Madame Blavatsky on the Roots of Zoroastrianism

Noah’s Ark is the sacred Argha of the Hindus: Noah is Logos

Madame Blavatsky on the Secret Cycles

The Cross and the Pythagorean Decad: The Egyptian Cross, or Number 7, proceeds from Number 10.

Theoretical and Practical Occultism: Between theoretical Occultism or Theosophy, and practical Occultism or Occult Science, there is an abyss.

In ancient times onions were considered too sacred to be eaten

Selfishness is the hallmark of fakirs, hermits, and yogins: Solitary ascetics are symbols of the most cowardly egotism.

Prometheus, Indian Titan and Hierophant: Prometheus is the personification and symbol of humanity baptised by Fire.

The Seven Creations of the Puranas: Early evolutionary processes and transformations of the Divine Monad emerging from its state of spiritual and intellectual unconsciousness.

The fear of number thirteen: 13 is but a veil over the Self-existent, Unmanifested Deity.

Astral Light is a term very little understood

Madame Blavatsky on the Force of the Mineral Monas

Every Initiate must be an adept in Occultism: But not every adept is always an Initiate.

Warnings to would-be Occultists

Madame Blavatsky on Mahatmas and Their Bodies: They can appear in forms visible or invisible to mortal sight.

Paradox is the language of Occultism: Only through self-forgetfulness can the truth speak to the eager heart.

Buddhist Feminism in Ceylon

Hindu versus Chaldeo-Jewish Cosmogony

Madame Blavatsky on Theosophy and Asceticism

The Hermetic Fire of the mind is the key to the Occult Sciences: As Alchemy has become Chemistry, so Magnetism and Homeopathy will ultimately become the legitimate branches of Orthodox Medicine.