‘ jt y ila s o p f t g , 'j f i t e t a t u t e §

CONDUCTED BY

H . S . O L C O T T .

VOL- XXII-

M A D R A S :PU B LISH ED BY TETE PR O PR IETO R S, ADYAR.

M C M I.

S i S o i i "»v - ' . I.-1" a-j3

■ -■ / L

Page.A n cient Astronom y ... 29A stronom y ... 88A stral Picture', A n ... 46A n cient Theories as to the

o rig in o f the W orld ... 355, 405 A w akening o f the Self, The ... 371 “ A stro lo gical W arnings” 681, 750

B lue L ig h t and Vegetation ... in Brotherhood in the B ible ...5 9 6 Brotherhood as taught by

the Buddha ' ... 744

C onsciousness ... 15Conquest o f the Flesh ... 415C onquering of the F iv e Ene­

m ies ... 137

Fire-T em ple in its Esoteric Aspect, The ... 435

F o lk lo re and Stone-W orship... 226

G lim pses o f Theosophical C h ristia n ity ... 9, 74, 657. 714 “ G re a tY e a r” o f the A nc­

ients, and our Present M inor M anvantara ... 214, 292

H erm es Trism egistus .. 81H in d u M orality as outlined

in the “ Mah&bharata’ V.. 472,533

In tern atio n al P sych ical In ­stitute, The ... 301

In to a L arg er Room ... 346, 399In d u stry as Form ing C h ar­

acter ... 155

Jivach in tam an i ... 620, 665

.. 421K in g . TheK in gsfo rd , Anna, Lessons

from the L ife of ... 466

Logos, The L ife Beyond

old o f the

45: Beyond, on the Thresh-

... 721L ife P o rtraits ... 239L ife P ortrait, A ... 372Lessons From the L ife of

A n n a K ingsford ... 466, 528 L u n ar Influence on the

A n im al W orld ... 224Logos, The ... 45L arg e r Room, In to a ... 346, 399

Page.More o f iM me. Mon g ru e l’s

C lairvo yan ce and Prophe­cies ... 285

M atter and its H ig h er Phases487, 547

M odern Ita lia n Stone-W or­sh ip and Fo lklo re ... 226

M ax M uller, The late ... 162Means of S p iritu a l Growth ... 746

New Thought, W hat the, Stands for ... 590

Old D iary Leaves, l, 65, 129, 193, 257. 321.385, 449. 514, 577. 641,705

O bstacles to S p iritu a l Progress.265, 329. 393

Prof. Buchanan’s Prophecies 114 P o ten tiality o f the W ill ... 231Poseidonis .. 432Personality, Tem porary nature

of our ... 480President- F ounder’s Am erican

Tour, The ... 691

R&ma G ita. 302, 364, 425. 493, 554, 6o6» 670, 729

R enunciation ... 499. 54°R eb irth ... 585, 651

S ig n s o f the Tim es, The ... 104Sany&sin, The ... 171Skanda P ur ana ... 175Study of Theosophy, The . . 279Socialism and Theosophy. 616, 687 Sickness and its C ure by

W itchcraft ... 599S p iritu al Growth, Means of ... 746

Theosophical Society, The ... 22 Theosophy and Socialism ... 37,

96, 203, 273 Tentative Conception o f the

Mode of M otion ... 337Tem porary N ature o f O ur

Personality, The ... 480Theosophy and C hurch Mem­

bership ... 486Theosophy In A ll Lands ... 51,117,

178, 241, 307, 373. 437. 501, 564, 625, 693, 754

Theosophy ... 279

U n iversal Brotherhood ... 144. 210

Page.. . . 458 . 520

V ir a g aV is it to V a isa li, N o te s on a ..

W h a t th e N e w T h o u g h t s ta n d s for

R E V IE W S .

A ita r e y a U p a n ish a d , E n g lish T r a n sla tio n o f th e

A s tr o lo g y for a llA n c ie n t Id ea ls in M odern

L ife

B u d d h is t C a te ch ism in B u r­m ese , T h e

B rahm a S u tra (M arath i) ..

C o lo u r C ure, T h eC h a ra k a S a m h ita

D e a th — an d A fter

E u sa p ia ’s P h e n o m e n aE ssa i S u r L 'E v o lu tio n H u -

151164

590

5 4247

568

184 3 7 6

5 6 94 4 1

504

183

3 7 4

18 1

695

185

5 4

312

248

O. D . L ., T h e seco n d se r ie s o f ... 53 O b sta c les to S p ir itu a l Pro

g r e s s

m a in e

F e e lin g s , M u sic and G e s­tu re , T h e

F r a g m e n ts o f a F a ith F o r ­g o tte n

G o p a li T a p in i a n d K rish n o - p a n ish a d s, T h e

K a r m a : W o rk s a n d W isd o m

L e st w e F o r g e t

M ed ita tio n s , A se r ie s o f

P h ilo so p h er , T h e U n k n o w n . P rin ce U k h to m sk y on T ib e ­

ta n B u d d h ism an d C ol. O lc o tt’s W ork

R u le s for D a ily L ife

S a d h a n a S a n g ra h a S a n sk r it L itera tu re , N e w

W ork on S o n g o f L ife

T ib e ta n B u d d h ism a n d C ol. O lc o tt’s W ork, P rin ce U k h to m sk y on

T w o T r iop ian In sc r ip tio n s

630

756

5 4

120

376

121 697

5t248

T a les o f T en n a lira m a T o T h o se w h o S u ffer T h e T a itt ir iy a U p a n ish a d T w o U n d isc o v er e d P la n e ts

. . . 311•• 3 7 5

... 631

U nitarian Movement in Ja ­pan, The ... 247

Uttaram a C h arita ... 441Unseen W orld, The ...6 3 1

V alm ika Ram ayana in Ta* m il Prose ... 504

W isdom o f the Ages ... 439

C U T T IN G S AN D CO M M EN TS.

A dyar L ib ra ry, A dditions to the ... 62

A V aluable g ift to the A dyar L ib ra ry ... 254

A n tiq u ity of the Alphabet,New lig h t on the ... 634

Azam garh W ell, The ... 767

Books of our Movement, The... 255B righ t Outlook, A ... 381Branches, New T. S. ... 254B lavatsky, The C haracter of

Mme. ... 252

Confucius, The Tomb of ... 188Concert, A sile n t - 379Caves in Crete, The D is­

covery of ... 189Chinese and “ No quarter,”

The ... 64Crow s and Cholera ... 189Consecration o f Thought ... 189Countess Cannavaro, Return

to Am erica of the ... 189

Dead s till live , The ... 635D escriptive list, A ... 636

Erratum ... 254Evaporation of lakes, The ... 192E lla W heeler W ilco x, The

Creed of ... 445

F ru it acids as G erm icides ... 192Fin g -sh u i, The m ystical ... 62Fire-w alkers in m any lands ... 507Fast and its sequel, A re­

m arkable ... 632Fam ine G ifts from Chinese

and C rim in als ... 6 iF ifty years w ithout food ... 762

Git& in England, The ... 58God’s w ork, D oing ... 511

H eredity and D ivin e W ill ... 126

Page.H in d u L a d y w ith o u t food , A ... 255 H y d r o p h o b ia , A su re cu re

fo r ... 443H e a v y b u rd en o f a C row n ,

T h e . •. 64H in d u R e v iv a l, O r ig in s o f th e .. 445

Id o la tr y E x p la in e d ... 446In dian M irro r an d th e R ev .

M r. V a n ce ... 766In fa n t P r o d ig ie s su m m a r ily

e x p la in e d ... 3*5In te r n a t io n a l V e g eta r ia n C o n ­

g r e s s ... 766In d ia n S ir B o y le R o a ch , A n ... 317 In n e r G uru , T h e ... 512In s ta n ta n e o u s H e a lin g a s a

r e su lt o f P ra y er ... 763

J a p a n e se B u d d h ism , A d ­v a n c in g

R e lig io u s R e v iv a ls a m o n g th e N e g r o e s

R eform sta r te d b y th e C e n ­tral H in d u C o lleg e , A

R ein ca rn a tio n , A n O p in ion a d v erse to

Page.

317

314

768

K in g , or B eg g a r ... 60K in g 's son a n d th e C raven ,

T h e . ... 576K a rm a a s a P a ten t M ed ic in e ... 314

M r. N o b le o n th e M is s io n a r y ... 60 M y ste r y o f th e M oon, T h e ... 379 M o d el R u ler, A ... 128Mar&, T h e ru le o f ... 5°7M a x M u ller ’s v ie w s on th e

c a u se s o f th e C h in ese tr o u ­b le s ... 318

M od ern E d u ca tio n ... 700M ilto n ’s la s t P oem ... 701

N in e te e n th C en tu ry B efore a n d A fter , T h e ... 444

N o v e l A c tio n , A v ery .. 700

O c c u lt A r ith m etic . .. 446O r ig in s o f th e H in d u R e v iv a l.. 445

P re s id e n t-F o u n d e r , T h e ... 62P a ria h P u p ils o f th e O lco tt

F r e e S c h o o l ... 254P o e tr y , D iffer e n t C la sse s o f ... 320P r e s id e n t in th e U n ite d

S ta te s , T h e ... 573P re s id e n t, T h e l ife w ork o f

o u r ••• 5°6P r e s id e n t-F o u n d e r and th e

i ll - fa te d S tea m er , T h e ... 507P o p e a n d th e “ E v il E y e ,”

T h e ... 59P r ic k ly H ea t, c a u se an d cu re

o f .. 702P a li a n d S a n sk r it ... 701

R e sp e c ta b le S in s ... 640

S o la r M otor, T h e w o n d e rfu l ... 576 S o n g s o f In d ia n B e g g a r s ... 127 S p ir it c h ild re n in K am a L o k a ... 188 Sorcerer , A g r ea t M alabar ... 190 S o c ie ty ’s S tr a n g e S u p e r s t i­

t io n s ... 384S e n s e o f sm e ll, T h e ... 509S u c c e s s fu l H y p n o tis m o v er a

T e le p h o n e W ire ... 639S n o w on th e M oon ? Is th e r e ... 703S u n -sp o ts an d c h a n g e s o f

T em p era tu re ... 767

T h e o so p h ic Id ea l in th e C h u rch es ... 126

T h e Sp ark o f V ir tu e in th e H u m a n S o u l ... 763

T im e ly a id from a H ig h e r P la n e ... 765

T h o u g h t a b o u t an Id o l, A ... 446T e c h n ic a l T r a in in g for I n ­

d ia n Y o u th ... 381T r a in in g th e M ind ... 507T r u st R ew arded ... 511T h e w o rk o f th e T h e o so p h i­

ca l S o c ie ty ... 572T h e o so p h ic a l L ibrary , A ... 638T h e lo s t art o f T e m p e r in g

C op per ... 639

V ie w s o f th e C h in ese M in is­ter ... 128

V is it o f th e ir E x c e lle n c ie s , th e V ic er o y and G overnor- G en era l o f In d ia an d L a d y C u rzon , to A d y a r ... 255

V ic er o y and th e “ M em ory M a n ,” T h e ... 315

“ V e il o f I s i s ” or “ I s is U n ­v e ile d .” ... 318

V ie w s on th e c a u se s o f th e C h in ese tro u b le s , M ax M u ller ’s ... 318

W o m en M iss io n a r ie s an d th e C h in ese c r is is . . .447

W o n d er fu l S o la r M otor, T h e .,, 576 W o rk o f th e T h e o so p h ic a l

S o c ie ty , T h e ... 572W ire le ss S ig n a lin g u n d er

W ater ... 637W h y B ib le s are in d em a n d

in C h in a ... 762

X -r a y a s a cu re for C an cer ... 318

Page.A d y a r L ib rary , ii, iii , v, x v ii, x ix ,

x x i , x x v , x x x i i i , x x x v , x x x v i i i A n n u a l E le c t io n s a t B u e n o s

A ires ... x iiA n n iv e r sa r y a t N . Y ork , O ur

T w e n ty -f if th ... x ivA m erica n B ra n ch es .. x x i , x x v ii A p p ea l, A n ... x x x iA d v ic e , M rs. B e sa n t’s ... v iA d y a r, S e r io u s lo s s e s a t ... x iii

B ra n ch es, N e w . iv , x v i, x v i i, x v i ii , x x , x x v , x x v ii , x x x i , x x x v i

B ra n ch es , C ircu lar to th e S o u th In d ia n ... iv

Bodhini, T ra n sfer o f th e ... vB en a res C o n v en tio n an d

A d y a r M e e tin g s ... x i i iB u d d h is t C a te ch ism in B u r:

m e se ... x iii , x v iB a ck N u m b e rs o f Theoso­

p h ist, w a n ted ... x v iB ran ch d is s o lv e d , E u ro p ea n

S e c tio n . . .x v ii iB ra n ch es, A m erica n ... x x i, x x v i i ,

x x x v i

C o rrectio n , A ... x x x v i iC en tra l H in d u C o lleg e A n n i­

v e rsa ry ... x iC o l. O lc o tt’s N e x t T ou r ... x i iC h r istia n M iss io n s in In d ia ., x x x v C ol. O lc o tt ’s F a re w e ll M es­

sa g e ... x x x v i

E x e c u t iv e N o t ic e s 1, vn

F in a n c ia l S ta te m e n t, m o n th ly , i ii , x i, x v , x v ii, x ix , x x ii , x x v i , x x x ,

x x x iv , x x x v

Page.G en ero u s G ift for th e s ta r v in g ,

A ... x i i iG rand L am a, T h e ... x v iG illa rd , M ., D e a th o f ... x x iv

H a rg r o v e , M r., in S o u th A f­r ica ... x i i

In d ia n B ra n ch es ... x x v

M a h a -B o d h i L itera ry S e c ­tio n ... x x x v i i

“ M an a n d h is B o d ie s ” in T a m il ... x x ix

N o tic e x v

G a d g il, D e a th o f Mr. in

O ld D ia ry L ea v es , T h e N e w S e r ie s o f ... iv

O rien ta l L itera ry I n s t itu ­t io n , C o n jeev era m , T h e ... x x v i i i

P r e s id e n t’s T our, E c h o e s o f th e ... ii

P ariah S c h o o ls .. x iv , x v i i iP r e s id e n t’s T o u r . x ii, x ix , x x i i i ,

x x v i , x x x , x x x v P r e s id e n t-F o u n d e r ’s T o u r

F u n d ... x vP r ize s for E s s a y s on C a s te . .x x x v i i

R ai B ahad ur, R. S o o r ia R ao N a id u ... x v i

S m a lle s t B ook in th e W orld ,T h e ... x x x iv

T ard y C o n fess io n , A ... x x x i i “ T e m p le ,” T h e R u in ed . . . x i i Theosophist, B ack N u m ­

b ers w a n ted ... x v i

W h ite L o tu s D a y a t A d y a r . x x v ii W o r th y o f E m u la tio n ... x x x i i W est Coast Spectator, T h e ... x v iii