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THE THEOSOPHIST:A

MONTHLY JOUR,NAL DEvor ED TO ORIENrrAIJ P I I I I ~ O S O ~ PHY, ARrr, IJI'l'ERATURE AND O C C U I I J ' I S l \ t J ~

CONDUCTED BY

II. P. BLAVATSI{Y.UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE THEOSOPHICAL 'SOCIETY.

VOLUME IV.-1882-83.

ADRAS:PUBLISHED BY THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, ADYAR


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TIlE; THEOSOPliIST.V O L UM E IV ;

1882 - - 83

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.Abrew (W. D.), F. T. S., a victim toChristian bigotry... 205.Adi Brahmo Sainaj.-See under" Brahmo SamaV"

.Adwaita philosophy, 30;. 138 ; - 0Almora Swami, 118; 128;. 201 ;245; 248 ; - V e 1 ' s 1 ~ 8 ~ e m i t i c Bible. 175.Adwaitee's dissection of Visistha-dwaitism ... 229Agastya, 154 i-s t i l l living? 208Agricultural Reform (Indian) 91Ahalya, Esoteric meaning o f - - . . . 202Ahriman, an d Ormazd . .. . ... 217Alchemy . . . . . .. . 84.Allah in Atharvan Veda 27HAlmanac for 1883. ( H ~ e l ' a Nund's). l ~ t i Almora Swami, Adwaita Philoso-phy of -U8 ; 128 : - - an . 2B l ' i t t i l n ~ f \ ' . ( Ik S. :p.) " Battle:; .gl'Qund Spilituallteormat.ioll", .1


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ii IN D E X.PAGE. PAGE. PAGE.Crawford's (F. M.) " ~ { r . Isaacs,"124; 145Crime in Dengal and Britain oom-.

Food, cttn I t mnn Bve without-- . 16Fretioide, i s -a crimc ? .. 282Foroe and Matter, 44 ; - - f rom th eHunter's (Dr.) e:x:ertions for India,

pared 82Curses of Pope agains t Spil'itu,alism, l67D." Datavya Bhamt Kal'yalayrt " ... 213Davidson's (P.) I' Violin." reviewed. 12.6Dayanund. Saraswati Swami. ohargesof-49; hi!'! dogma of the In .fallible Itevelat ion of the Veda!'!,140 ; 260 ; - -11. real Yogi and NOYogi. 172 ;--a free-thinker ... 224Death.-and Immo'rtaHt.y.98; 137;-warning 17i i apparitiousat the momeut of-- .. . 315Delhis, the SCt'en Hindu - - ... 308

Hindu standpoint, 66 ; Mr. H. G.Atkinson's views on-. 108Fragments of Occult Truth, 2 ; 1311161; 1 9 ~ ; E:x:planations o f - - ,28 ; 202.; 252Freethought Calendar . . . 237ll'ree-thinker (a) in PalestiJ;le 72;Swami Da1anund, a.--- 224 ;persecution of the Freethinker... 206Fundamental Truths Eternal, .. . 294Funeral Ceremonies, the efficacy of .- - 2 2 1 ; - -among savages,281; 284Future, Religion of t h e - - , .. . 205Futurity and Eternity, the theoryo f - - , 44enton's" Soul of Things." 235 I 2:19.. Devas," defined, .. . ." 26a GDeva.chan. 29; 131 ; 202; We!'!terl\ Gambetta (Leon), a're-incarnationStricture and Eastern Theory of of Emperor Napoleon. 166; The- - 2 66 ; the various states o f - religion o f - - , 220; th e eyo270; intercourse with beloved and brain of-- .. , 222souls engn.ged i l l-- 295 Gayan Samaj of Poona , . . . 265Divination, Hindu--169 ; Parsi Ginwala's (N. S.) "Social inter. ~ 2 0 ; 2 7 ~ course between Europeans lionel"Double," ca.n the-murder? 99; f I d' " 319149 '. 314 Natives 0 n III.. . . . ."God, 45 ;--irreverently spoken ofDouble-sexed, the primeval Human 112 by Salvationists, 109 j Isothel'lIlalraoe, --12 A seeker af ter- -172 I

1 ; - . - fo r Himlu Musio... .. . 265Iluxley (ProfJ and" Isis Unveiled," 325) I .IdQlatry, 97 i-in he Vedas 18;... 43Immortality,-and Death, 28 ; - - o fthe Sapia RisMs .. . .. . . . 146Incarnations, Do ADEPtS recollectthei!' previous,- ... ... .. . 296India, Religious education in--,5.5; missionary progress in--,139; marvellous rapidity in th etral1smission of news in - -2 lO ;so-cial intercourse between Europeansand the Nativesof--319; agrioulturalreform, 91 ; the 18 Siddhas. ofsouthern-- 154; Princip.'l.ls ofcolleges i n - 1 6 7 ; Indian drugs 147"Indian Mirror," the Theo60phill.t'simage in the- .. 30" Indian Witness" of Calcutta,slandering Theosophy... . . 167Indra's crime, esoterically explained. 202Infidel and Christian morality, com-parative stat,istics of---:--, 21 1Influx and Efflux, the law of--.... 210Intuition. Reason and - .. . 327Inventions 5Irres:ponaible, the guilty and the-. . . 326'I Isaacs. Ali-. (" li'. M. Crawford's")

Dragged in again. .. . 206 Personal and Impersonal-- ,74 IDl'Caw.Life, .. . .. 269 104 119j ; . . .145 ;--reviewed .. . 124-138 'Ilsis Unveiied.," 119l the chasm6 betweell old. and new methodsbridged ovel' in - -151 i Prof.. Gospels. Ol'igin 01-, .. . ...Rlrth, Physical change.'! of the; 281 Government , profession of rel igious.. East India Materia Medica." 96: 147 impartill-lity on the part o f ~ . . . 55

l ' ~ c h o e s , the cave of tIle 164 "Grammal'ofMusio" (Dr. Calcatt's), 126]';dard's (Prof.) Electro.magnetio Great names, under the shadowapparatus. .. . '" ." a:a of-- .. . .. . ." 137 I 262J ' ~ d ucation, 40.'1 I-commission ,at Greeks, are the old-Atlanteans r... 295Poona, 1; Religious--in India, Guilty. the-and the irrespanaible, 32655 ; music in schoolR, .. . 5 GURU, How a Chela found hi l l - -J ~ f f i u : x : and Influx, the law of - - . . . 210 67; th e finding of 11.-... ." 174Egypt, missionary e x p e d i t i o ~ to-- :a:

to e x p ~ o r e the remams of "H X "39 .45 .75 :95. 120.-Pharaoh So army ... .. . 173. ..., , ' .".Electro-Magnetic Apparatus (Prof. ohIded, 88; Allurmg promIseEdal'd.'s).... '" ... .., 2.'S! o f - -16 ; 77; reply to .the lette\Elementals. t h ~ 3. degree!! o t - - ... 304 of - - , . .. . .. . 104 j 119 I 138Eliphas Levi, Do.ctrines o f - - 28 ; H a e ~ k e l s(Prof .) lecture on Law an dGlea.uings f rom- - , 36 j 58; ." 84 M I ~ a c l e .. . ." .. . .. . 77Englll,nd BuddhistMovementin-- 181 Hahn s (Dr. 0.) Vlews and Funda.Energy, ' I s - -mat te r r 44 ; Evo-' n;tental Truths, .. . 294lu t ing-- . . . .. . .. . 304 Hall', should men cut thmr- .. . 218Epilepsy and Mediumship, .. . 72 Harmony a.nd ~ o m o o o p a t h y .. . 219H Esoterio lluddhism." See under Haunted h ~ u s e .lD Zante, . . . 821I' Sinnett."... Haute M a g ~ c , R1tual de la, 36; 58 ;... 84Essentials of Religion, 213 ; 274 H e a d - q u a f ~ r s , removal of o u r ~ 53Eternal, Fundamental Tru th s - - ... 294 H e e r a n ~ n d s. A ~ m n . n a o for 1883, 126Eternity. 'l'he Tbeory o f - -and H e r m e t l ~ P h . I ~ o S Q p h y . . . . 84Futurity, 44; 'rime, !!pace and - - , 69 H ? r s c ~ e l s (SIr ~ . ~ VlewS.... .. . ~ 9 9

Hu:x:ley a n d - - .. . .. . 325Isothermal God .. . 12J.Japan; Magical Mirrors of-Jesus .. .Jesuits ..Jivatma and. Odorik:60261119251

Kali Devi's. image insulted by aradri. ... ... 324Kama,-Loka, 29 ; .. . 1,31Kardec (Allen), Teachingsof-- 281Karma, 89; ... ... ... .., 252Keshub St. ,-see" Sen".Khabar .. . 310Kingdoms, seven ...... 304Kingfol'd's (Dr. A. ) "Perfect wayin diet," reviewed... .. . .. . 264Knowledge, Is withholding--asin? 39; 91;; 120Krishnaval'lDB, (Pandit Shyamji) atOxford . 27Kumarila Bhatta 202K ~ m Bum, the sacred tree of--in Tibet, 130; A Mussulman-at L u c l ! ; ~ o w 203Ether, 'l'he Universal luminiferous, 116 H l D d u l s m ! ~ u l l e r I o l ' 1 t y o f - . . - t o o t h e r Ethel' Waves, Atoms, Molecules !!'net - - ~ e h g l O n s 13; I ~ D S U I t S of Xi.

--... .. . 97 I 155 ~ 7 : n 8 J o , - 3 24 ; ~ I c t l m s t- Lamp, Psychology of t h e - - , .. . 42Ethics of Theosophy. .. . 326 I u m 1 ~ u 1 n - - Dn1"n o. - ~ a w and Miracle,... .. . .. . 7'1Europeans and Natives. Social inter. I' a?d B u d d h l s ~ , .. '. 236 ~ a w - d o e s - r e ' l u i r e a law-giver,course between-- 319 HlDdu, maga2llDes for-W wnen, . 119; 174,E v o l u t i ~ af man. j 46; .. , .. . 16l 126; The stat.us of - -326 1 1 1 ~ - "r..ife after Death," (Dr. H. War-Excommunication. Pope's Bull 01-, 167 MAHAtMAS eXist P 146; SOCIal tn . nek:\l;e's), . . . . . . 123Exorcillm bl Missionaries in cas()s of tercourse between th e ~ ~ r o . P , 6 a n Life-atoms, transmigrationof--.. . 286hysteria, 160; 223 I .. . I . . . 272 an d t h e ~ 1 9 - - DlvlDatlOn.. L ~ e - W a v e , human - - 161J ' I ! ~ 9 ) - z ~ ~ a c . 1 . ~ 6 ; 204 ; - - Light', Velocity. ,. . 234

I -lqUSIO-See US\C. Longevity 2.03Fasts, the R a t i o n ~ l e o f - - , , . . . . 88 llisto. rians,infallibili ty o f t h e W e s ~ r n SOl Lost Arm,' pain in a-- .- . . . .. 11Females, MagazlDes 01'--1 6 I HQmooopathy,--a.nd l{esmerISlI\ Lunatics-whence th ? 171~ d u c a t i a n of H i n d u - - ~ the l691 - - a n d harmony.... ,. , ~ 1 9 .Lyntons (E. L.)" ~ i ~ t m S t o r i e ~ , ~ ; SA,GUNA BODHINI for- l n ; the llol'Qsoopes and Astrology,... .. . 94 ..1iIt.atusof-- .. . 826 Human s t o r a ~ e Ea t te ry . . . ' e ' ~ 7 9 M.F ~ t t h year, o u r - - ~ 6 5 ;... .. . 293 Hume (A. 0.), on the necessity for "M.A.(Oxon),'''':-'onthe'' :BROTHERS,"Firlit Cause, Thoughts on the religi- religious education lndia, 55; 46 ; 50; on Spirit ~ d e n t i t y , 256;. . . us p:oblem of 110--, 32: -on. the infallibility of the his review of "Stars and th eFlve-polnted Star ... ... revelation of the Vedas, ,140 j 260 earth," 69


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Magic, , 1 6 ~ ; S p i ~ ' i t u a H s t \ q ~ l ~ c ~ - : - , '; , M : ; ~ t e ~ : i o u s , r ! l ' ~ o iu elloy?,. " . " ' .tl . N ih 1'\s Mvstic Pad,i't, 119 ,y.stIc' a,tor.les., i92, ; . , B l a c k ~ p n ,,-\e, , 1 9 ; , , ~ : , , 1 , .., . . . ." "./" " 168;320, i .;.......320 i-oftlle e ~ , : q l ~ p e n ; s f L t l O n , . " I,' " 3011 ....... J a ~ n M.,,y.th.'i.6.alPer,ibds, ,', ' ... " .. 1' ....1200; Magka : -!U11';ro;rs 0 '. I I60i a n e x p ~ U e n t m l r r o r , 1 ~ ~ , , I ~ - , , N , , ' , i, gical e v o c ~ t i o u 4 .. A p p l l o I 1 f u , s ' ~ : r . 58 ' ,Maguetism, edical-;---:-: .:.... ... , 1 ~ ? Nadigrandlu)'lIts :' .. . ' , ' . . . . ;. : 233M A H A ' l ' M . A s - ; - S ~ e ~ ' B r 9 t ~ e r s , : , l J ~ m q . ~ . 1 Narcotics 131 i -ve1 'sus Occultism. 283Jayan" ;-,,-visib1e and inv1I3,Ip'le, Napoleon's reincaqlation as Gam-75.; Zoroastrian,--86; 40 Hmdn betta,..... . . . . : . . .. . 166, _.-- exist? 146; the Natives an d Europeans, SOCla11J?ter-Siddhl\.s o{SquthEfrn India. I i54 course b e t w e e n ~ , . . . ' ... . ..M ~ h a b h a r a t a in English . . , " ~ 213 National Fund for. tho study of 3 ! ~ Mahomedanism, .. esoteric-.-145 j S a n sk r i t , . . . . .204 ;--in AtharvaIi Veda" 273 ; Nations, are the Great- -Lo beA Mahoniedan " K u m b ' l J . m ' ~ tree. 20? 'swept away in an hour?... 295;, 301Mahrathi "Theos!>pp.ist/' ' r e v i e w ~ d Nebular'1'heory, is the correct? 295 j 298, ... : . , " ,', l ~ t i . j 31\1 Nellore Di:;trict, a Mysterious RaceMan: e v o l ~ t i o n of-.-2 ;46; , m - , - 82P;imeval race o f - . 112 j' Sep7 New, Dispensation,--Seo undcrtenar'y P r i n c i p ~ e , 2 5 3 ; ~ 2 ; Pro- "Brahmo Samaj." .gress ofhumal1lty... . . . . . . 194 News, marvellous rapidity in theManickya Prabhoo YOgI, .. . 323 transmission'of--in th e East, ... 810. .. . 254 Newton (Hev. B. ) at Rawalpindi,blamts, ... 152. 254 41 ; 120Manwantar!1s ,... , , 26 'Masonry, T a ~ t r i c - : - . . .. . . 95; 2 9 NibleU'fI (H . C.) questions, an-Materialism and Its lessons,.. ? 18 swered,... ... 75 j 76 ; 174Matter Is force or ene rgy - . - - Nitghiris, witchcraft on t h e - - . . . 32044 ; - ' - and force from the H i t ; ~ u Nostrac;tamus, Michel de , 277. standpoint, 66 j- ' '- - a n d Spll'lt, u.ni.bers, color of--.,... 150248 .---and it s forces 108; ri n d e ~ t r u c t i b i l i t y o f ~ .. , .. . 128Maya Vocables of Yucutan, Christ'slast worus interprctcd by-- .. 2 : ~ 6 Mayavirupa, ... .. , .... ." 314Medica East India MaterIa.--,-96; 147

M e d i c ~ i M a g n e t i s m , . ~ . .... ' 182Meditation, th o tree of--. ." 185Medium'ship,--and . epilepsy .73;Mediums 262; curious MedlUl,nistio Phenomena 85 j a commonvice of M ~ d i u m s , 137; prophecie:; ,of Mediums 167'; difficulties in th eq u ~ ~ t i o n of Medium-ship. 203"MehladiMata," . . . . . . 168Mental labour and full s tomach. . . i 88

M f l s ~ ~ r i s m , as a l ~ 'al1oosthetic, 116 jhealing by - . . 158 j h o m r e o p a t ~ l Y and - - 169 . Medical-170; portIs. of. ,;labbling ' in-280 j Mesmcl'is-ing Water, .. . . . . . . . 281Mctn,ls transmutation of- - 81,

. M c t a l o ~ c o p y and Xiloscopy 175'Metempsychosis, .. . ",' 21)7Mind, 'fhought and C e r e b r a t ~ o n , 25; 79Mineral,.L..Monad, 303; -klllgdom, 304Mitacle law and- -77 j - - a nd' 1 ' h e o ~ o p h y . ... :. . . . . 152Missionaries, abuse of power b y - - ;41 j 120 ; Misleading statementsof - -139 ; exorcisms by, - -160;223 ; 272 j charges o f - ' againstthe Principals of Indian Collegcs,1 6 ~ j f i b ~ i n g of-,- , 63 ; illsnI t uf--to ,Hindu g o d u e ~ s e ~ , 04;belief of--;-in spirituali:;rp., 'J p9 jZenanaMission,... . ' ~ i 1i.., 283Mudern Scienc(J,-- ~ Q e 'i " l\n4er"Science." _

, 1 ~ o n a d , .Milleral- ' ' 303 ; : M o ~ a d i c Essence, ... .. . . 304; N ( J I ~ a s , the feripatetic a p p l i c ~ t i 9 n of 804Moon, influence of the beams of--171; is the--immersod in matter?I' 295 303; Morality, comparative s t a t i s , ~ i ~ ~ o f ' .; : : t ~ e J n f i d e l and O h l ; ~ f l t i a n . ' .. . 217JMiiller's (Prof. Max) opillioh ,vanted,Music, H i n d u ~ 5 i ; '265; Hindll 236

o.Ohscurations,Occultism, is vegetarianism neces. sary for advallcement i l l - - 2 3 ~ ; Narcotics vors1s--283; G. F.Pitreons on Theosophy a ~ a - - , .. .Occult accoustics, '"Occult 'Scicnce and its MASTERS, .. .Occult Truth, Fragments o f - - 2 ;

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:?13,9 0324131; 161; 194 j Explanations of- . 28 ; 202 j 2,52; policy of the"Mahatmas" in giving ou t the-- 65 94 120' allegcd contrad i c t i ~ n s i ~ l t h ~ e x p ~ s i t i p n s of--231' old and new methods of exp l ' e s ~ i l ~ g - - 1 5 1 j - - i n Zoroa.sr i ~ n i s m , 217 j 224; 240; --lllDr. O. Hahn's views, 2 ~ 4 ; obj e c t ~ o n s in the expositions o f - - .29{i ; Replies thcreto, .. . 296OQ, .. . 85 ; 159Odorigen and Jivatma, 251Olcott's (Co\.) B u ( ~ d h i s t C a t e c h i ~ m - - S e o u;lder" Catechism."Otientalisis an Association of- - ...Origines, l eo - - ..OrmILzd aJl(I Ahriman, .OJ!:ley':; (W.) " Philosophy of Spirit"- ' - s ee under " Philosophy"Hierosophy amI Theosopliy,

:PoPath'i, Sce undcr "Missionaries"

Myst i c - -PILille Hall Calendar,P'11ostine, a l!'reethinkcl' i I l ~ Pali, the treasures i n - . .. .p ( l w h a k o r ~ Panchakosa, .. . , '.Pu,rltcelfjuS ('/.'heopl\rastlJ.s), sll,1):lderilagainst.......". .. . :. .. ; ..Parsi, light wantcd by a-141 j thoroligion of the , : 189 j 'Amode of


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. ' ! ' "" i - ~ . ' , ; , . , ~ G E . , , ~ ." ",', ,', ,.,,,,PAOE. PAGE.Keshub Ch.,SQrt's R o ~ e l n t i o r i .wiN8 i S l e c p , : l l l : . w h a ~ p o s t u r ~ ; d o ' - ' - i ~ , l $ ~ i 323 o f ~ ; 3 2 6 ' ; . t i e ~ ~ y G.' Atkinson's "~ ' L i f e rifter Death" ( D r ~ , H, War.:: , " snreq,,'Ylpratory harmonics '01-'-'-'.. 17 e r r ' i ; i n e ~ m ~ i m 1 ' i t ~ s s i b n s , r e g a M i , n g ~ ,, nekke's), ... ... ." .. . 123/ SopaJ;o/,Bud9-pist Relics, ' ... ' I W ~ : ; , ~ 3 3 --'-260,; (1alfrbrfuia. onJ.:.. ; f ~ . ~ 313J ' L i g h t ' : - ~ I ' M .. 4. (Oxon.)",ra ,Notes , , : Soul, whenc? the-'-' ." . , :.} 281 T h i r t 1 ! Y ~ ~ r l l ' ; ' a g o ~ ' i j . ' ~ t ' o r Y , 6 f 4 . . ! . ! . - : ! ~ 315

bY'lhd Waytifi t l i e - - '.'.. , " , .... 50," Soul of Thmgs" (D!ilnton's), 236; 239 Tibean; , C i s ~ ' " rainbIEJ!" 115" :"Maga,k'inefl1{hJHluld-l:! Women," .;.126 Sound,Colour and-. . 150" K 1 1 I n b i 1 M ' t t J ~ a ' i i i T i b e t : ; ; : ' , : '130" M ' y V i ~ i t : ' t l o l ~ i 1 r i i i t ( ~ ; C o r h e r ' s ) . :146 S p a c e ; ' l ' i ~ e " l } n ~ Eternity;.::., ' ' : .. ,69 T i t n ~ ' spaqe' a n d ' ~ , t e r n i t y , .. ' ".:." 69P a h , ' T r e ! l , ~ i 1 r e f h n - ' - ' - ' . . " ~ f . . . , . . . 317 Spectral,-"Warhmg, 85 ; a scmntific T r a n c e - s p E l a k ; e ~ s ~ ' a common vice""Patanj:Hi's" , YogPhilosophy', ' , . { ) x p l a n a ~ i d n of - -appearenco . . :, 116 of,--, .. ; "" . . . .. . ... 137(Tuka.l'am Tatya's edition), " ~ . i . 71 Spirit;-,- . l'l1d Matter, 248 j " M . if..; Transmigra,tidri 'Q ~ i f e atoms .n 268" P e l ' f ~ c t Way in Dict;" '(Dr. A.' (Oxon)" o ' n : ~ I d e n t i t y .... . 256 Trinity of Righte'6u.sness,... 206"Ki:rigsrohlls) . :.:, .. .. .. 264 1Spiritism, 281 ; re-incarnat ion theory "Truth Seeker Around the w'Orld"PhIlosophy,of SPH'lt (W .oxley s). 121 , o f - - . . . . . . ... .. . .. . 167 (D.}.r B e D I r ~ t t ' s ) , reviewed; . . 146"Reply to Edra Supplerrient to th e Spi1'ituaZ Reformation, Battle g r 0 1 ~ n d ' " T s 6 n g - K a ~ U n " G h i e n " Protest ofTheosophist" for Ju l y ' 1882," of-, ' (So B. Brittain's), review-' - ' - : 9 5 ; , g r e e t i n g s t ~ - _ , . : .. . 120

(Omrao Singh's) ... 172 ed, ....... 147 TukaramTatya's edition of Patanji:!.-"RevisedCatalogu'e of Indian! Spil'itua)isrri, .22; 23 ; 31 ; Cbristiah Xs Yoga PhilosopJlY, reviewed;... 71Drugs'" (Dr. Pandurang Gopal's) 147 Padri's belief in - -119 j Pope's' Tyndall Wrof. John), 97; 155;i'Satya Fmkash,". 126; ]48; 173 anathema against--167 ; a observations ot-coinmunicat- ,"Social Intercourse between Euro- spiritual puzzle, 203 ; Death of Dr. ed; 260 ;:-.:...LLon the Blasphemy'pcan? and Natives" (N.S. Gin- '\ G., B e ~ ~ d , the most fierce opponent' prosecut ion; 284 ;- '-speaking as , .tvala s) , . . . . . . 319 ,of-- .. , 169 though he were an occultist, .. . 301"Stars and the Earth," '.,1 69 Spiritualist, Vedantic view's of a .. , ,;: U. ," ,"'SuyunaBodhini",... 173 , , ~ 2 6 ; C O m l 1 l o n v i c e o f , t h e ~ - . 137 ."Tatwa Vivechacka" (Mahrri.thi Srmivasa Row (P,), on the neces- UmrooSingh's " RElply to'the ExtraTheosophist),... 126; 319 sity of religious education in India, 56 Suppleniiint to th e 'l'h:eosophist fo r" Vedantasara"j .. 318 "Stars and the ear:th," reviewed... 69 JulX 1882':; reviewed, ',; . 172/1 Violin" (P. Davidson's),... 126 Stomach, f u l l ~ a n d mental labour 88 Unreal, Real and .. . ;;. 267" Voice of India", . , ~ 173 Story" a -o f 39 years ago, .. ' .. , 315 U l l d e r ~ o o d (W.), e ~ h a l i n g fir6 thro','," Witch Stories" (Eo L. Lynton's), . 291 "Styria, my'.vis1t to--" (C. Cor- hi,s. :,mouth .. . ..... ;.' 279. S ner's), reSviewed'R I '" ~ 4 6 , ' . 1; V.

,,' ' 3 ubhut,i's opara e i c , . . . 233 Va"cC'l"n'atl'on 'questI'on 1'11 ~ w I ' t z e - - r l a n d "Riu,gs and Rounds," 4; 46 j 25 , ' fi 0 I 45 '"h f 231 ~ u _ ( e, 1 j 204 arid Engll'sh PaIIIament ". 91'difficulties in t e theory 0 - - " S B dh ' ." . d 173High,teousne,s, the T,l'inity,o,'--, ". 206 S . u g u n ~ 0 , l l l I , . l'e;IeWe j " Vedanfascim,"l'eviewed... ... 318


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SUPPLEMENT TO TIlE THEOSOPHIST.V O L U M E I V .

(OOTOBEl-{ 1 8 8 2 - S E P T E M B E R 1883.)'(.'A'r 'Li' '....... ',' c ... l'IV II . w." J ; , : J . ~ , :.': . \ .. ! ] . . ..: [ C()DCl

[ In th e fol lowing th e ROlnan f igures represen t th eN u m b e r s of t he VoluIlle.J

PAGE.A. PAGE.Bellary T. S., formed, V 2Bennett (D. M.), II 3; death o f - V 4'Berhampore, Dr. Ham Das Sen'sbayawardene, Simon Pel 'era-I +'l'homas P c r e r a ~ .. . III 8; V.Addl'ess,-of Bombay T. S. in honorof the Founders IV 8 i -o f Welcome to Madras V 1 i -o f Bankipore T. S. to Col. Olcott, VIII 11 ;-o f the l eading gentlemen of Ma-

(j ! speech at the Anniversary o f -'11. S. , VI 2; election of officers of- T . S. , VI 3; Col. Olcott'scures an d eloquent lecture a t -VII I 3

dura to Col. Olcot t . . . .. . XII 2Aligal'h '1'. S., formation o f - VII 6Allahabad 'I'. S., name of-changedV I ; Hules of - . . . .. . V 3Amaritsuriya ('I'homas de Silva) ex-ertions o f - ... ... .. . I 4AnandiBai Joshi-See under "Joshi."AlUtntaram Ghosh-See " Ghosh."Anniversary, celebration of the'. seventh-of the '.r. S. , IV 1 ;" Heport of the 7th-" , reviewed,XII 10; first-of Guntur T. S. ,VII; first-of Nellore T. S.,V III 5 ; first-of Calcutta (Bengal) T. S., IX 9 ; X I ; third-ofColombo T. S., ... ... ... XI 4Arl'ah,-T. S., formed, III 9; Col.

Bhagulpore,-'1I S. formed, III 9;Sanskrit School of-VI 5; Col.Olcott's cures a t -VII I 2; Col.Olcott a t - .. . IX 4Bhowanipore'1 S.,-chartcred VII 6Billing (Mrs. Hollis), I 5Bishen Lall, cXCltions of -V I 5;VII 7, 8; VIII 6,7 i-forms Bmnches at Delhi a.nn. Aligarh, VII 6Blavatsky (Mme. H. P.), branch

formed by- I I I 9; Address inhonor of- IV 8; dcparturc of.-for Ootacamund. . . ." XI 6Bolarum '.r. S., formed, V 2; Bye-laws o f - .. . .. . .. . V 2Bombay T. S., working of -V 3;VI 3 ; VI I 6; election of officersof -V I 4; meeting at Adyar forpresentation of a silver cup alldtray to the Pounders b y - . . . VII 5I 2 Brahmo Samaj, digression of-fromHinduism,-VIII 4; Acharya ofA d i - ." X 3

Olcott's wonderful cures at-- VIII 2Aryan, our-Forefathers' - Society,(Tinnevelly) ...B.

Bakhtawal' La l XII 11Balai Chand Mullik... III 8, 9Baldeo Prasad, XI 6, XII 11Banerjea(Nobin K. ) . . . . IV 6Bankipore,-T. S. formed IV 7;Bye-laws of-To S., VI 4; Address of-rl' . S. to Col. Olcott,VIII 11; Col. Olcott a t - IX 4, 5I ~ < l . n k o o r a , Application for charterf o r ~ T . S., VII 6; Col. OlcottatIX 4; SUb-committee of T. S., forIltudying different. branches ofEsoteric science X 13Bara-Banki T. S., formation of - IX 3Barielly T. S. , protest of-agaInst"H . X." 15 ' ; working o f - V 4Baroda Kanta' Majumdar.-See" Majumdar."

Beatson (Lieut. Stuart B.), return of-from Egyptian War, . . . . III 8Beauleah T. S., formation of-VII '

Bramh, hymn to - I 3J3ranches, individuality of - Seo" Individuality.""Brands plucked from the burning"Brotherhood, Universal-, VI I ;

I 2Dr . Ram Das Sen's speech on the- o f Man, VI 2; Col. Olcott'sLecture at Calcutta on Theosophyand-, . . . .. . .. . .. . V I I IBuddhism, D. M. Bennet'sadmirablelecture in Oey Ion contrasting-with Christianity V 4Buddhist, Galle TheosophicalSchool, 12; Sopara-Relics, III9; "Catechism" (Col. Olcott 's)See "Catechism." SinhaleseNational Fund.-See under" Sin-halese"; Col. Olcott's letter on therecent-persecution in CeylonVIII 12Burdwan, T. S. , formation o f - IX 5Burt's (D. R. ) defence of Theoso-

c.Caithness,' Countess o f - . . XI 3Calcntta, Col. Olcott's lccturcs' a -VII 1, 4 j S u ~ d a y School a t opened by him-VII 7 ; Electionof officers of-To S., .. . .", X 12Casava Pillay (R.), elected PI'esi-dent of Nellore T. S., . . . . IV ItCatechism, " Buddhist"-acceptedas authoritative in Japan. . . XII 9Cawnpore '1'. S., Protest of-against" H. X.," I 5 ; Bye-laws o f - V 2Cazcneuve (Jeane Aime de),... XI 3Ceylon, Col. Olcott's work i n - I I2 j his wonderful cures i n - .. . IV 7Chakdighi 'l'. S., formation o f - IX tjChatterjee (Mohini. M.), III 8;Sunday lectures of-on Hindu-ism... ... ... ... XII 11Oltelas,-and Lay Ohelas, X 10 ;

GHl'U8 a n d - .. . .. . XI 2Chetty (G.Narasimhulu) of Hyder-abad, death o f - .. , .. . IX 6Olvinese American, edited by Wang-Chin-Foo, . . . .. . .. . VIII 6Chingleput T. S., formed VChinsura T. S., format.ion o f - IX 6Christianity, ou r policy no t to becompromised by-X I 2; D. M.Bennett's lecture contrasting-with Buddhism . .. , V 4Civilization, Vindication of ancient-I 2; comparison of AncientIllClian n.nd Westerll- I I 4.Colombo, Col. Olcott a t - I 2; third

Anniversary of-B. T. S. , XI 4.Com baconum Col. Olcot t's CUresand lecture a t -XII 4 ; -T . S. ,formed XII SCorfu (Ionian) T. S.,-co-operatingwith Psychical Research Society,X 14 ; Election of officers of -X I 4Council, meeting of G e n e r a l ~ IV;J.Cuddalore,-T. S., formed, V 1;Bye-laws of-To S., VIII 5; Col.Olcott's lecture and cures a t - X lI li.Cures.-See under" Mesmeric."Courmes (D. A.), VIII 7D.Dacca. T. S., formation o f -VII 6; V fn 4.Daji Raj (R. H.) .Thakur 8aheb of


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PAGE.VI 5; depa,rture of-for Engla,nd,VIII 6; Narrow escape o f - IX 12Dltmodar Das XII 11Dltrjiling,-T. S., formed, III 8;IV 5; Rules of T. S., IV 5; Col.Olcott at- YIII 1Deltths-See under" Obituary."pefence for withholding know-, ledge II 5DelegateR,NameR an d Speechesof-TV 1-4Delhi T. S., formation of -VI I6; .. . VII 7Deshmukh (Rao Bahadur GopalRao H.), d O l l l e ~ t i c calamity o f - II 3Devendra Nath DaRs .. . VII 7Dijendrfl N at h Tagore.-See under" Tltgore."Disincarnation, an enviable- XII 11Dllmraon, Col. Olcott's unprecedented cures a t -VI I I 2, 3;formation of-To S., VIII 4, 5;Donation of H. H. the MaImRajah Raheb of- . . . VIII 6. Durbh!\,nga, Membership in theGeneral Council of T. S., Rcceptedby H. H. the Maha Ra.jah Sahebo f - VIII 6; IX 3; formation of- T . S., VIII 6; .. . IX 6

E.Jl]a8t, ill-humoured remarks ofth e- VIlI 3Eclectic T. S., cha,nge of Officers of- I I 3Edirewere (Gregoris), . . . .. . I 4Enemy, an-turned Brothel',... VI GEsoteric The01wphY. "Hints o n -No.2" Reviewed IX 9Europaan, Col. Olcott'" lecture on

"Theosophy, the link betweenthe-nnd native," .. . VII 4F.FItc1eew (Hon'ble N A), XII ().Fort,in (Dr.), XI 3}'ounders of the T. S. , preRent.ation

of silver articles t o - by BombayT. S., VII 5; welcome of theleading gentlemen of Madras to- V I ; Hlanders of a spiritna,listpaper against:-II 3; evening partyat Bombay II I honor of - IV 8Address of Bombay T. S. t o - IV 8Seeundel'" Olcott" and Blavatsky.

Frink's (W. R.) defence of theFounders .. . .., ... I I 3Free-thought literature, not to besuppressed for Christianty's sake X[ 2Fund, Sinhalese National-See uu-del' "Sinhalese'" Indian N a-t i o n ~ l - ' III 1

G.Gltj lqmti Rno, (Hon'ble Rajah).. . V 1Galle Buddhist1'. S. , 4t h Anniversaryof -X 14 ; School o f - I 2 ; statcment showing the number ofboys in it ... ... .. . I 2Ghosal, Janakinath-forllls Kn,rwar

T. S., IV 7; Mrs. - . . . . .. , VII 6Ghosh (Anantaram), donation o f -fo r Sinhalese Buddhist NationalFund .. . VI 5Goouasekera (D. O. D. S.), .. , I 4GopalGovil1dPhatak(RaoBahadui-),death o f ~ .. . I I 5Gopal \T. Joshi ' -8eeunder" Joshi."G9-I'akhpli.i 'r. S., formation o f -X 13 ; Bye-laws o f - X II 8, Gordon (Col. W.) ... . IX 12GOVihda: Chadu (A), lecture o f - V 4Gnntur T. S. , celebration of {jrst,Auniversary o f - V I 1

Gtrf'l/'s and' 0 he l a , ~ . XI 2Gya T. S., formed, III 9

IN DE X.PAGE.H." H. X.," five protests against-I 5,6; Protest of Berhampore T. S.against- If 5Hague (Holland) T. S. I I I 9IIatha Ynga, dangers of practising

-... ." .. , .. . II[ 8, 9Head-quarters, Removal of-IV 6;Manager's notice of removal of- _.. .. . .., ... IV 8

Himalayan Esoteric T. S.-See un der " Simla."" Hints on Esoteric Theosophy, No.2," reviewed... ... ... IX 9Howrah T. S. , formation of- . VIII 4Hurry Singji Roop Singji (RawalSri), :Mesmeric cures o f - . . . III 8Hyderabad (Dekkan) T. S. formed V 2Hymn to Brahm . . . . . . I 2I.Impartial attitude of the Theoso-phist an d Parent T. S., II 1India, Regeneration o f - XII 9Indian Civilization, comparison ofAncient-and :Modern Westerncivilization, n 4Indian Mirror.-See under " Sen(Norendro Nath)".Indian National Fund .. . I I I 11I1dividnality,-of Branches, III;- o f Allahabad T. S., V 1 ; - o fBankura T. S. , ." X 13Initiation Fees, Poona Observer's

insinuation against the collectiono - . . . .. . .. . .. , VI 6InitiaJ,ion of candidateR, Official .ciroular regarding- . VII 7

I s i . ~ Unveiled, French translatIOn n.lyaloo N aidoo's plan of raising anIndi,tn N ationnl Fund III 1J.Jamalpore,-T. S. formed, III 9;Bye-laws of-To S. IV 6; Pro

ceedings of-To S. IV 6; Col.Olcott at- IX 3.Janaki N. Ghosal-See under" Ghosal.".Tapanel'letr!tnRlation of Col. Olcott'sBuddhist Catechism .. . X II 9.TeRsore T. S., ormatiOli o f - VIII 1, 5.Jogendro N nth Basu Sarbadhicary-t;ec " Sarbadhicary". .. . . ..Joshi, Visit of Goral Vinayek,-toHead-quarters, IX 12 1 address

of Mrs. Anaudi Bai VI I 7;he r departure for America tostudy medicine, V ln G; he r arri-val in America' XI 6Jubbalpore T. S. formed XII 11Judge, W. Q . - I 5; III 8; JohnH- .. III 8J wala Prasada, Mesmeric cureso f - .. . V 3J wala Prasad Sankhadhara, VII 7 ; IX 7x. .Kali Pl'osonno Mukerjee-See under" Mukerjee"Kandy (Ceylon), Buddhist T. S;,New Hall o f - .. X 13Karwar T. S. formed IV 7; V 2

Knthiawar T. S. , change in the nameof-" " . IX 7Khushwagt Rai ... .. . XI 6Kiugsforrl (Dr. A.) becomE'S Presidentof I ~ o n d o n T. S., VI 4 ; - andnumber 7,.. ....... VI 5Kirtane (RllO Bahadllr V. J.) IV G V 3Rishen Lall (Rai), illness o f ~ . VII 7Kishnaghur, formation of-To S. III

9; pol, O } ~ o t t 's ~ o r k a ~ - : - .. . VI! 7

PAGE.Kotahena riots, Col. Ollcott's lettero n - .. .V In 12Krishuavarma (P. Shyamji) .. . IX UL.Ladies' T. S"-'applies for Charter,VII 6; working o f - XII 12Lahore, Shylocks o f -VlII 9;-T. S. unchartered, VIII l:lLawrence (S. 8.), address of- . . . IV 8I,evy-Bing ~ L . ) Xl 3Light, seeiug bright-with closedeyes .. . X II 11London T. S . change of officers o f VI 4; number 7 and- VI 5 ; proposal of - tha t every Branch bestyled" Lodge" XI 4; applicationsfor charters for all Bmllches inUnited Kingdom to be recommend-ed by -... ... .. . XII !!ILuckuow (Satya ltfm'ga) T. S.,

Notice of S, J. Padshah's lecturesi n - VII 6; a lecture i n - IX 7M.Madhava Rao (Rajah Sir T. ) I II 8Madras, welcome of the leadinggentlemen o f- to Founders V I ;working of-To S. VIII 1 ; J. A.Venkatarnmayyah'slecture at-ToS., X 14 ; Sanskrit Schools of-ToS., ... ..... ... Xl 3; XII 8

Madura T. S. formed V 2; Bye-lawsof--T. S.V 14 ;Col. Olcott's lectureand remarkablp cures a t - X I I 2,3; address of tbe leading gentle-men of - to Col. Olcott .. . X I t 2M:A.ithi.nd (E,dward) . . . . .. , YI.')

Majumdar (Buroda Kanta), Y 4 ; t , ~ e ,Thcosophieal School o f - .. . V IF (,M.alabar 1'. S., formation o f - X IJMayaveram, Col. Olcott's lecture an dcures at-'-XH 7 ; -T . &. formed XII 10Mesmeric Cures hy Rn.\ml Sri H .Roopsingjee II I 8 i -by a correspondent V 4 i -by Tukl1ram TatyaV 4; Col. Olcott's l\!arvellousSee nnder " Olcott."Mesmerism,dangers of dabbling i n - X 12Mesmerist, does-suffer by mesmerising ? II I 8; first attempt of a - V 4.Midn:ipore. fo.rlnation of-To S"." IX 6Midzdtani (Rlyo-Zen) trn,nslateR IntoJapanese Col. Olcott's BllddbistCatechism ... ... .. . XlI 9Missiotlaries, Sinhales'! boys won overfrom Schools of Chirstian-"': I 2 ;Cunning ruisinterpretatiollfl ot - I3 ; false reports of-dispr'H'cd byP. Sreenivllsa lbo, Judge ofMndras V f.l\lohini Mohun ChaHerjee:-See" Chatterjee"Moradabad T. S., formation o f -V,I5; Sanskrit SchDOI opened b y -IX 6; Charter granted to - .IX 3Moshin Ali, exertions o f - .. . ;vn 7Mudaliar, (M. ,Sillgarave!u) elec,ted ,Councillor.. . .. . . ... ; VIII 6Mukerjec, Kali P r o H o n n o ~ f o r h i s Bfltneh at Bcaulcah" VII (); ~ b e .example Bet b y ~ X i i 1t i exertiqnRof Nivaran Chandra- ... XlI 11Mullik CEalai Chand). . . .. . H I 8,9N.Naidu, Memo. of Indian NationrllFund by I y a l o o ~ I I I 1; death ofM. Ramasawrni- I 6Naldanga, Theosophical' Schoola t - - ' . . . .. . ' .. : VIII 6

Narasimhulu ChetLy(G.) of Hydera-bad, death o f ~ , ." . .. : ,! IX GNarrai,1 '1:. S. fQnned .. . VIII 1, i


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O.Obituary : ~ M . RUlI1usa'Ymi N;\id.u I( j . l{,ao Bali: ldur Gopal GovllldPbatak I i 5; K. V tinkataDllmBnyyfL V 4; D. M. BenneLt Ib ; H.E. Nawab Si, Subr JUllg BahadUl' VI 0 ; G. N l \ , m ~ i m h u l u Chetty of llydel'abad IX 12.; J 0-gondro Nath Basu Sal'badhlCaryXI 6; ... ... ... XII 11Odcs&a '1'. S. chartered XII 6Olcott, (Col. H. S.), work of-;-inCeylon I 1,2; views of-on ~ n d U 1 n National Fund I l[ 2; Series oflectures delivered by- in aid ofSinhalese N. B. Fund III 6; abstract of the speech of -a t the 7thAnniversary IV 4 ; wO!lIlerfuleu res o f - IV 7; aJdrcFls in honorof-by Bombay 1'. S: IV 8 ~ r o posal o ~ - o f i m p a r t ~ l I g .relIglOusinstructIOnVI I ; begms hiS BongalTour VII; Progl'amme of hisBencyal 'rour VII 5; VIII 2; succ e B s ~ f - a t Ihlcca VII 6; VIII 1,i-opens a Runday School atOalcutta, VII 7; ml\,rvellous CUI'CSof-a t Cnlcutt!l VII 4; cUI'eS of-.in Bengal and Behar, VIII 2,3;-forllls Branches I\,t Dacca, Nnrail,J,!Rsore and Howrah, VIl l I , 4, 5;lccture of -a t Darjeeling, VIl l I ;Heview of the Collection of the lectures of-Ib;Addressof BankiporeT.S. t o -VII I 11; letter of- to thoEa)mninm' of Oeylon upon the riotsof the Catholics V ln 12; Notcson the Bengal 'rour of- IX 3 ;at .Tamalpore, Ib i -St i r made inBehal' by-Ib j - a t Searsole, BankoOt'a, Bankipur, Bhngulpore,IX 4'; a dumb man restored tospeech by- IX 5 i-forms 13l'anchcs at Chakdighi, Chinsurn.h,Midnapore and DI1rhhallga IX(;; annonncement of NorthernToul' of - IX 9 ; Statistics of thec U ~ ' e s , &c. of- in Beng[l.! Tour, I X10 ; arrival of -a t Madl'as IX 12;Lecture of-oll mesmerism atBengal T. S's. Anniversary X 7,'Yarning from-to mesmerists X12 ; Prog-ramme of the ~ o u thlndian and North Indian tonI'S o f X 12; Departure of-for Colombo,X 14; a wonderful cure of Hypermet.ropia in an eye by -X I 2 ;at Tinnevclly, I 2; XI 1); a dumbllIall restorerl t.o speech hy-XI[ i ; South Illdian tour of-XII 1;-at l'rivandl'Um, Srivilliputtul'X lI I ; arldress of leading gentlemen of Madura to-XII 2; Lecture and curesof-a t TIichiIlopolyXII 3,4; leciure and curcs of -a tNegaplltam XII 5 j leotllre and

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cures of -a t Combaconum XII 6 jlecture andenres of -a t Mayaveram and Cllddalore XI I ' 7 ;Medical report on the cures o f -VII I 3; XII 7; lectures of -a tOotacllmund XlIII; 'I'anjoreT. 8. formed by-XII 7; "Buddhist Catechil:!m" of-See" Ciltechism"; Heavy work of-- . . . XII 11

Ootacnmund-T. S. , fOt'med, X II6 j Col. Olcott's lectures a t - XII 11. P." P,"protest of-agains t" B. X." I 6Padshah (S . J.), hymn of - to

Brahm I 2 j notice of lectures o f -at Lllcknow T. S. VII 6Paris, working of-To S., VI 5;VII 7; two new Branches formedat- XI 3Pal'ty, eveniug-in honor of Foun-ders .... IV 8Phat.ak (Rao Bahadur GopalGoviud), death o f - II 5

Pillay (R. Cnsnva), elected Presidentof the Nellore '1'. S IV 6Pillsbury (Venerable P.), exertionsof-against, Humllll Slavery. . . V 3Politics-to be eternully divorcedfrom Theosophy... . .. X 14Pomar, Duchess o f - XI 3Poona T. S., protest of-against "B.X." I 5; election of officers of -X l 4Paona Observer, Insinuatiou o f -agninst'l'heosophy VI 6Programme,-of Col.Olcott's Bengal'1'OU1' VII 5 i -of Col. Olcott'sSouthern and Northern Tours X 12

Pl'Otest,-of B.lreiliy,Cawnpore, andPoona '1'. S 's against" B' X." I5 i -o f Nelloro Hindus and" P"against "B. X." I 6 i -o f 13m'hampore '1'. S., against "H . X." I [3 i -o f 201 Orthodox Hindusagainst blasphemies in the States-1nan '" ... ... XI 2Q.Queensland T. S., election of Officerso f - . IX 7; X 13R.Ramabai (Pandita) ... IX 12Ramasawmi, Bl'anches formed b y Iyer, III 9; IV 6; V 2; death of- N ~ ~ , 16Rawson(Prof. A.L.) forms Rochcs-tel' T. S., II 2Relics, Sopara-of LORD BUDDHA, III 9Report of the 7th Anniversary ofthe T. S. XII 10Reviews ; - " Thoughts on the Metaphysics of Th.;osophy" (S. Sundaram Iyer's), VIII 7; " Collectionof Col. Olcott's lectures" (A. Theyaga Raja Iyer's edition), VIn 1 ;"Hints on Esoteric TheosophyNo.2," IX 9 ; "Report of seventhanniversary of T. S.," XII 10

Rochestcr (U. S. A.) T. S . , . . . V 3Russian '1'. S" chartered XU 6S.Saint Louis (U. S. A.) T. S. forma-tion of -X 13 ; XII 9Salar Jung BahadUl' (H . E. NawabSir), death o f - VI 6Salzer's (Dl'. )speeeh at Bengal T.S's.anniversary X 4Samaravikrama (D.) ... V 3Sankhadhara's (Jwala Prasad) lectures, -at Moradabad, V Il 7;-at Lucknow, IX 7Sarbadhicary (Jogindl'a Nath Basu)

death of -XI 6; XII 11

PAGE.Savasadhana,... IX 10 j X 11School, Galle Theosophical Buddhist-12; 3 Sanscrit-and 2 Girlsopened by Guntul' T. S., VII ;S a ~ s c r i t - o f Bhagalpur T. S. VI5; Sunday-opened by Calcutta.'1'. S., VII 7; Theosophical-atNaldanga VIII 6; Sanscrit-oMoradabad T. S., IX 6; Sanscrit .- o f Madras T;S., ,, , XI 3; XII 8Searsole, Col. Olcott a t - IX 4 j for-mation of-To S., .. . IX 5

Secunderabad T. S.,-formed V 2 ;Bye-laws o f ~ .. . .. . IX 7Sen (Norendro Nath), speech o f at the seve'nth anniversary IV 3 ;-forms Bankipore T. H., IV 7;Staunch defence of Theosophy' of- IX 8 ; Speech of -a t Bengal 'r.S's. anniversary X 2Sethna (Rastomji Dhanjibhoy), X 14Seven (the number) -and PresidentFounder's Bengal Tour, VI 1 j-

and London T. S., VI 5 i -andHimalayan Esoteric T. S.... IX 7Shinshin,-High Priest of Japan approving of Col. Olcott's "Bud-dhist Clttechisl1l" .. . XII 9Shroff (K. M.) IX 12 ; indefatigablelabors of V 3Sholapore T. S. formed IV 6Shyamji Krishnavarma IX 12Simla, (Himaln.yan Esoteric) T. S.,IX 7Sinhalese National BuddhisticFund, Charter for - Eclectic-T . S.-See "Eclectic" collection of-by Col. Olcott I 1; III 3-7;errors in the Memo. o f -V 4;donation of Anantaram Ghosht o - V I5Sinnett's (A. P.) Speech at th e 7thAnniversary, IV 2; -expected

visit to Head-quarters VI 5;-arrival at Adyar ... ... VII 7mavery, Venerable Parker Pillsbury's struggles against human-V:)Esopn,ra relics of Lord Buddha... III 9Speeches, abstract of-by the dele-gates ... IV 2-4Srinivasa Rao (P.,) Visit of- toTinnevelly VSrivilliputtur, Col. Olcott's lecturean d cures a t -XI I 1 ; -T . S.formed .. . XII 1

Statesman, protest against certainblasphemies in th e - .. . .. . XI 2Sunday,-School opened at Calcutta,VII 7; Mohini Mohun Chattcr-jee's-lectures XII I ISundram Iyet's" Thoughts on theMetaphysics of Theosophy," re-viewed VIII 7Swarna Kumari Devi Gh08a1 (S.M.,) VII 6

T.Tagore's (Dijendra Nath) speech atBengal T. S.'s anniversary,... XTanjore T. S., formed XII 7TanLric rites (Savasadha.na,) IX 10 ; X 11Tej Nal'ain City School VI 5'1'heosophical Society, impartialattitude of the-and the 'J'heosophist I I I ; Individuality of th eBl'allchesof-Ib; SeventhAnniversary of-IV 1 ; Schools of-Seeunder "School."" Theosophist," impartial attitude ofthe-and the Parent T. S., I I 1 ;the-will never compromise withChristianity an d suppress Free-thought Lit"lature... ;XII


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d i f f ~ r e n e e between-and non- XII 9 fathers' Society" at----'-... . I 2Theosophy, the benefits 01-VI I ; Tremcschini vel'sus, 'l'heoaophY. IX ' 1Col: Olcott's lecture at Calcutta Trevandrtlrn, 001. Olcot.t a t - .. , XII 1on " - and Brotherhood," VII I ; Trichinopoly, 001. Olcott's lecturehis lecture on" - the link between and cnres' a t ~ X i I 3, 4 ; -T . S.the. European and Native" VII 4; . formed, XII 7 j"ftye-Iaws of-To S." Thought.s on the Metaphysics of . XU 7. _ ," reviewed, VIII 7; a levy of 'l'l1knram Tatya, ,mesmeric cnres ofarms 'agai1lSt----IX 1 ;-staunchly -Ill 8 ;. V 4; Pllblicatioli ofdefended by the Indian Itfil'ror, Patanjali's Yog Philosophy by-VI 3IX 8; Politics to be eternally U.divorced from- .. . X 14 United Kingdom, Circular Orderrfheyaga . Rajaier (A.), exertionR I that applications for ch!}rt.ers foro f - ... ... ... VIIt 1 all Branches in-shonld reborn-'l'ilden (W. D.,) IV 6 j exert ions of mended by London T.8. , . . . XII 9VII 7 Unwnlla (J. N.), Visit of-to Head'l'inneveIly, lecture and cures of Col. Quarters IX 12. Olcott at-XI 5 i Bye-laws o f ~

, . V.' PA.GE.Vay, (Baron and B f i r o n e s ~ .Von)... IViuayakruo J. Kirtli.ne (Rao Balm-. dm'), ... ... IV 6; V 3VenkataRl1tllSayya (K.), ..... V 4Venkatal'arnaYYl\'s (J. A.) leclure X 14- VI. . .Wang"Chin.F00, our Chiillise Bro-thl1r, VIII 6Warning to Brother 'fheoBophists III 9Weerakaon (D. C. P.)... I 4Williams {J . C.) VI Gj VIII 6Wark in Ceylon, I 1Wright (T. Herbert) .. . III 8

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