop, James H., on the logical difficulties of hyperspace, 139-141
I
Icosahedron, examination of the, 285
Ideal, and the real, kosmic chasm between, 107
-- perceptual value of, 275, _ff_
Ideas and words as symbols, 126-7
-- Malebranche on, 222
-- realism of, 24-35
-- the symbolism of, 205
Identification of consciousness with being, 205-6
-- with the objects of study, 189-90
Identity of things-in-themselves, 353
_Ignes fatuii_ and hyperspaces, 154
Illustration of plane-rotation, 148-150
-- -- the tesseract, 133
Images, totality of, recoils upon us, 167
Imaginability of the fourth dimension, 90, 106-7
Imagination, premises of, the mathematical, 146
Impossibility of plane-rotation, the structural, 151-3
Impressions, the symbolism of, neurographic, 186
Impulse, the satisfaction of the original creative, 310-1
Incomprehensibility of reality to the intellect, 126
Incongruity, life estranged by a radical, 325
Individual as space, 223
Ineptitude of intellectual determinations for vitality, 314
Infinite, interpreted in the terms of the finite, 82
Infinitesimals of unity, numbers as, 41
Infinity as a process, 109
-- of becomings, 234
Infinity of parallels through a given point, 70
-- -- space, a capital illusion, 195
-- the concept of, 277
-- -- innate dread of, 103
-- -- relativity of, 194
Influence of abstract thought, 33
-- -- Kant on the non-Euclidean geometry, 49-50
-- -- La Grange, 51-2
-- -- the intellect, 315
Infundibulum, the, 345
Inner organs of perception, 352
Innermost, the, realities of things, 356
_Insouciance_ of the geometer, 96, 294
Instant-exposure and intellect, 311
Instrument, intellect likened to a color-bearing, 313
-- for the measurement of the passage of space, 297
-- of consciousness, the sensible world as, 199
-- -- life, form as an, 328
Integers, as fractional parts of unity, 41
Intellect and its domination of the intuition, 333
-- -- -- final union with the space-mind, 194
-- -- -- topography, 312
-- -- spatiality, 263
-- -- the deposits of life, 173
-- -- -- designs cut by life in materiality, 264
-- -- -- dictum of Sensationalists, 26
-- -- -- instant-exposure, 311
-- -- -- intuitive faculty, 247, _ff_
-- -- -- prize of divinity, 43
-- as a color-bearing instrument, 313-4
-- -- -- searchlight, 168
Intellect as a fashioner of phenomena, 199, _ff_
-- -- hewer of the concrete, 295
-- -- sole interpretative agency, 166-7
-- automatism of, 253, 338
-- cannot seize life, 282
-- crowned by a diadem of gold, 338
-- dominated by the intuition, 250
-- fashioned for matter only, 231
-- follows in the grooves of logic, 294
-- hyperspace as a monument to, 356
-- in the field of vitality, ix
-- its aptitude for starts and stops, 292, 302
-- -- instinctive tendency to fragmentate, 296
-- quality, determined by mathematics, 337
-- makes for individuality, 252
-- misses the ceaselessness of life, 201
-- _modus vivendi_ of, its influence upon knowledge, 184
-- the constitution of, 291
-- -- cut and mode of, 167
-- -- focus of, 310
-- -- illusion of, 246
-- -- illusionary character of, 323
-- -- incomprehensibility of reality to, 126
-- -- instinctive functioning of, 289
-- -- judgments of, 302
-- -- moods of, 202
-- -- predominating tendency in, 320-1
-- -- scientific tendence of, 165-6
-- -- struggle of, against dispossessal, 195
-- unsuited to deal with reality, 322, _ff_
Intellectuality and reality, 304
-- -- spatiality, consubstantial, 331
Intellectuality as co-extensive with spatiality and materiality, 236
-- the source of, 260
-- -- Thinker makes his own, 242
Intelligence and automatism, 253, _ff_
-- the Thinker as a pure, 243
-- transfinite intelligence and the degrees of realism, 164
Intent, the kosmic, of the intellect, 326
Interests, the sphere of our, as closed circuits, 167
Interior, the great, 290
Interiority of being, 290
Interpretation, the standards of, vary as consciousness varies, 171
Interstices of materiality, 264
Intuition and brotherhood, 252
-- -- communalization, 301
-- -- the riddle of spatiality, 325
-- as dispossessor of the intellect, 195
-- cannot be served by mathematics, 337
-- dominated by the intellect, 333
-- held in abeyance, 338, _ff_
-- its domination of the intellect, 250
-- the development of a spatial, not absurd, 145
-- -- need of a sympathetic attitude towards, 249
-- -- results of the development of, 357
Intuitional consciousness, 255
-- the superiority of, over the rational, 187
Intuitions and the lead of life, 191
-- -- -- Thinker, 27
-- free, mobile and formless, 166
-- the conceptualization of, 248
-- -- humility of, 165
-- -- nature of, 185
Intuitograms, as concepts, 248
Intuitograph as means of contacting the egopsychic consciousness by
the Thinker, 10
-- as super-concepts, 255
-- the difficulty of transmitting, 315
Invariability, the vaunted, of the laws of mathesis, 37
Invariants, psychological, 24
Investigations, metageometrical, and the new sense-organs, 354
Involution, as antithesis of evolution, 10-11
-- kosmic involution, 226
-- of matter, 328
-- the movement of, 219
-- -- seven stages of, 208-12
Ions, creation of, 219
-- magnitude of a hydrogen ion, 225
J
Judgments _a priori_, Kant on, 85-6
-- and the faculty _a priori_, 190-1
-- -- zones of affinity, 124
-- based upon a replica of consciousness, 205
-- no trustworthy, can be predicated upon fragmentary knowledge, 282
-- of the intellect, 302
-- the lessening of error in, 256
-- -- more complex the more at variance with the nature of things, 75
-- -- synthesis of, 257-8
-- valid judgments long delayed, 170-1
Judicative power of mathematics, 180
Justification for a multi-dimensional quality in space, 262
-- of four-dimensionality, 176
Justification of sense-deliveries by one another, 76
-- -- the existence of the fourth dimension, 125
K
Kant, 85, 181, 182, 322
-- and the faculty of thinking, 261
-- -- -- idea of space, 322-3
-- influence of, on the hyperspace movement, 49-50
-- on the nature of things, 119
-- -- space as an intuition, 115
Kathekos, 233-4
-- as chaos, 266
-- -- symbol of Chaos-Theos-Kosmos, 11-12
-- symbology of, 234
Kathekosis, _note_, 227
Kathekosity, fringe of, 229
-- rock-bound coast of, 267
-- significance of, 12
Kathekotic consciousness, 272
-- period, 209
Key to the mysteries of nature, the fourth dimension as, 131
Keyser, Cassius Jackson, and freedom of the mind, 33
-- -- -- on attitude of metageometricians, 71
-- -- -- -- dimensionality, 94-5
-- -- -- -- four-dimensionality of space, 142-3
-- -- -- -- generability of hyperspace, 144
Klein, Felix, 12, 54-5, 66-7
Knowledge, all, relative, 101
-- barrier to the certitude of the Thinker's, 186-7
-- fabric of, 196
-- hypothetical nature of, 189, _ff_
-- immeasurable realm of, laid bare by the telescope, 298
Knowledge, mathematical, apriority of, questioned, 37
-- nature of the non-Euclidean, superperceptual, 72
-- real, difficulties of acquiring, 325
-- related to the stream of life and to the shore of materiality, 323
-- relative, degrees exist for, 164
-- sphere of, 184
-- systematization of, 126
-- ultimate, consciousness as a barrier to, 207
-- unification of, 256
Kosmogenesis, the latent geometrism of, 264
-- -- scope of, 237
Kosmometer, the, 297
Kosmos, and consciousness, graph representing, 271
-- arrangements of the contents of, 317-8
-- in a state of becoming, 265
-- magnitude of, 308
-- moods of, 311
-- space as the consistence of, 239
-- _see_ Cosmos, 12
L
Labor, division of, between the tuitional and the intuitional
faculties, 193-4
-- mathematical labors, significance of, 176
La Grange, Joseph Louis, 12, 39, 50-3, 321, 322
-- -- -- -- and the parallel-postulate, 51-2
Lambert, John, 58
-- -- and the theory of parallels, 48-9
Language, the passing of, 357
Legendre, 70
Leibnitz' dictum, 26
Leonard rays, 336
License, mathematic, permissibility of, 38
Lie, Sophus, 12, 67
-- -- and transformation groups, 30
Life, analysis incapable of dealing with, 319
-- and consciousness as one, 224
-- -- form rooted in pyknosis, 214, 328
-- -- the fourth dimension, 172
-- -- -- inaptitude of mathematics for, 179
-- -- -- power to create, 297
-- as agent of creation, 343
-- -- creative agent, 264
-- -- expression, 303
-- -- vassal of materiality, 329-30
-- causative agencies in prolonging, 123
-- current of, as engendering element, 331
-- deposits of, and the intellect, 173
-- estranged by a radical incongruity, 325
-- exalting power of, and humanity, 331, _ff_; 342
-- exhibition of its remains, 282
-- flow of, 265, 297
-- form as an instrument of, 328
-- indescribable signs of, 219
-- infinitive action of, 327
-- intellect has no aptitude for, 231
-- intuitive, values of, x
-- larger life of the Thinker, 196
-- lead of, followed by intuition, 191
-- limits of, fixed by consciousness, 198, _ff_
-- most solid facts of, as shadows, 195
-- motility of, admits of endless variations, 35
Life, movement of chaos in, 307
-- passage of, 201
-- passage through spatiality, 288
-- power to manipulate, 303
-- recurrent movement of, 307
-- totality of egoic, 243
-- undulations in the current of, 329
-- uniqueness of, 41
-- wake of, and consciousness, 205, 288
Life-cycle, evolutionary results of the, 259
Life-stream, the, 278
Light, polarized, and the fourth dimension, 156
-- consciousness as a spreading, 168
Light-years and space, 278
Limits, the sphere of, consciousness as, 163
Line, as generating element, 144
-- the straight, a curved, 76
Lineage of every principle runs back to monopyknosis, 213
Lines, perpendicularity of, in four space, 130
Lobachevski, 55, 60, 66, 87
Lodge, Sir Oliver, 340-1; 344
Logic as architect, 118
-- conventional forms of, 262
-- data of, 286
-- intellect follows in the grooves laid out by, 294
-- miracle power of, over facts, 288-9
-- rules of, allowability under, 163
-- -- -- the game of, 164
-- as symbolism of facts, 287
Logos and the limits of space, 193
-- being of, 218
-- body of being of, 214
-- consciousness of, 204
-- creative, 12, 213
-- the, 216-7
Lorenz, 83
Luther, Martin, 181
M
Magnitudes, geometry, a study of, 203
-- non-sensuous, of hyperspace, 72
Makrokosmic consciousness, 270
Malebranche, N., 222; see _note_
Manifestation and non-manifestation, 206
Manifold, finite, though unbounded, 70
-- manufactured by the analyst, 77
-- the, 61-2, 172
Manifoldness, analytical manifoldnesses, as mental excitants, 89-90
-- as a conventional construction, 262
-- -- an intuition, 318
-- of space, as a near-truth, 317
Manning, 82, 157
-- and maneuvers in the fourth dimension, 152
Manvantara, 213, 228-9, 232
-- as evolution and involution combined, 13
Mask, logic as a, 288-9
Mass-termini, of lines, 236
Mastery of life over matter, 330
-- of the sensible world, 196-7
Materiality as a deposit of life, 295
-- -- consubstantial with spatiality, 331, _ff_
-- becoming spatialized, 261
-- characteristics of, 260
-- engendered by kosmic mind, 261
-- engenderment of, 294
-- interpenetrative with spirituality, 236
-- interstices of, 264
-- neglect of, 320
Materiality, shore of, 323
-- transmuted into spirituality, 328
Mathematicians and the definition, 37
-- -- -- limitations of consciousness, 178
-- -- -- phenomenal world, 118-9
-- as prophets, 336
-- respected by humanity, 337
-- the gods of mathesis, 84
Mathematics, a determinant of the quality of the intellect, vii
-- and the criterion of truth, 323
-- -- -- kosmic intent of the intellect, 326
-- as symbology, 184
-- Euclidean, 140
-- fails when it encounters life, 337
-- its inaptitude for life, 179
-- -- kingdom yielded to kinetics, 358
-- possesses no judicative power over life, 180
-- the orthodoxy of, 34
Mathesis, and conceptional space, 203
-- conduct of the intellect in the field of, vii
-- definition of, 13
-- domain of, as origin of fourth dimension, 130
-- gods of, 84
-- marvelous domain of, 118
-- realm of, not submissive to laws of sensible space, 34
-- things of, as emblems of kosmic forces, 239
-- world of, 67, 127
Matter and mind, syncretization of, 299
-- appulses of life against, 328
-- as a deposit of life, 330
-- honeycombs of, 339
Matter metamorphosed by life, 328
-- mind as wedded to, 249
-- movement of, in four-space, 157
-- qualities of, and faculties, 332
-- seven planes of, 212
-- spiritualization of, as end of evolution, 327
-- totality of, acted upon by totality of life, 328
-- unity of, with space, 260
-- universum of, 261
Matutinal ceremonials of creation, 221
Measurability, as property of space, 62-3
Measurement of hyperspaces, the science of, 73
Measurements, space determined by the number of, 61
-- systems of space, 91
Measurer of space, _n_-dimensionality as a, 296-7
_Mecanique Analytique_, 50-1, 321
Mechanics of matter, the passage from, to the dynamics of life, 326
-- to biogenetics, the passage from 357
-- the turning from, to biogenetics, 322, _ff_
Mechanism, the doctrine of, due to analytics, 40
Memories, stored in the omnipsyche, 258
Men as gods, 289
Mental evolution, determinative period of, 31
-- -- elaborative period of, 31-32
-- -- formative period of, 31
Mentality, inner mysteries of creative, 91
-- infantile out-feelings of the, 336
-- the principle of, 210, _ff_
Mentalities, the adaptation of phenomena to, 184
Mentograph, the, 121
-- the basis of intellectual consciousness, 13
Mesozoic man and his environments, 347-8
Metageometrical investigations and the new sense-organs, 354
Metageometricians and hyperspace, 238
-- -- proof of rotation about a plane, 149-151
-- -- the curved space, 316
-- -- -- fourth dimension, 145
-- -- -- key to the mysteries of nature, 131
-- baffled by the direction of hyperspace, 146
-- dilemma of, 97-8
-- eschew sense-data, 73-4
-- Keyser on the attitude of, 71
-- perceptual obliquity of, 102
-- -- seed thought of, 182
-- turned to idealized constructions, 263
Metageometry, as a stepping stone, 238
-- defined, 13
-- Riemann, the father of, 63
-- the fabric of, 66
Metamorphosis of matter by life, 328
-- of the monopyknon, 214
Metamorphotic stage of space-genesis, 228
Metaphysician, the preserves of, usurped by mathematicians, 141
Meta-self as medium of kosmic consciousness, 13, 217
Methods of the ego, 344
-- scientific, and the ample explication of phenomena, 154
Mikrokosmic consciousness, 270
Mind, amenability of, to the evolutionary movement, 28-32
-- and freedom from conception, 28
-- -- -- -- problems of physical existence, 32
-- -- the new freedom, 33
-- as vehicle of life, 285-6
-- -- wedded to matter, 249
-- coevalism of, and space, 240
-- consubstantial with space, 239-40
-- divine, of the kosmos, 176
-- evolution of, and conceivability, 24
-- of the duodim, 128
-- powers of, not attained simultaneously, 334
-- profound influence of hyperspace on the, 91
-- space as progenitor of, 224
-- three great epochs of the history of, 30-31
-- tuitional, the limitations of, 192-3
-- the unity of, with space, 224
Mind-principle, the quintopyknon as the basis of, 221, _ff_
Mirrors, three, and the hypercube, 136-8
Mobility, life as, 264
Molecule, the four-dimensional, Newcomb on, 159
Monadic phase of evolution, 210-1
Moneron and man, the gulf between, 28
Monopyknon, the, 213, 216
Monopyknosis, defined, 17, 208-10, 218
Monstrosities, mathetic, 202
Moods of the kosmos, 311
Morphogeny, 13, 233-4
Morphons, the creation of, 219
Motility, the scope of, 131
Movement, forward, in knowledge, 336
-- hyperspace as an evolutionary, 44-68
-- -- influence of Kant on, 49-50
-- of life in chaos, 307
Multi-dimensional quality of space, justification for, 262
Multiplication of hypotheses, 118
Mutuality, intuition as promoter of, 301, _ff_
Mysteries, inner, of creative mentality, 91
-- kosmic, low-lying plains of, 239
--- of life and mind, 326
-- -- the sciences and the four-space operator, 131
Mystery, kosmic, the revelation of, foreshadowed in manifold, 77
-- of reaction, 167-8
-- -- space decreases as copes of consciousness increases, 273, _ff_
N
_n_-Coördinates, 203
_n_-Dimensionality, as a phase of geometry, 300
-- -- property of intellectuality, 269
-- -- quality of conceptual space, 14
-- irreconcilable with perceptual space, 156
-- no justification for, 235
-- not surprising that the intellect fell upon, 296, _ff_
-- predicates concerning, 158
_n_-Space, imperceptibility of, 94
Nasir-Eddin, 46, 53
Natural symbols, ideas as, 126
Nature, representative, of things, 119
-- the vacuum-stillness of, 339
_Naught_ to _unity_, consciousness registers from, 165
Near-truth, 300, _ff_
-- as variation from criterion of truth, 324
-- based upon partial knowledge, 14
-- space-curvature as a, 306
-- space-manifold as a, 318
Nebulosity, 267
Necessity, as a bulwark of geometry, 77-8
Nerve-body, the, 349
Neurogram, 14
Neurograph, the Thinker's scrutiny of, 190
Neurographical communications, 244
Newcomb, Simon, 14-5, 66
-- -- and the four-dimensional molecule, 159
-- -- on the fourth dimension, 125
Non-Euclideans and the meaning of dimension, 97
-- -- things as they actually are, 71
-- dilemma of, 86
-- meaning of the term, 69
-- results obtained by, 88
Non-manifestation, as antithesis of manifestation, 106
-- and manifestation, 206
Non-methodic advancement of human consciousness, 299
Non-spatiality, cut off from spatiality, 266
Norm, as a value assigned by the intellect, 167
-- consciousness as a, 15; 161-202
-- of life, found by synthesis, 300
-- -- the natural geometry, 263
Note, the dominant, of communality, 301
Notions of space, triple presentations to the consciousness, 72
Number, as a phase of kosmogenesis, 309
-- numbers as infinitesimals of unity, 41
Numericity of being, 309
O
Objects and ideas, 126-7
-- passage of, into the fourth dimension, 130
-- of study, identification of consciousness with, 189
Obliquity, perceptual, of metageometricians, 102
Obscurantism, mathetic, 154
Occultist and the scientist, 350
Omnipsyche, 265
-- as agency of kosmic consciousness, 258
-- -- neglected factor of evolution, 259
-- defined, 15
One-space represented by a line, 134
Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny, 27, 334
Order, kosmic, the difference between, and hyperspace, 143
-- mathematical, discovered by the intellect, 261
-- the fiat of, 208
-- the totality of, 265
Orderliness, 266
Organ, determined by function to be performed, 336
Organs broken up by life into special parts, 343
-- the evolution of, 188
Orthodoxy of mathematics, 34
Outcome of new adjustments, 256
Out-feelings of the Thinker, infantile, 336
Outlook, the spiritualization of our mental, 40
P
Papyrus, a hieratic, 44
Parallel-postulate and the surface of a sphere, 70
-- as basis of non-Euclidean geometry, 54
-- -- stated by Euclid, 55
-- -- -- -- Lobachevski, 55
-- -- -- -- Manning, 82
-- failures to demonstrate, 48, 82-3
-- in the Elements of Euclid, 16
-- Saccheri's proof of, 47
Parallels, convergence of, 80
-- infinity of, through a given point, 70
-- meet at infinity, 88
-- theory of, 47-9
Passage from mechanics to biogenetics, 357
-- from mechanics to dynamics, 326
-- from three-space to four-space, 292-3
-- of mathetic contrivances, 241
-- of space, 16, 297
Pathway of life, sinuosities in, 330
Patterns of the intellect, ready-made, 166
Pentagrammaton of space, 237
Perceptibility in the Thinker, the faculty of, 188
Perception, domain of, and the sensible world, 19
-- inner organs of, 352
-- replaced by conception, 255
Percepts, and the ego, 244
Period, chaomorphogenic, 208, _ff_
-- determinative, 61-5
-- kathekotic, 210
Perisophical nature of analytics, 320, _ff_
Perisophism, a, 300
Permissibility of mathetic license, unlimited, 38
Perpendicularity, 132, 177
-- of lines in the four-space, 130
Phantasy and reality, line of demarkation between, 173
-- the world of, 146
Phantom-ideal, the, 277
Phase of the world age, evolutionary, 209
Phenomena, efforts to explain, on the basis of the fourth dimension, 129
-- fashioned by the intellect, 199
-- fragmentary interpretation of, 302
-- mind's method of apprehending, 186
-- physical phenomena amply explained by scientific methods, 154
Phenomenal, the inverse of realism, 278
Philosophy and the criterion of truth, 323-4
-- regeneration of, 358
-- systems of, and zones of affinity, 124
Phosphorescence, dim, added to the unilluminated pool of
sense-consciousness by the intuition, 26
Phylogeny and ontogeny, 334
-- represented in ontogeny, 27
Physical as embodiment of all possibilities, 227
-- phenomena as space-activities, 229
Physicality, the principle of, 210, _ff_
Physics of the brain, 292
_Pi_ proportion, significance of, 311-2
Pickering on space-curvature, 279
Pineal gland, energized by the pituitary body, 348-9
-- -- the, 344, _ff_
-- -- not a vestigal organ, 354
Pituitarial awakening, general results of, 355-8
Pituitary body and the Thinker, 351
-- -- as an organ, 344-352
-- -- C. De M. Sajous on, 345
-- -- hypertrophy of, 347
-- -- location of, 246
-- -- the, 344, _ff_
Plane, as generating element, 144
-- movement of, into the fourth dimension, 147
-- realism appears to be divided into, 164
-- rotation about a, 130, 146-151
-- the seven planes of matter, 212
Planes, a cube as a succession of, 148-9
Plasm, kosmic, strivings of, 215
-- psychic, 260
-- the differentiation of, 214
Plato, 322
-- and the divine geometry, 193, 237
-- -- -- shadow consciousness, 281
-- on God as geometrizer, 181
-- -- ideas, 34
Play, sensuous, of the intellect, 295
Plenum, space as a, 230
-- the universe as a, 107
Poincairé, 90
Point, an infinity of parallels through a given, 70
-- as generating element, 144
-- position of, 132
-- succession of points, a line as, 148
Polarity between concrete and abstract, 294-5
Ponderability, as property of hyperspace, 63
Popularization of the fourth dimension, 128
-- of the non-Euclidean geometry, 66-7
Possibilities in the world of hyperspace, 129
-- of four-space, the marvelous, 130
Postulate-systems, the multiplication of, 85
Powers of mind, not attained at one and the same time, 334
Pralaya, 213
-- as kosmic quietude, 17
Predicates, all mathematical, not justified by the phenomenal, 128
Principle, ensouling, 214-5
Printing press, the invention of, and the laws of psychogenesis, 30
Problem, the fourth dimension as a transcendental, 140
Procedure, the involved, of arriving at hyperspace notions, 73
Process, evolution a continuous, 327
-- space as a dynamic, 307
Proclus, 83
Profundities, kosmic, and hyperspace, 156
Progression eastward terminates at the west, 306
Proof of rotation about a plane, 146-151
Propagation of intuitographs, difficulty of, 315
Propositions, geometric, subjunctive quality of, 38
Pseudosphere and the shape of space, 70
-- as basis of Beltrami's calculations, 17
-- the nature of, 64-5
Psychics of consciousness, 292
-- transmuted, 260
Psychogenesis, alchemy of, 225
-- kosmic, 272
-- laws of, and the printing press, 30, 116
Psychogenesis, mind's place in, 123
-- outgrown phase of, 302
-- outstanding facts of, 131
Psychogeny, defined, 17
Ptolemy, 45, 52, 83
Publicist, the mathematical, and the duodim, 128
-- the non-Euclidean, 146
Pyknon as a kosmic principle, 212
-- -- basis of space-genesis, 17
Pyknosis, 212
-- and involution, 210, 231
-- as a metamorphotic process, 214
-- the seven processes of, 17, 294
Q
Quality, dimension as commensurable, 140
Quantities, algebraic, cannot represent space, 125-7
Quantity, consciousness as a tri-space, 172
Quartodim, 18, 134
Quartodimensionality, 292
Quartopyknosis, 17, 208-10
Quartopyknotic, principle as basis of spirituality, 228
Quintopyknon, 220
Quintopyknosis and the _a priori_, 223
-- meaning of, 17, 208-10
Quintopyknotic principle as basis of mentality, 228
R
Race, humanity to evolve a new, 358
-- resplendent, 338
Rajah-Tamas, 220
Rajah Yoga, 357
Rational, valueless when unsanctioned by the intuition, 187
Reaction, as a mystery, 167-8
Real, Thinker as a part of the, 201
Realism and its degrees, 164-5, 279
-- -- the Thinker, 315
-- as life, 286
-- consciousness as touch-stone of, 168
-- found in the direction inverse to the phenomenal world, 278
-- homogeneity of, 165
-- illusionary nature of, 36
-- infinite gamut of, 36
-- its degrees and the states of consciousness, 197
-- new scope of, bewilders the mind, 170-1
-- not of mathematical import, 290
-- of concepts and the sensible world, 40
-- -- the domain of mathesis, 33-4
-- psychological quality of, 285
-- the thread of, 169
-- three dimensional scope of, 172
Realities, abstractionizing, 144, 294
-- incomprehensible to the intellect, 126
-- innermost, of things, 356
-- lesser give way to greater, 195
-- natural symbolism of, 128
-- our, non-existent to beings on spirit-levels, 35
-- shaped upon conventional models, 294
-- supersensuous, 180
Reality, as life and consciousness, 173
-- barrier to the cognition of, 189, _ff_, 273
-- comprehension of, 165, 303
-- current of, 322
-- defined as life, 18
-- flow of, 319
-- flowing stream of, 124
-- myriad ways of presenting itself, 287
-- naked contact with, 193
-- not an inscrutable quantity, 194
-- obscured, 302
-- of the four-space glibly asserted, 154
-- thread of, 200
-- universum of, 127
Realms, supersensuous, 338
Re-becoming, life and consciousness as a, 257
Reciprocity of consciousness and realism, 197-8
-- of the manifest and the unmanifest, 217
Recoil of images upon us, 167-8
Reflexive development of the intellect, 254
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