Chapter XXXIII: Letter M: symbol of, i, 412; (3)

Initiation, Archaic —, 350;
Candidate for —, 10;
Ceremonies of —, 272;
Cicero on —, 254, 262;
Classical Testimony to —, 253, 254;
Cycle of —, 143;
Degrees of —, 282, 284, 293, 294, 416;
Egyptian —, 230, 265, 272, 293, 474;
Great —, 300;
— of Gnana, 383;
— in India, 290;
Masonic rite of —, 274, 285;
Mysteries of —, 140, 143, 159, 162;
Neo-Platonic —, 311;
Origin of —, 261;
— of Pythagoras, 282, 329;
Rites of —, 88, 141, 148, 150, 159, 162, 285, 293, 295, 319, 391;
Ritual of —, 80;
Round Towers of —, 287;
Secrets of —, 213;
— is Science and Religion, 266;
Sun of —, 212, 277;
Supreme —, 44, 278;
Symbolism of —, 186;
Temples of —, 165;
Trials of —, 141, 142, 282;
Truth revealed at —, 213;
‘Twelve Tortures’ of —, 293, 319;
— the ‘Work’ of the Seven Planets, 92.

Initiator, the First —, 49;
the Supreme —, 62, 88.

Inner, Disciples of — Circle, 460;
— God, 539;
— Man, 158, 372, 569;
— Mysteries, 10.

Inquisition, 250, 373;
‘Holy Office’ of —, 54.

Inscription, — in the Temple of Thebes, 251.

Inspiration, — of the Bible, 192.

Inspirations, — of Art and Genius, 554.

Instinct, — a Lower form of Consciousness, 573;
— of Elementals, 594.

Instinctual, — Consciousness, 552, 558;
— Feelings, 594.

Intellect, — of Adepts, 539;
— and Kama, 572;
Mahat or —, 442;
— Paralyses Spiritual Perception, 331.

Intellectual, — Giants, 592.

Intelligence, — is Clear Vision, 559;
Cosmic —, 494;
Endless —, 380;
Guiding —, 319, 560;
— the Second Power, 213;
Sons of —, 197;
Supreme —, 380, 387.

Intelligences, Chief of —, 335;
Living —, 216;
— of Pythagoras, 210, 335;
— of the Stars, 219.

Intelligent, — Forces, 215, 216.

Intelligible, the — of Plato, 466.

Intention, — is Everything, 538;
Karma heeds not Good —, 376.

Interpretation, Key of —, 3, 10;
Esoteric —, 81, 245;
— of Zohar, 165.

Intuition, — is Clear Vision, 559.

Irenæus, — Mentioned, 465;
— quoted, 123, 469, 471.

Iron Age, 347, 348.

Ishvara, 363.

Isis, Egyptian Goddess —, 154, 230, 231, 236, 266, 297, 460.

‘Isis Unveiled,’ — quoted, 5, 6, 16, 18, 19, 22, 24, 34, 35, 37, 47,
53, 56, 71, 92, 97, 116, 123, 124, 126, 132, 149, 150, 235, 247,
255, 272, 277, 281, 283, 284, 311, 312, 317, 329, 370, 397, 398,
399, 403, 404, 424, 429, 449, 510, 513, 527.

Israelites, — Accepted only an Anthropomorphic God, 75;
Encampment of —, 156.

Jain, 175.

Jaina, — Books, 401;
— Cross, 200;
— Traditions, 428.

Jana-Loka, 372, 564, 568.

Japanese, — Narrative of the Patriarchs, 428.

Jehovah, — not the Absolute Unity, 190;
— or Arelim, 182, 183, 184;
Bacchus is —, 279, 280;
— a Builder, 183;
— is Cain, 52, 182;
— Conversed through Teraphim, 236, 237, 238;
— the Heavenly Man, 210;
— of the Hebrews, 115, 238, 253;
Ideographs of —, 181;
— or Jah-Havah, 180;
— the Jewish Brahma, 183;
Meaning of —, 181, 182;
Number of —, 449;
Numerical value of —, 451;
— One with Indra, 253;
— the One God of Christians, 207, 238;
— a Planetary Spirit, 280;
— the Root of Mystery, 51;
— Sabaoth, 91, 325;
— is Saturn, 115, 316, 325, 332, 334;
Seventh Day dedicated to —, 115;
— a ‘Spiritus Elementorum,’ 239;
— the Sun, 323;
— the Synthesis of the Elohim, 333;
— Synthesis of Planets and their Spirits, 322;
— That which Is, 210.

Jehovistic, — Worship, 317;
— Scriptures, 178.

Jehovists, 178.

Jeremiah, — quoted, 470.

Jerome St., — quoted, 11, 130, 131, 136, 149, 328.

Jerusalem, Temple of —, 177.

Jesuits, 108, 133;
— and De Mirville, 78;
— and Freemasons, 274, 275.

Jesus, Abel shown to be —, 150;
Æon incarnated in —, 363;
Astral of — after death, 373;
— an Astronomical Figure, 139, 153;
Baptism of —, 158;
Basilides’ view of —, 363;
— a Bodhisattva, 383;
— and Buddha compared, 282;
Christian and Occult views of —, 153, 158;
Death of —, 152, 158;
— Descends into Hell, 142;
Disciples of —, 382, 383;
Esoteric opinion of —, 383;
— the ‘False Messiah,’ 382;
Gnostic allegory of —, 158;
— was ‘God-Incarnate,’ 346;
— a Great Character, 370;
— the Great Martyr, 66, 110, 146;
— a Healer, 264;
Human Perfection taught by —, 63;
Ideal of —, 66;
— an Initiate, 146, 153, 289;
— Inspired by genius of Mercury, 382;
— was a Jew, 123;
Life of — Allegorized, 153;
— the Only Saviour, 144, 157;
— Never called Himself God, 53, 383;
Opinion of Mussulmans concerning —, 110;
Personality of —, 139;
Public Life of —, 157;
Reincarnations of —, 373;
Secrecy enjoined by —, 45;
Secret Doctrine of —, 149, 159, 310;
— Son of God, 144, 145, 158, 293, 373;
Teaching of — after Crucifixion, 158;
True Nature of —, 144;
Vicarious Atonement of —, 523, 524.

Jethro, 171.

Jewel, — in the Lotus, 436, 437, 438, 439, 475.

Jews, Alphabet of —, 169;
— of Crimea and S. India, 170;
Mysteries of —, 46, 47;
— were Sabæans or Sun-worshippers, 279, 317, 322.

Jewish, — Biblical names are Astronomical, 72;
— Bible, 172;
— Canonical Books, 170;
— Cosmogony and Laws, 170;
— Kabalah, 164, 170;
— Literature, Antiquity of, 167;
— Mysteries, 46, 47;
— Numerical System, 352;
— Passover, 280;
— Patriarchs, 263;
— Scriptures, 9;
— Teraphim, 251.

Jiva, — Becomes Prana, 545;
— is Everywhere, 555;
Every Principle a differentiation of —, 550;
Life-current of —, 503;
— the One Life, 493;
— or Prana, 202, 442, 460;
— a Principle partaking of Heaven and Earth, 56;
— the Universal Deity, 51, 555.

Jivanmukta, — and Avatara, difference between, 364, 365;
— a Mahatma, 522;
— a Perfect Initiate, 420;
the — State, 60, 569.

Jivatma, — the Universal Life, 182.

Jnana Shakti, 508.

Job, — an Arabian Initiate, 22;
Book of —, 294.

Jod-Hevah, 451.

Jods, Ten — of Pythagorean Tetrad, 439.

John St., — quoted, 65, 79;
— Author of Apocalypse, 118;
— not the Author of Fourth Gospel, 124;
Ecstasy of —, 131;
— and Peter, 124, 125.

John the Baptist, 65, 138, 139.

John Reuchlin, 164, 165, 275.

Joseph, — an Initiate, 267.

Josephus, — quoted, 7.

Jowett, Prof. — quoted, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12.

Jude, — quoted, 87;
Epistle of —, 83.

‘Judges,’ — quoted, 236.

Judgment, — of the Soul, 244, 245, 256.

Judiciary, — Astrology, 338, 341, 343.

Julian, Emperor — the Apostate, 71;
— an Initiate, 213, 319.

Jupiter, 253, 267, 311, 316, 327, 490;
Eye of —, 278.

Justice, Divine —, 529.

Justin St., — mentioned, 465;
— quoted, 337.

Justin Martyr, — quoted, 87, 130;
Rejection of the Works of —, 149.

Juvenal, — quoted, 341.

Ka, — the God ‘Who,’ 427.

Ka, — the Animal Soul, 370.

Kabalah, Connection of — with Masonry, 72, 73;
Divisions of —, 68, 215;
Doctrine of —, 204;
Doctrine of Emanations in —, 304;
— an Esoteric Work, 48, 184;
Fundamental geometric Figure of —, 99;
— compared with Gupta Vidya, 164;
Jewish —, 164, 170;
Meaning of —, 168;
Numerals and Mystic Characters of —, 68;
— and Occultism, 229;
Sephiroth of —, 459;
Study of —, 47;
Trinity in the —, 166;
Western Interpretation of —, 165, 204.

Kabalistic, — Astral Light, 398;
— Astrology, 462, 463;
— Guardian Angels, 459;
— Interpretations, 199;
— Literature, 166, 167;
— Metatron, 210;
— Occultism, 223;
— Quaternary, 181;
— Sun, 212, 214;
— Theogony, 335;
— Triangle, 458.

Kabalists, 164, 165, 177;
— and Roman Catholics, 335;
— and Vedantius compared, 91.

Kabiri, 280, 315, 316, 325, 327.

Kala-Chakra, — Commentary, 379;
— System of Tibet, 421.

Kali-Yuga, 3, 226, 259, 260, 347, 348, 488, 590;
Adeptship in —, 412;
Beginning of —, 354.

Kali’s Vina, 547.

Kalki Avatara, 346.

Kalpa, Cycles in one —, 346;
Maha —, 365, 380.

Kama, — Depends on Prana, 550;
— the Essence of the Blood, 578, 580, 581;
Feeders of —, 442;
— the Fourth Principle, 511;
— Gives an impulse to Evolution, 570;
To get rid of —, 559;
World of —, 378.

Kama-Loka, 61, 227, 539;
Consciousness in —, 594;
Death in —, 516;
Dissolution in —, 373;
Shells in —, 253.

Kama-Lokic, — Entities, 594;
— Plane, 594;
— World, 496.

Kama-Manas, 519, 520, 583;
— of Seven Degrees, 540.

Kama-Manasic, 558;
— Entities, 566;
— Principle, 540.

Kama-Prana, 563.

Kama-Pranic, — Consciousness, 558;
— Effects, 563.

Kama-Rupa, 591, 593;
the Blood is the —, 580;
— Desire-body, 495;
— of Cosmos, 562;
— the Starting-point on our Plane, 475;
Survival of —, 496.

Kamarupic, — Entities, 594;
— Man, 513.

Kamic, — Consciousness, 558;
— Impulses, 583;
— Plane, images on, 553;
— Principle, 518;
— Soul, 520, 521.

Kant, Opinion of — on Matter and Spirit, 399.

Karana Sharira, — the Causal Body, 58;
— the Ego Principle, 379.

Karanatma, — the Causal Soul, 58, 65, 363.

Karatala, 565, 566, 568.

Karma, Adepts hindered by —, 489;
Adepts work with —, 539;
— of Adepts, 390, 391;
Collective —, 488;
Divine Justice of —, 529;
Dharmakaya is without —, 383;
— of the Ego, 524, 525;
— on Every Stage, 306;
Future —, 496;
— of Gods, 390, 391;
Good — must be got rid of, 540;
— Heeds not Intention, 376;
Hereditary —, 539;
Ignorance involves Physical —, 529;
Law of —, 45, 61, 131, 246, 248, 587;
— of past Manvantaras, 579;
— and the Nidanas, 587;
— and Parentage, 572;
— and Rebirth, 246;
— of Religions, 245, 322;
— of Teachers, 588;
Unexhausted —, 517.

Karmendriyas, 565, 567.

Karmic, — Causes, 538;
— Effects, 493, 587;
— Existence, 587;
— Justice, 538;
— Law, 61, 131, 587;
— Record, 495, 538, 573.

Karnac, 25.

Kasyapa, — Disciple of Buddha, 425, 426.

Katharsis, — Trials of Purification, 282.

Kenealy Dr., — quoted, 169, 188.

Kepler, — an Astrologer, 333;
Belief of —, 332;
— mentioned, 249.

Kether, the Crown, 183, 205.

Key, — to Astrology lost to Europe, 343;
— Measure, 49;
— to Occult Interpretation, 3, 10;
Seventh —, 105, 106;
‘— to the Hebrew-Egyptian Mystery’ quoted, 49, 52, 72, 95, 138.

Keys, Seven — to Allegory, 193, 194, 198;
— to Knowledge, 178.

Kha, — the Body, 370.

Khaba, — the Astral Form, 370.

Khem, Mystery-God — of Egypt, 42.

Khen, — Occult Library, 251, 252.

Khoemnis, — a pre-Historic City, 42.

Khons, Inscription in the Temple of —, 251.

Khou, — the Astral Body, 242, 249, 250.

Kingdom, — of Darkness, 142;
— of God, 65;
— of Heaven, 63, 159, 310.

Kingdoms, Seven — of Nature, 481.

Kings, — as Healers, 264;
Divine —, 258;
Seven —, 193.

Kircher, Father — quoted, 156, 297, 326, 402.

Kismet, 566.

Kiu-Te, Books of —, 405.

Kiyun, the God —, 325.

‘Know Thyself,’ 64, 412, 435.

‘Know All,’ The —, 4.

Knowledge, Absolute —, 420;
— of Adepts, 487, 505;
— a Colleague of the Mind, 574;
— of the Ancients, 20;
Danger of Occult —, 50, 62, 75;
Divine —, 237;
— of Initiates, 262, 284;
Keys to —, 176;
Land of —, 18;
Metaphysical —, 480;
— and Morality, 54;
Occult —, 256, 383, 451, 505;
— of the Parts and the Whole, 7;
— and Power, 1;
— Requisite for Occultism, 436, 481, 489;
Sacred —, 431;
— of Self, 394;
— is of the Spirit, 453;
Tree of —, 5, 21, 67;
— and Wisdom, 55.

Kosmic, — Auric Envelope, 555;
— Hierarchies, 564;
— Planes, 554, 555;
— Seed of Consciousness, 555;
— Substance, 556. (See Cosmic).

Kosmocratores, 561. (See Cosmocratores).

Kosmos, 219;
— Builders, 208;
Creator of —, 208;
Gradations of Colour and Sound in —, 478;
the Manifested —, 181, 224;
— Rests on Mathematics, 70;
Nature of —, 4;
Seven Principles of —, 202;
Symbolism of —, 295.

Krishna, — an Avatara of Vishnu, 317;
— Crucified in Space, 292;
— Descends into the Infernal Regions, 142;
— a ‘Good Shepherd,’ 293;
Incarnations of —, 363.

Kristophoros, Egyptian Neophyte became —, 294.

Kriyashakti, Creation by —, 561;
Gift of —, 467;
Power of —, 470, 589;
Third Race created through —, 449;
Unconscious —, 588.

Kronidæ, Seven —, 193.

Kronos, 194, 195.

Kshetrajna, — is Buddhi Manas, 560.

Kumara, — the God of War, 328;
— the Higher Ego, 590;
Sanat —, 327, 372.

Kumaras, Hierarchies of —, 566;
— Incarnated in Third Race, 494;
— and Lunar Pitris, 592;
— or Planetary Spirits, 487;
— are Pre-Adamic, 196;
Seven —, 59, 327;
— Sons of Brahma, 196, 327.

Kundalini, — can Destroy as well as Preserve, 537;
Cosmic and Human —, 507, 508;
Fire of —, 581;
Light of —, 548;
States of —, 544.

Kurukshetra, — Rite, 80.

Kwan-yin, 394, 407, 408.

Lady Ellenborough, Talisman of —, 152.

Lama, — Succession, 431;
Seat of the Initiating —, 127;
‘— of Jehovah,’ 422.

Lamaic, — Incarnations, 407;
— Reincarnation, 361.

Lamaism, Apostles of —, 16;
Reformed —, 409.

Lamaists, Secret Books of —, 361;
— Works, 53.

Lamas, Dalai —, 333;
Gelugpa —, 405;
Teschu —, 89;
— Received by the Emperor of China, 428.

Lamaseries, — of India, 406;
— of Tibet, 389, 406.

Lamb, — a Christian Emblem, 152;
Sacrificial —, 384.

Lam-rin, Books of —, 405.

Language, — of Abraham, 172, 189;
— of Initiates, 103, 189;
— of the Gods, 99, 190;
Hebrew —, 168, 169, 172, 175, 190;
Universal —, 166, 189.

Lanka, 259;
Rakshasas of —, 562.

Laplace, — quoted, 219, 220.

Latin, — Church, 34, 41, 76, 78, 82, 102, 103, 128, 160, 341;
— Cross, 150.

Laurence, Archbishop —, quoted, 79, 81, 82, 84.

Laurens, — quoted on Egyptian Priests, 263, 265.

Law, — of Buddha, 403;
the Good —, 376, 409, 410, 424;
— of Gravitation, 218;
— of Karma, 45, 61, 131, 246, 248, 587;
— of Moses, 170, 177;
Motion the Eternal —, 403;
— of Non-intervention, 219;
Occult —, 90.

Laya Centres, 539.

Layers, Seven — of Auric Envelope, 448;
— of Skin, 443.

Lebas Ph., — quoted, 338, 339.

Left Hand, Initiates of the —, 288;
— Path, 39, 67, 107;
— Science, 44.

Legend, — of Raivata, 259;
— of Hiouen-Thsang, 17.

Leibnitz, Apperception of —, 576;
Monad of —, 441, 549.

Letters, Hebrew —, 168, 169, 175;
— and Musical notes, 190;
Numerical Value of —, 176;
Sanscrit —, 190;
Symbolism of —, 103, 104, 200.

Levi, Eliphas, — quoted, 27, 68, 93, 148, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228,
229, 250, 284, 334.

Lha, Ascetics in Tibet called —, 16;
— a Disembodied Spirit, 394.

Liberius, Pope —, 145.

Library, Alexandrian —, 36;
Bodleian —, 85;
National — of Paris, 251;
Occult —, 251, 252;
— of Thebes, 243, 244;
Vatican —, 314.

Life, Absolute —, 477;
— is Divinity, 593;
— Current of Jiva, 503;
Eternal —, 538;
— Ever present in Matter, 399;
Linga-Sharira the Vehicle of —, 593;
One —, 441, 468, 493, 502, 517;
— is Parabrahm, 593;
Pentacle of —, 511;
— Principle, 478, 479, 560, 592;
Tree of —, 142, 152, 518, 520;
Universal —, 182, 555.

Light, Absolute —, 223, 253, 517;
—, Heat, and Electricity, 71;
— and Life, 100;
Eternal —, 229;
— of the Logos, 181;
Primeval —, 55, 225;
Primordial —, 226;
Radiant —, 529;
Sons of —, 74, 96, 271, 293, 362, 383;
Tables of — Vibrations, 480, 533;
Unmanifested —, 59;
Veil of Infinite —, 183;
— and Wisdom, 93.

‘Light of Asia,’ 3, 213.

Lights, Seven Primary —, 59.

Limbus, — of the Greeks, 227.

Linga Sharira, — after Death, 202, 446, 496, 590;
— Corresponds with the Spleen, 548;
— Could not form in Vacuo, 593;
— Emanation of the Auric Egg, 493;
— Passes through Solids, 589;
— Picture of the Man, 588;
— and Physical Body, 460, 548;
— Vehicle of Prana, 460, 593.

Lingam, 183, 288, 296.

Lin-Tsi, Aphorisms of —, 431, 432.

Lipika, — Recorders of Karma, 573.

‘Little Albert,’ The —, 107.

Liturgy, Christian —, 336.

Locke, — quoted, 81.

Logoi, Three —, 560, 561;
Second and Third —, 532.

Logos, — of Basilides, 484;
— of Buddhism, 387;
Female —, 295;
— the First Cause, 179;
the Manifested —, 445, 466, 475, 481;
— is One, 180;
Second —, 498, 532;
Seven Rays of —, 507;
— is Sevenfold, 481;
— the Synthesis of Forces, 445;
Third —, 499, 532, 546, 560, 585;
Unmanifested —, 209, 445, 450, 477, 498;
Visible —, the Sun, 330;
— the Word, 498.

Lohans, 16, 409, 410, 429;
Hall of Five Hundred —, 410.

Loka, Brahma —, 365;
— of Sound, 566.

Lokas, Categories of —, 564, 568;
Divine and Terrestrial —, 568;
— of Elementals, 566, 567;
Fourteen —, 369;
Seven and Fourteen —, 440, 565, 568;
— Talas, 570, 572;
Vedantic —, 564.

Lord, — of Beings, 230;
— God of the Bible, 231, 236, 237;
— of Hosts, 325;
Kabalistic —, 73;
— of Lords, 321, 370;
‘— of Sheep,’ 88.

Lords, — of the Flame, 259.

Lost Word, 411, 412, 424.

Lotus, — Sacred to Isis, 103;
Seven-leaved —, 577;
— Symbol of the Cosmos, 475;
— Symbol of the Trimurti, 102.

Love, C. E., — Theory of Forces, 216.

‘Love thy Neighbour,’ 266.

Lower Ego, 514, 590;
Consciousness of —, 546;
Responsibility of —, 579.

Lower Manas, 514, 516, 519, 521, 545, 575, 581, 583, 585, 592;
Bhurloka begins with —, 576;
Degrees of —, 544;
— an Emanation of Higher Manas, 578;
Fate of —, 524;
— the Ray, 580, 591;
Triad reflected in —, 543.

Lower Self, 59, 428.

Lucian, 21, 240;
— on Astrology, 342;
— on Magic, 252.

Lucifer, 315, 316, 318;
‘Wheels of —,’ 34.

Luke, — quoted, 65.

Luminous, — Egg, 445;
— Augoeides, 445.

Lunacy, — Proceeds from the Moon, 143;
Study of —, 558.

Lunar Pitris, 494.

Lunatics, — Conscious on the Astral Plane, 553·

Lycurgus, — mentioned, 135, 265.

Lyre, — of Apollo, 481.

‘Maconnerie, Occulte,’ — quoted, 101, 102, 103.

Macrocosm, 179, 202, 330, 437, 439, 444, 481, 500, 584.

Macrocosmic, — Egg, 510;
— Forces, 509;
— Plane, 381.

Madhyamika, — School, 379, 419.

Madhyantika, — a Celebrated Lohan, 410.

Magian, — Precepts, 35.

Magians, 35, 45, 281;
Chaldean —, 19.

Magic, A.B.C. of —, 17;
Ancient Treatises on —, 38;
Antiquity of —, 19, 20, 42;
Black —, 15, 25, 26, 27, 28, 42, 68, 74, 253, 255, 338, 449, 471,
472, 480, 491, 493, 505, 537;
— in China, 15, 17;
Danger of —, 67;
Democritus on —, 22;
Divine —, 110, 465;
— a Divine Science, 254;
— is Divine Wisdom, 471;
Divine and Human —, 312;
— a Dual power, 67;
— of Egypt, 241, 243, 250;
Good and Evil —, 39;
— and History, 256;
Mysteries of —, 253;
Origin of —, 39;
— and Philosophy, 38;
Powers of —, 254, 255;
Practical —, 67, 212;
Romances of —, 251, 257;
Schools of —, 252;
Science of —, 472, 473;
Socrates on —, 51;
— and Sorcery, 67;
Spiritual —, 62;
— and Spiritualism, 23;
— in the Third Race, 449;
— in Tibet, 16, 17;
Unconscious —, 118, 480;
— is Universal, 21;
Use and Abuse of —, 40;
White and Black —, 15, 28, 108, 248, 471, 490, 491, 511, 513;
Zoroaster a Reformer of —, 20.

Magical, — Papyri, 242, 340;
— Rites, 312;
— Texts, 190, 191.

‘Magic Figure,’ a —, 225.

Magician, Black —, 511;
Unconscious —, 28.

Magnetism, 447;
Science of —, 482;
Solar —, 215.

Mahabharata, 258, 291;
— Period, 372.

Maharajahs, 459.

Maharloka, 564, 568, 569.

Maha-Shankara, 390, 391.

Mahat, — an Aspect of Alaya, 524, 546,585;
Diagram of — and its Rays, 557;
— as Divine Ideation, 556;
— the Divine Mind, 540;
— the Highest Entity, 555;
— or Intellect, 442;
— and Manas, 494, 546, 560;
— One with the Third Logos, 546, 560, 585;
— the Positive aspect of Akasha, 546;
— on the Third Cosmic Plane, 540.

Mahatala, 564, 565, 566.

Mahatma, the Disembodied and Glorified —, 284.

Mahatmas, — or Adepts, 428;
Chief of —, 411;
Existence of —, 3.

Maha-Vishnu, 158, 362.

Mahayana, — School, 416, 417, 418.

Maha-Yuga, 348, 357.

Maimonides, — quoted, 46, 235, 251.

Maitreya-Buddha, 159, 417;
Aryasangha taught by —, 431.

Malach, — or Moloch, 334.

Malachi, — quoted, 318.

‘Man born Blind,’ — Referred to, 66.

Man, Archetypal —, 230;
— Contains every Element, 584;
God in —, 61, 450, 475;
Heavenly —, 179, 210, 330, 437, 444, 532;
— Heir to the Highest Æon, 470;
— the Manifested Prism, 478;
Mind of —, 32;
— One with God, 56, 205;
Physical —, 458;
Primitive —, 101;
Principles of —, 202, 374, 379, 445, 556, 560, 561;
Spiritual —, 445, 458, 479;
Study of —, 437;
— the Temple of God, 58, 63, 66;
— a Trinity, 370;
Triple Nature of —, 374;
— and the Universe, 437, 475;
Upadhis of —, 374;
Will of —, 447;
‘— Without a position,’ 430, 431, 432.

Manas, Conjunction of — with Buddhi, 458, 472;
Degrees of —, 544;
— is Dual, 446, 461, 512, 513, 519, 556, 569, 579, 591;
— the Fifth Principle, 305, 331;
Fire of —, 505, 544;
Forty-nine Fires of —, 544;
Functions of —, 518;
Higher —, 479, 480, 482, 511, 543, 545, 569, 573, 574, 576, 578;
Higher — acts through the Lower, 583;
— the Higher Ego, 494;
— the Human Soul, 442, 494, 514;
Lower —, 494, 514, 516, 519, 521, 522, 524, 541, 543, 544, 545, 559,
562, 575, 576, 578, 580, 583, 585, 591, 592;
Lower — Emanates from the Higher, 578, 591;
— and Mahat, 494, 546, 560;
Ray of —, 539, 566;
— a Ray from the World-Soul, 585;
— Responsible for its Ray, 540;
— is Spiritual Self-Consciousness, 579;
— the Third World of Simon Magus, 468, 469;
— Unites with the Child at Seven Years, 506, 511;
— the Vehicle of Mahat, 517;
Vehicle of —, 592;
— Withdrawn at Pralaya, 585.

Manasaputra, — Born of Mahat, 540;
Coming of the —, 573;
— of the Future, 559;
Reincarnating Ego called —, 493;
— Sons of Wisdom, 197, 458.

Manasic, — Atoms, 540;
— Body, 545;
— Consciousness, 558;
— Entity, 555;
— Expansion, 539;
— Impressions, 578;
— Perception, 575;
— Plane, 581, 582;
— Principle, 538;
— Ray, 540.

Manes, Dynasties of —, 257.

Manes, — the Paraclete, 160.

Manes, — or Phantoms, 102, 135, 249.

Manetho, — the Historian, 37, 257.

Mansarovara, Lake —, 416, 547.

Mantras, 181, 226, 410.

Manu, Brahma as —, 182.

Manushi, 49;
School of the —, 86.

Manushi-Buddha, 294, 377, 379, 566.

Manvantara, 180, 579;
Five Races of a —, 87;
— and Pralaya, 91.

Marcion, 76;
Teaching of —, 115.

Marco Polo, — quoted, 16.

Mark, St., — quoted, 44.

Mars, 150, 154, 333.

Masonic, — Inch, 73;
— Rites of Initiation, 274, 285.

Masonry, 186, 262, 285, 287;
Degrees of —, 285;
Duties of —, 285;
— and the Kabalah, 72;
— and the Jesuits, 274, 275;
Occult —, 165;
— and the Roman Catholic Church, 275.

Masorah, — Scheme, 199.

Masoretic, — Points, 175, 199.

Masters, Divine —, 262, 264;
— Ever-present, 529;
Teaching of —, 48.

Matat, — a Sorcerer, 248.

Materialisation, 593.

Materialism, 2;
— of the Present Day, 70;
— of Modern Science, 363.

Materialistic Age, 1.

Mathams, — or Monasteries, 19, 411, 428.

Mathematics, Abraham taught —, 45;
— of the Bible, 72;
Divine —, 73;
Kosmos Rests on —, 70;
— and Magic, 45;
Method of —, 437;
— and Metaphysics, 540;
— and Occult Cosmogony, 7;
True —, 69, 70.

Mathers, S. L. MacGregor —, on the Elohim, 203;
— on the Feminine Deity, 206;
— on Primal Units, 204;
— on the Trinity, 205.

Matter, — Coeternal with Spirit, 399;
Dead —, 399;
— is Eternal, 216, 223, 402, 470;
— and Force, 398;
Kama-Rupa corresponds to —, 475;
Kingdom of —, 158;
Kosmic —, 561;
— the Passive Principle, 102;
Prakriti is —, 491, 492;
Primordial —, 223;
Schopenhauer on —, 399;
Sons of —, 158;
States of —, 476;
— and Spirit, 492, 512;
Universe of —, 143, 532;
World of —, 448, 476.

Matthew, St., — quoted, 44, 45.

Maurice, — quoted on Stone Monuments, 351.

Maury, A. — quoted, 253;
— on Neptune, 218.

Max Müller, — quoted, 2, 3, 5, 353, 426, 427;
— on Nirvana, 400;
— on the Rig-Veda, 270.

Maya, — or Illusion, 102, 364, 403, 419, 453, 454, 568;
— has no hold on Spirit, 394;
Spirit is no —, 404.

Mayavi-Rupa, 445, 446, 495, 537, 545, 559, 569, 582, 588, 592;
— of an Initiate, 367.

Meditation, 490, 582;
Abstract —, 386;
Visions during —, 420.

‘Medium of Satan,’ Appolonius called —, 138.

Mediums, 121, 553, 571.

‘Memoirs of Satan,’ — quoted, 133.

Memory, the Eternal —, 523;
— of Initiates, 414;
Physical —, 574.

Memphis, 162, 213, 265, 299.

Menander, 76;
— quoted, 465, 471, 472, 473.

Mental Science, 490.

Mercaba, 92.

Mercavah, The —, 47, 55, 82.

‘Merciful One,’ Gautama the —, 384, 385.

Mercury, 252, 382, 462, 482;
— Presided over by the Manasaputra, 458.

Meru, — Mountain of the Gods, 94, 440, 456.

Mesmerism, 36, 135, 243;
Use and Abuse of —, 40.

Messiah, 84, 152;
Two —s, 289.

Messianic, — Amulet, 152;
— Mystery, 345, 461.

Metallic, — Plates, Attributed to Cain, 94.

Metals, Correspondences of —, 452, 457, 461.

Metaphysics, 539, 540;
Occult —, 396, 400.

Metatron, — of the Jews, 210, 321, 336, 388.

Metempsychosis, 246, 404, 428.

Meteors, 221.

Metrodorus, — quoted, 59.

Mexican, — Adept, Statue of, 21.

Micah, — an Idolator, 234, 236.

Michael, — the Archangel, 292, 321, 327, 328, 333, 334;
— Angel of the Face, 388.

Microcosm, Man the —, 202, 437, 439, 444, 455, 481, 584.

Microcosmic, — Forces, 509;
— Plane, 381.

Millenium, the —, 373.

Mind, the — and the Astral re-act on each other, 593;
— Curers, 490;
the Higher —, 522, 523;
— in Man, 478;
Universal —, 6, 8, 467, 477, 546, 578, 579, 580.

Mind-born, the First Races, the —, 55;
— Sons, 59.

Miracles, — of Apollonius, 133;
— of Adepts, 410;
Divine —, 118, 471;
— of Greek Philosophers, 40;
— of Initiates, 450;
— of Jesus, 110, 158;
— of Moses, 40.

‘Miracle in Stone, A,’ 78.

Misconceptions, — of Orientalists, 246, 247, 290, 340, 352, 395, 400,
409, 410, 415, 416, 421, 427, 430, 436, 456;
— of the Wisdom Religion, 1.

Mithra, 322;
Temple of —, 161.

Mitla, ‘— Place of Sadness,’ 286.

Modern, — Science, 2, 4, 5, 7, 31, 497;
Deficiences of — Science, 32;
— Astronomy, 218, 219.

Moksha, — Nirvana, 65, 365, 396, 400.

Molecules, — of the Body, 585;
Soul of —, 563.

Monad, — of an Adept, 61;
— the Divine Ego, 65;
Divine —, 383, 518;
— and the Duad, 205;
the Immortal — of Man, 369;
One Eternal —, 374;
— is Spirit, 341;
— the ‘Tree of Life,’ 520;
— becomes a Ternary, 532.

Monads, Corpuscles compared to —, 592;
Human —, 58, 366;
— of Leibnitz, 441, 549;
— Omniscient by Nature, 523.

Monier Williams, — quoted, 2.

Monotheism, Deity degraded by —, 402;
— of the Jews, 167, 200;
— of Plato, 6, 7;
— of Protestants, 59;
— and Polytheism not irreconcilable, 364.

‘Monumental Christianity,’ — quoted, 78, 292, 317.

Moon, the — a Dead Planet, 459;
Earth will become a —, 559;
Evolution of —, 562;
— the Fourth Principle of the System, 143;
Influences of the —, 562;
New — in the Seventh Round, 562;
Newton’s idea of the —, 220;
Relation of the — to the Earth, 462;
— the Symbol of the Lower Manas and the Astral, 562.

More, Henry, 30.

Morning Star, 268, 321.

Mortification, Moral and Physical —, 309.

Mosaic, — Books, 3, 10, 174, 188, 231;
— Hebrew Scrolls, 177;
— Law, 168, 211;
— Records, 168;
— Text, 190.

Moses, Books of —, 9, 168, 170, 174, 177, 342;
— an Initiate, 74, 170, 189, 231, 280;
Law of —, 170, 177;
Legend of —, 78;
Seventy Elders of —, 52;
Shining Face of —, 75, 589;
Symbolical Teaching of —, 75.

Mosheim, — quoted, 308.

Mother, — of the Gods, 155;
— Isis, 230;
— of all Living, 154;
— Love, 572;
— Nature, 230;
— of the Saviour, 297;
— of the Soul, 100;
— Space, 231, 232;
‘The Three —s,’ 71, 206.

Motion, Absolute —, 542, 585;
— is Deity, 542;
— the Eternal Law, 403;
Perpetual —, 226.

Mount, — Meru, 440, 456;
— Nyssa, 280;
— Parnassus, 94, 280;
— Sinai, 280;
— Sumeru, 94.

Muladhara, — Chakra, 503.

Mulaprakriti, — an Aspect of the Absolute, 518;
— one with Akasha and Pradhana, 546;
— becomes Prakriti, 442;
— the Eternal Root, 223;
— is Primordial Substance, 585.

Mummy, 242;
Sensaos —, 340;
Symbolism of —, 247.

Mundane Egg, 179, 191, 230, 440, 443.

Music, — the Child of Manas, 540;
Hindu —, 190.

Musical, Sanscrit Letters are — Notes, 190;
— Scale, 475, 476, 534, 574.

‘Muth,’ Meaning of —, 154.

Myalba, 526, 527, 567.

Mystæ, 116, 284, 306, 448.

Mysteries, Allegorical plays of the —, 306;
Ancient —, 33, 124;
Antiquity of —, 258, 277, 278, 281, 292, 297;
— of Antiquity, 272;
Archaic —, 272, 276;
Aristophanes on —, 254;
— of the Atlanteans, 262, 270, 286;
Bacchic —, 151, 254;
Benefits of —, 262;
— of the Bible, 49, 69;
— Carried to America, 286;
Classical Testimony to —, 253, 254, 262, 266, 267, 281, et seq.;
Christian —, 276;
— of Demeter, 161;
Desecration of —, 277;
Disappearance of —, 298;
Egyptian —, 253, 265, 293;
— of the Elements, 238;
Eleusinian —, 124, 151, 254, 278, 431;
— of Esotericism, 58, 392, 431;
— of the Essenes, 273;
— of the Gospel, 46;
Gradations of —, 282;
Grecian —, 124, 125;
Hierophants of —, 128, 148;
Human —, 157;
— of Incarnation, 61;
— of Initiation, 140, 143, 159, 162;
Inner —, 10;
— Instituted in the Fourth Race, 258, 262;
of Java-Aleim, 176;
— of the Jews, 46, 47;
— of the Kabiri, 316;
— of the Kingdom of Heaven, 159, 310;
Knowledge imparted in —, 5;
Lesser and Greater —, 282, 448;
— of Magic, 253;
Meaning of —, 4;
Mithraic —, 319;
— of Nature Unveiled, 387;
No — in Satya Yuga, 260;
Object of —, 282;
Occult —, 23;
— of Occult Science, 106, 212;
— of Old Religions, 392;
Origin of —, 261, 267;
Pagan —, 12, 124;
Purity of the —, 282;
— of Pythagoras, 135;
Revelation of —, 89, 213, 310;
Secrecy of —, 6, 12, 301;
Socrates on —, 266;
— of the Tantriks, 127;
— of the Thorah, 48;
The True —, 272, 278;
Victim of the —, 295;
Voltaire on —, 262;
— of the Zohar, 214.

Mysterious, — Land, 417;
— Word, 127, 316.

Mystery, All Religions versions of One —, 143;
— Gods, 271, 278, 280, 289, 316;
— of the Hermaphrodite, 295;
— Initiations, 287;
— Language, 164, 166, 176, 187;
— Name, 294, 427;
— of Nature, 143, 295;
— of the One Supreme, 311;
— Planet, 316, 330, 562;
Promethean —, 330;
— of the Stone, 212;
— of the Sun, 212, 213, 214;
— Sun of Initiation, 277, et seq.

Mystic, — Christianity in the Kabalah, 229;
— Mirror, 431;
— Names, 250;
— Nature, 297;
— Permutation, 196;
— Space, 402;
the — Tau, 152.

Mysticism, — is not Criticism, 12;
Literature of —, 421;
Oriental —, 7, 12, 13;
— of Plato, 7, 12;
— of Pythagoras, 12;
Tibetan —, 421.

Mystics, Christian —, 190.

Myths, Definition of —, 33;
Universal —, 229.

Nabathæans, 34, 72.

Nabhi, — or Prophets, 178.

Nadis, 503, 537, 547, 548.

Naga, — the Serpent, 290.

Nagarjuna, 416, 417, 429;
Allegory of —, 290, 291.

Nagas, — or Adepts, 417.

Nagasena, — the Arhat, 365, 400.

Name, the Mysterious —, 527;
Mystery —, 547.

Names, Biblical — are Symbols, 69;
— Signs of Ideas, 480;
Mystic —, 250;
Virtue of —, 105.

Napoleon, 370.

Narada, — Founder of Mysteries, 291;
— an Initiate, 291;
— Prototype of Michael, 292;
— a Rishi, 291;
— Son of Brahma, 291;
Symbolism of —, 291;
— Visited Patala, 567.

Narayana, 181, 230, 317;
Vishnu is —, 468.

Naros, Cycle of —, 351, 352.

Nature, Abstract —, 178;
Co-workers with —, 526, 541;
Definition of —, 511;
— Elementals, 561;
Formative hand of —, 436;
Forces of —, 62, 491, 492;
— in God, 70, 100;
Human —, 442;
Middle Note of —, 475;
Mother —, 230;
Mystery of —, 143, 295;
Mystic —, 297;
Occult —, 23, 477, 483;
Phenomena in —, 261;
Secrets of —, 264, 425;
— a Sounding-Board, 549;
Symbol of —, 296, 297;
Voice of —, 463.

‘Nature’s Finer Forces,’ — referred to, 491, 492, 497, 498.

Nature-Spirits, 236, 336, 567.

Nazarenes, 87, 122, 149, 150.

Nazars, — or Theurgists, 124, 382.

Nebuchadnezzar, — an Initiate, 86.

Nebular Theory, 91.

Neith, — the Heavenly Virgin, 343.

Neophyte, Twelve labours of —, 42;
Trials of —, 293.

Neo-Platonic School, 11, 303, 307, 308, 310, 311, 312, 313.

‘Neo-Platonism,’ — quoted, 303, 304.

Neo-Platonists, 3, 9, 10, 11, 303, 307, 309, 313.

Neptune, Place of — in Astronomy, 217, 563.

Nerve, — Force, 507, 508;
— Vibrations, 509.

New Testament, 52, 112, 122, 138, 175;
Age of —, 273.

Newton, — quoted, 31, 172, 220.

Nicodemus, — mentioned, 65.

Nidanas, 248, 414, 540, 544, 550, 586, 587, 588.

Nihil, — the Divine Principle, 402;
— the Infinite, 402;
Meaning of —, 400, 402.

Nihilists, Buddhists called —, 395.

Nirguna, 362.

Nirmanakaya, 375, 570;
— of Adept, 159;
— or Bodhisattva, 379;
— Body, 379, 418, 420;
Condition of —, 373, 377;
Higher Self of —, 383;
Sacrificial —, 383;
State of —, 446.

Nirmanakayas, 364, 365;
— or Adepts, 474;
Two Classes of —, 366;
— or Watchers, 488.

Nirvana, — is Actionless, 364;
— not Annihilation, 400, 401;
— of Buddha, 362;
— of the Buddhists, 380;
Doctrine of —, 399, 429;
the Ego in —, 415;
— is Eternal, 400, 404;
Max Müller on —, 400;
— or Moksha, 65, 365, 396, 400;
— is Parabrahman, 366;
Path to —, 379, 420;
— is Re-Absorption, 400;
Reincarnation from —, 365;
Renunciation of —, 364, 366;
Seven Paths to —, 376;
— is a State, 401, 404;
— the Threshold of Paranirvana, 380;
Triple form of —, 387;
Two kinds of —, 418;
Two Paths to —, 420.

Nirvanic, — Bodies, 418.

Nirvanis, 367, 372, 375;
Classes of —, 418;
Evolution of —, 366.

Noah, — mentioned, 90.

Noachian Records, 88.

Non-Ego, — the Perfect Ego, 417.

Non-intervention, Law of —, 219.

Notation, Decimal —, 353;
Musical — of the Vedas, 190.

Noumena, — on the Manasic Plane, 582.

Nous, — of the Greeks, 77, 472.

Numa, — referred to, 301.

Number, Definition of —, 8;
Every Being has a —, 101;
The Perfect —, 532;
— the Root of the Universe, 436;
— of Vishnu, 233.

Numbers, — and Ideas, 8, 69;
Lucky and Unlucky —, 101;
Occult —, 265;
Potency of —, 100;
Symbolism of —, 98, 99, 102, 103, 104, 232, 233.

Numerals, — of the Kabalah, 68;
Esoteric Systems of —, 100;
— of Pythagoras, 69, 98;
Various Systems of —, 352.

Objective, — Consciousness, 552, 557;
— Universe, 512.

Obsession, 249, 525.

Occult, — Arts, 42;
— Astrology, 342;
— Axiom, 523;
— Calculations, 101;
— Cosmogony, 7, 170, 224;
— Geology, 224;
— Interpretation, key to, 3, 10;
— Knowledge, 256, 383, 451, 505;
— Knowledge of Priests, 37, 74;
— Law, 90;
— Law of Karma, 246;
— Literature, destruction of, 299;
— Lore, 28, 186;
— Masonry, 165;
— Metaphysics, 396, 400;
— Mysteries, 23;
— Nature, 23, 74;
— Numbers, 265;
— Phenomena, 257;
— Philosophy, 31, 223, 225, 229, 291, 339, 483, 484, 512;
— Powers, 237;
‘— Primer’ quoted, 487;
— Properties of the Scale of Causes, 463;
— Records, 168;
— Rites, 239;
— Side of Nature, 451;
— Symbolic Reading, 199;
— Symbology, 100, 155, 200, 201, 564;
— Theogony, 182;
— Training, 497;
— Weapons, 107;
— Works, 39, 73, 492.

Occultism, Advance in — in Devachan, 541;
— and Astronomy, 218;
Canon of —, 3;
— and Christianity, 212;
— Corroborated by Science, 470;
Eastern —, 222, 229, 247;
Eastern and Western —, 143, 222;
History of —, 412;
— of the Jesuits, 275;
Pleroma of —, 485;
Practical —, 97, 537;
Primordial —, 468;
Science and —, 397;
Secrecy of —, 129, 490;
Study of —, 486;
Theoretical —, 67;
— or Theurgy, 60, 161;
Treatises on —, 38.

‘Occultist, An,’ — quoted, 69, 93.

Occultists, 31, 34, 40, 41, 51, 52, 58, 59, 71, 73, 80, 89, 100, 109,
110, 114, 138, 139, 153, 158, 182, 212, 335, 336, 339, 398;
Eastern —, 25, 68, 88, 186, 223, 225, 366, 506;
Tibetan —, 396;
Unconscious —, 213;
Virtues of —, 90, 515.

Occult Science, 70, 264, 497, 502;
Basis of —, 68;
Danger of —, 62;
— Founded on Nature, 70;
— in India, 18;
Mysteries of —, 106, 212;
Origin of —, 39;
Powers gained by —, 40;
Secrecy of —, 56;
Works on —, 40.

Odin, — and the practice of Magic, 20.

Ogdoad, — of the Ancients, 217, 316;
— of the Gnostics, 192.

Ogenos, — or Hades, 41.

Old Testament, Allegorical Teaching of —, 153, 190;
Authenticity of —, 188;
— Canon, 170;
Compilers of —, 188, 189;
Contradictions in —, 173, 174;
Doctrines of —, 87;
Origin of —, 184;
Relation of — to the New Testament, 138;
Symbology of —, 46, 49, 53, 96;
Writers of —, 52.

Olympus, Mount —, 75, 161.

Om Mani Padme Hum, 436, 437, 438, 439, 475, 481, 531.

Omnipresence, 224, 402.

One, The — Absolute, 439, 450;
— Abstract Unity, 200;
— Being, 210;
— Cause, 73, 223, 261;
— Divine Essence, 180, 518;
— Divinity, 484;
— Element, 202, 225, 396, 397;
the Eternal —, 203, 204;
— Eternal Deity, 92, 205;
— Eternal Monad, 374;
— Eternal Root, 397;
— Flame, 374;
— God, 181, 209, 484;
Gods are —, 450;
— Infinite Circle, 458;
— Life, 441, 468, 493, 494, 502, 517;
— Living God, 157, 184, 318;
the Logoi are —, 180;
Man is the Changeless —, 205;
— and Only God, 363, 484;
— Pervading the All, 398;
— Primeval Record, 72;
— Primordial Principle, 467;
— Reality, 202, 209, 374, 404, 417, 418, 430, 512;
— Self, 436;
— is the Spirit of God, 101, 180, 181;
The Supreme —, 311;
The — cannot Create, 208;
the — a Maya, 396;
The — is no Number, 341;
— in Three, 445;
Tetraktys emanates from the —, 59;
the Triad emanates from the —, 59;
Three in —, 523;
— Unity, 223;
— Universal Deity, 51, 555.

Optic, — Thalami, 504.

Oracles, 30, 134, 135;
Ancient and Modern —, 243;
Chaldean —, 35;
— of Claros, 323;
— of Dodona, 223;
Pagan —, 279.

Orbits, — of Planets, 219, 220.

‘Order of Spirits,’ 325.

Organs, — of Action, 565;
Correspondences of —, 566, 570;
— and Human Principles, 548;
— of Perception, 577;
— of Sensation, 565.

Oriental, — Doctrines of Pythagoras, 13;
— Gnosticism, 13;
— Element in Gospels, 13;
— Mysticism in Plato, 3, 7, 12, 13;
— Wisdom, Secrets of, 6.

Orientalists, 5, 18, 33, 75, 142, 167, 229, 242, 245, 246;
Misconceptions of —, 246, 247, 290, 340, 352, 395, 400, 409, 410,
415, 416, 421, 427, 430, 436, 456.

Origen, — quoted, 459;
— on Genesis, 47, 314.

Origin, — of Christianity, 70;
— of Evil, 208;
— of First Man, 75;
— of Initiation, 261;
— of Magic, 39;
— of Mysteries, 261, 267.

Original Sin, 472.

Origins, 585;
— of Egypt, 301.

Ormuzd, 209, 322;
Eye of —, 320.

Orpheus, 30, 44, 71, 142, 180, 254, 265, 277, 278, 280, 284, 288, 291,
297, 310, 342;
Story of — is Hindu, 431.

Orphic, — Hymns, 38, 297.

Osiris, 230, 231, 244, 245, 248, 249, 250, 274, 278, 280, 285, 288,
289, 318, 319, 370, 460;
— the Sun, 148, 150.

Osymandias, Tomb of —, 37.

Over-Soul, — is Atma-Buddhi, 57.

Ovid, Exile of —, 213;
‘Metamorphosis’ of —, 227.

Ovum, — of Being, 456.

Padmapani, 438, 439.

Pagan, — Gods, 71, 249, 333;
— Initiates, 164;
— Mysteries, 12, 124;
— Oracles, 279;
— Philosophers, 52, 280;
— Philosophy, 153;
— Symbols, 165;
— Temple Rites, 147, 148;
— Teraphim, 237;
— Wisdom, 307.

Paganism, Modern Christianity is —, 212.

Pagodas, — of China, 333.

Pairs, — of Opposites, 570.

‘Palace of Truth,’ 244.

Palenque, Ruins of —, 286.

Panini, 4, 277.

Pantænus, — referred to, 13.

Pantheism, 428.

Pantheon, Ancient —, 94;
Buddhist —, 388;
— of Heathen Deities, 78;
Hindu —, 290, 388;
— of India, 96, 201, 271.

Papyri, Egyptian —, 241, et seq., 514;
— full of Magic, 242.

Papyrus, the Anastasi —, 252, 253, 340;
the Harris —, 241, 248, 255;
— of Nevo-loo, 244;
— of Papheronmes, 278.

Parable, — of the Good Shepherd, 79.

Parabrahman, 427;
— the Absolute All, 205;
— is Absolute Motion, 585;
Life is —, 593;
Lower Manas of —, 585;
Manvantaric aspect of —, 557;
Man may become —, 114;
Nirvana identical with —, 366;
the One God is not —, 209;
— is Purusha and Prakriti, 380;
Relation of — to Mulaprakriti, 518;
the Semitic —, 178;
— of the Vedanta, 91, 114, 402, 497.

Parabrahmic, — Mind, 540.

Paracelsus, 4, 59, 164, 165.

Paramartha, — Absolute Consciousness, 418.

Paramatma, — or Para-Purusha, 397;
— a perfect Yogi, 367;
— Universal Spirit, 510, 512.

Paramitas, 490;
the Six —, 418.

Paranirvana, — Nirvana ‘without remains,’ 387, 421;
The Threshold of —, 380.

Paranishpanna, 417.

Parasamadhi, 566.

Parentage, — and Karma, 572.

Parnassus, 94, 280.

Parts, — and the Whole, 7.

Passover, 280.

Patala, 289, 290, 567.

Path, Antahkarana is the —, 522;
— of Deliverance, 387;
Fourfold —, 572;
Left —, 39, 67, 107, 288;
— to Nirvana, 379, 420;
— of Perfection, 386;
— of Seeing, 423;
Seventh —, 418.

Paths, — of Buddha, 418;
Two — to Devachan, 420;
— to Nirvana, 376, 416;
Right and Left —, 67.

Patriarchs, Biblical —, 369;
Jewish and Christian —, 263;
Numerical value of the —, 201;
— Sons of Earth, 96.

Patriotism, 579.

Paul, St., — quoted, 57, 62, 63, 124, 512;
— Founder of Christianity, 122, 123;
— an Initiate, 52, 116, 123, 124, 512;
— the Master-Builder, 124;
— and St. Peter, 116;
— and Primitive Philosophers, 321;
— and Simon Magus, 116, 118, 125;
Teachings of —, 210, 307, 340.

Penates, 316.

Pentacle, 511.

Pentagram, the Sacred —, 228.

Pentateuch, 75, 87, 168, 169, 172, 173, 177, 188, 229, 308;
Samaritan —, 55, 169.

Perception, Clairvoyant —, 504, 584;
Organ of —, 577;
Stages of —, 575, 576, 581.

Perceptive, — Life, 557.

Perfect, — Adepts, 64;
— ‘as your Father in Heaven’, 63;
— Ego, 417;
— Initiates, 142, 417;
— Number, 441.

Perfection, Absolute —, 208.

Perpetual, — Motion, 223, 226, 329.

Perpetuity, — of Thinking Principle, 394.

Persian, — Dev, 77;
— Traditions, 192.

Personal, — Deity, 62;
— Ego, 519, 520;
— Entity, 527;
— God, 58, 75, 179, 230;
— ‘I’, 514, 573;
— Self of Adepts, 375;
— Soul, 520, 521, 525.

Personality, Immortality of —, 513, 514, 515, 518;
— of Jesus, 139.

Peter, Meaning of —, 126, 127;
Seat of —, 126, 127.

Peter, St., Death of — at Babylon, 128;
— a Kabalist, 128;
— and Latin Church, 126, 128;
— and St. Paul, 116;
— and Simon Magus, 112, 117, 121;
— quoted, 268.

Petroma, — Initiation Stones, 126, 127.

Phallicism, 173, 189, 201.

‘Phallicism,’ (Hargrave Jennings) quoted, 34, 122, 296.

Phædrus, — quoted, 6, 74, 283, 284.

Phenomena, 118, 471, 473, 570, 593;
— in Nature, 261;
Occult —, 257.

Pherecydes, — quoted, 41.

Philalethians, 11, 24, 309, 310, 314;
Secret Teaching of —, 310.

Philo Judæus, 9, 48, 174, 190, 191, 254, 308.

Philolaus, — quoted, on the Sun, 214.

Philology, 189.

Philosopher, the Laughing —, 21.

Philosophers, — Ancient and Modern, 5, 9, 412;
Chaldean —, 35;
Hidden meaning of —, 9;
God of —, 7;
Pagan —, 52.

Philosopher’s Stone, 489.

‘Philosophumena,’ — quoted, 119, 120, 466, 467, 468, 469, 470.

Philosophy, Ancient and Modern —, 265, 266;
Brahmanical —, 371;
Buddhist —, 403, 586;
Derivation of —, 265;
Eastern —, 13, 291;
Esoteric —, 2, 64, 65, 114, 225, 379, 400, 459, 461, 464;
Exoteric —, 499;
God of —, 7;
Heathen —, 36;
Hermetic —, 36, 39, 106, 129, 222;
— and Magic, 38;
Natural —, 21;
Neo-Platonic —, 473;
Occult —, 31, 223, 225, 229, 291, 339, 483, 484, 512;
Pagan —, 402;
Peripatetic —, 9;
Platonic —, 7, 13, 48;
— of Pythagoras, 48, 403, 404;
Religious —, 292, 399;
— of Schopenhauer, 398;
— True and False, 40;
— of the Upanishads, 229;
‘— of the Unconscious,’ quoted, 398;
— of, Von Hartmann, 398.

Physical, — Body, 62, 460, 496, 545, 548;
— Brain, 60, 511, 512, 554;
— Consciousness, 594;
— Ego, 62;
— Health, 555;
— Organs, Correspondences of, 548;
— Organ of Perception, 577;
— Plane, 542, 543, 544;
— Senses, 552, 557, 575, 577, 584.

Physiology, 139, 295, 440, 558;
— of the Ancients, 295.

Pillar, — of Light, 494, 538, 544;
— of Fire, 589.

Pindarus, — quoted, 253.

Pineal Gland, 504, 505, 506, 548, 577, 581, 583, 584.

Pingala, 503, 537, 547, 551.

Pitha, a Sanscrit Word meaning Seat, 127.

Pitris, Doctrine of —, 284;
Hierarchy of —, 559;
Lunar —, 494;
— Sons of God, 2.

Pituitary Body, 504, 505, 548, 583, 584.

Plagiarism, — of the Devil, 78, 79;
— of the New Testament, 82.

Plane, Devachanic —, 594;
Each — Seven-fold, 543, 551;
Each — touches the next, 549;
Kamalokic —, 594;
— of Reality, 374;
— of Reflection, 475;
— of Spirit, 499;
Spiritual —, 594.

Planes, — of Being, 441, 587;
— of Consciousness, 556;
Cosmic —, 447, 448, 554, 555;
Diagrams of —, 551 to 556;
— of Existence, 374;
Seven —, 440, 500;
— of Thought and Action, 437.

Planet, — Becomes a Moon, 562;
Dead —, 459;
Every Man born under a —, 482;
Inter-Mercurial —, 459;
Mystery —, 562;
Nativity of each —, 339;
— Now Disappeared, 459;
Regent of every —, 341.

Planetary, — Angels, 253, 315;
— Archangels, 333;
— Beings, 488;
— Gods, 316, 343;
— Influence, 563;
Jehovah a — Spirit, 280;
— Spirits, 93, 215, 216, 315, 487, 482;
— System, 115, 143.

Planets, — of the Ancients, 216, 217, 315, 316, 328, 452;
— of the Chaldeans, 239;
Correspondences of —, 452, 457, 458, 461, 463;
Duality of —, 321;
Movement of —, 563;
— Personify Divine attributes, 333;
Orbits of —, 219, 220;
Rulers of —, 463;
Sacred —, 448, 482;
Seven —, 115, 143, 216, 217, 315, 316, 327, 332, 482, 563;
Spirits of —, 324, 326, 332;
— as Symbols, 238, 320, 464.

Plato, 4;
— a Follower of Pythagoras, 13;
God of —, 398;
Gnosticism of —, 13;
— an Initiate, 5, 6, 7, 283, 310, 486, 551;
the Intelligible of —, 466;
Motto of —, 69, 73;
Philosophy of —, 7, 13, 48;
— quoted, 266, 283, 284;
Second God of —, 292;
— on the Sun, 279.

Platonic, — Dual Soul, 403;
— Philosophy, 7, 13.

Pledge, Sacredness of —, 435, 488, 529.

Pleroma, 160, 484;
— of Occultism, 485.

Plexuses, 503, 507, 583.

Plotinus, 10, 57, 180, 314.

Plutarch, — an Initiate, 254;
— quoted, 329.

‘Pneumatologie,’ — quoted, 42, 52, 78.

Point, Central —, 180, 230, 477;
— in the Circle, 477;
Mathematical —, 441;
Primordial —, 183;
— in the Triangle, 477.

Poison, 489, 490.

Poles, — of a Sphere, 570, 571.

Polytheism, 71;
— and Monotheism, 59, 364.

Pope, — quoted, 36, 50.

Porphyry, 10, 11, 57, 98, 238, 303, 307, 312.

Portal, Seventh —, 570.

Potency, — in Chaos, 184;
— of the Deity, 471;
Dual —, 181;
— of the God within, 450;
Infinite —, 467, 468, 469;
— of Numbers, 100;
Sound is a —, 451, — of Thought, 466, 467, 468;
— of the ‘Word,’ 436, 527.

Potentiality, Infinite —, 466.

Power, — and Knowledge, 1;
the Holy —, 529.

Powers, — of Adepts, 367, 437, 474;
— of the Air, 451;
Divine —, 484;
— of Initiates, 386;
— of Magic, 254, 255;
Occult —, 237.

Pradhana, Mulaprakriti is —, 546.

Prajapati, — are the Architects, 204, 208;
Seven —, 196, 369.

Prajna Paramita, 417.

Prakriti, Lower —, 436;
Mulaprakriti becoming —, 442;
Plane of —, 552, 554;
— is Sevenfold, 491, 492.

Pralaya, 91;
The Great —, 268;
Latency in —, 181;
— of Races, 345.

Prana, 202, 441, 593;
— Begins at birth, 545;
— the Ever-changing life, 182;
— and Jiva, 442, 460, 493, 550, 555;
— the Pentacle of Life, 511;
— is Universal, 578.

Pranava, — Synonym of Aum, 502.

Pranayama, 502, 509.

Prasanga, — School, 379, 419, 420.

Pratyeka, — Buddhas, 406, 416.

Prayer, — and Action, 450;
Official —, 51;
Selfish and Unselfish —, 51;
Silent —, 451;
— is Unconscious Magic, 118.

Precious, — Gifts, 386;
— Stones, 563.

Presences, Invisible —, 450;
Non-human —, 436.

Pretextatus, — quoted, 267.

Priests, — of Egypt, 263, 264, 265, 301;
The last of the Solar —, 213.

Primary, — Creation, 204;
— Thought, 205.

Primeval, — Gods, 369;
— Light, 55, 225;
— Record, 72;
— Sacrifice, 383;
— Soul, 407.

Primordial, — Circle, 201;
— Germ, 226;
— Light, 226;
— Matter, 223;
— Occultism, 468;
— Point, 183;
— Principle, 467;
— Revelation, 170;
— Substance, 477;
— Triangle, 444, 532;
— Water of Space, 184;
— World-Stuff, 443.

Principle, Creative —, 49, 273;
Divine —, 402;
Egotistical —, 375;
Evil —, 115, 116;
Fohatic —, 581;
Life —, 478, 479, 560, 592;
Primordial —, 467;
Septenary —, 196, 370, 549;
Seventh —, 58, 84, 142, 143, 293, 309, 378, 388;
Thinking —, 512, 518;
Unconditioned —, 209;
Unconscious —, 402;
— of Unity, 397;
Universal —, 466, 510.

Principles, — of a Buddha, 379, 381;
Classification of —, 374, 445, 446;
Correspondences of —, 452, 476, 477, 478, 479, 548, 569;
Enumeration of —, 456, 460, 476;
Esoteric Classification of —, 493;
Good and Evil —, 115, 116;
Human —, 202, 374, 379, 445, 556, 560, 561;
Root —, 202;
Separation of — at Death, 590;
Separation of Higher and Lower —, 493;
Seven —, 142, 202, 374, 444, 447, 455, 476, 493, 580;
Seven Degrees of —, 540;
— and Tattvas Correspond, 499;
Two Eternal —, 115;
— and their Vehicles, 202;
— of the Universe, 444, 455.

Proclus, 10;
Ecstasy of —, 57;
— quoted, 283, 310, 373.

Progenitors, 463;
— of Man, 263.

Prometheus, 330.

Prophecies, — in Book of Enoch, 79;
— in Tibet, 412, 413.

Prophecy, 306;
— of Christ, 346;
Sibylline —, 347, 348.

Prophetic, — Discernment, 474.

Prophets, — True and False, 306;
Schools of the —, 104.

Prototypes, Dhyan Chohans are — of Gods, 59;
— of Men, 371.

Psellus, — on Magic, 255.

Psychic, — Action, 542;
— Organ the Pituitary body, 548;
— Plane, 542, 548, 552, 553;
— Vision, 542.

Psychology, 139;
Eastern —, 394.

Psychometric, — Vision, 549, 584.

‘P.T.R.’ — Illuminator, 127.

Ptolemy, 457.

‘Pudding-bags,’ 559.

Puranas, 79, 192;
Doctrine of —, 179;
Esotericism of —, 3, 258, 426;
— quoted, 348, 544.

Purgatory, 227, 373.

Purity, 570;
— of the Mysteries, 282.

Purusha, 181, 445;
— and Prakriti, 204;
Thousand-headed —, 384.

Purushottama, 230.

Pyramid, — of Cheops, 72, 301;
the Great —, 74, 155, 177, 189, 201, 300, 301;
Mysteries of —, 75;
Symbology of —, 247.

Pyramids, — of Central America, 286;
— of Egypt, 20, 274;
— in Mexico, 21.

Pythagoras, — an Astronomer, 46, 329, 339;
Biography of —, 140;
— and Buddhism, 403, 404;
Cosmogony of —, 461;
Decad of —, 397, 439;
Esoteric and Exoteric Teaching of —, 45;
— First European Adept, 56;
Gnosis of —, 55;
Gnosticism of —, 13;
God of —, 397;
Ignorance in the days of —, 4, 38;
— an Initiate, 281, 310, 329, 551;
Initiation of —, 282, 329;
Numerals of —, 69, 98;
Philosophy of —, 48, 403, 404;
— quoted, 101;
— and the Science of Numbers, 265;
School of —, 481;
Symbolism of —, 98, 105;
Tetraktys of —, 98, 439, 531, 543.

Pythagorean, — Dogmas, key to, 398;
— School, 133;
— Tetrad, 439.

Qualities, — Determine properties of Selfhood, 578.

Quaternary, Kabalistic —, 181;
Lower —, 561, 590, 591;
— of the Macrocosm, 543;
— Merged in Triangle, 541;
— or Mystic Cube, 181;
to Paralyse the —, 479;
Principles of the Lower —, 480, 523;
— the Sacred Tetraktys, 445;
Triangle thrown below —, 532;
Triad in the —, 183.