Theosophy Religion And Occult Science
Theosophy Religion And Occult Science
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Derbent. A province in the Caucasian Viceroyalty of Russia. Dervishes of Arabia. A sect of Mohammedan ascetics and mys- tics, Desatir. An ancient mystical scripture of the Parsi religion.
DevacJian (pronounced Deva- khdn). The conscious after-life. Devas. Gods.
Devis. From the Sanskrit word Div, to shine : the Bright Ones — Elemental Spirits, Fairies, Sylphs, Dryads, &c.
Dhmnvia. Religious law {Pali).
Dharana. Holding a subject in mind steadfastly.
Dhavalagiri, Mount. One of the important peaks... of the Hima- layas.
Dhydna, or Dhyan. Abstract contemplation.
Driikhs-Naai. The personifi- cation in Zoroastrianism of a ma- lignant current of boreal mag- netism.
Durbar. The state reception or " drawing-room " of an Indian Prince or magnate.
Dzvaitas. Dualists; those who believe in the distinctness of the human spirit and the universal spirit.
Eutychius. A priest and archi- mandrite at Constantinople, who wrote on Zoroastrianism.
Fargard. A ch apter of a book . Fetish. An object of supersti- tious adoration ; as, for instance, an ugly image, or stock, among ignorant African tribes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Derbent. A province in the Caucasian Viceroyalty of Russia. Dervishes of Arabia. A sect of Mohammedan ascetics and mys- tics, Desatir. An ancient mystical scripture of the Parsi religion.
DevacJian (pronounced Deva- khdn). The conscious after-life. Devas. Gods.
Devis. From the Sanskrit word Div, to shine : the Bright Ones — Elemental Spirits, Fairies, Sylphs, Dryads, &c.
Dhmnvia. Religious law {Pali).
Dharana. Holding a subject in mind steadfastly.
Dhavalagiri, Mount. One of the important peaks... of the Hima- layas.
Dhydna, or Dhyan. Abstract contemplation.
Driikhs-Naai. The personifi- cation in Zoroastrianism of a ma- lignant current of boreal mag- netism.
Durbar. The state reception or " drawing-room " of an Indian Prince or magnate.
Dzvaitas. Dualists; those who believe in the distinctness of the human spirit and the universal spirit.
Eutychius. A priest and archi- mandrite at Constantinople, who wrote on Zoroastrianism.
Fargard. A ch apter of a book . Fetish. An object of supersti- tious adoration ; as, for instance, an ugly image, or stock, among ignorant African tribes.
What to read after Theosophy Religion And Occult Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hs Olcott to read onlineMoreLess
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