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T H E O S O P H IC A L P U B L IS H IN G S O C IE T Y ,7, Dukb S tr e e t, Adklphi, w .c.

INDEXA grippa and the W andering Jew . . . . . 377A lch em y . . 311Andarze Atrepat. A Stu d y in Zoroastrian E th ics . 399

Balance o f Life, T h e . . . . . . . 367Buddhism and H induism . . . . . . 492

C aves and Jun gles o f H industan . 272Cooperation o f Man and W om an in H um an Life, T h e . 235Correspondence—

Indian Discus, T h e . . . . . . 423Life Presidency, T . S., T h e . . . . . 72M essage to Earth, A . . . . . 332Suggestion, A . . . . . . 71Suggestion, A , Rem arks on . . . . 164

Csom a di Koros, A lexan d er . . . . . 161

Dance w ith the Dead, A . . . 2 1 9Death— and A fter? . . 56, 153,223D estiny o f Man, T h e . . . . . . . 416D yin g Scientist, T h e, A Fable b y Theobald Gross . 73

E k a g r a ti . . . . . . . . 218E volution . . . . . . . . 70

Father John o f Kronstadt . . . . . . 322Foundation o f Christian M ysticism , T h e . . . 467Friedrich Froebel the M ystic, and his Educational Theories . 457

G anglionic N ervous System , T h e . 34, 133Gem from the R ig V eda Sanhitft . 1 1 8G leam s from the D aw n-Land 245, 330, 413, 506G lim pse into the Past, A . . . . . 159G ospel A ccord in g to John, N otes on the . . 449"G ra ce before M eat” . . . . . . . 271

H in du Play, A . . . . . . 284

Life and Death . . . . . . . 97L ig h t o f Haeckelianism , T h e . . . . . 243L in gu istic F ollow ing Doctrinal C han ge . 407, 480Literary Jottings . . . . . . . 9

M ind, T h ou gh t and Cerebration . . . . . 382Musical Scale and Man, T h e : A n A n alo gy 497

Natural and the Artificial in M orality, T h e . . . . 297Natural Food: T h e Sacredness of H ealth . . . 42

On the Infinite Universe and W orlds . 314, 393On the W atch-Tow er . i, 89, 177, 265, 353, 441Our Budget . . . 88, 176, 259, 352, 434,528

Pilgrim Glim pses o f India. . . . . . 12Pilgrim age, T h e . . . . . . . 215Pioneer in an Unknown Realm, A 62Poetry—

Yussouf . . . . . . . . 96

R eligion o f the Puranas, T h e . . . . . 286R eligious Basis o f Theosophy, T h e . . . . - 247, 301Resurrection, T h e ; Its Genuine Character Considered. . 197Review s—

Anim als’ R ights . . . . . . 426Caves and Jungles o f Hindostan, From the . . 249F iat L u x . . . . . . . 425From A dam ’s Peak to Elephanta . . . . 508Golden Stairs, T h e . . . . . . 423M arriage o f the Soul, T h e . . . . . 423M essage to Earth, A . . . 7 6Power o f Conviction, T h e . . 74Secret de L ’Absolu, L e . . . 333Seven Deadly Sins, T h e . . . . . 424Sheol v. H ades . . . . . . . 424T ru e Church o f Christ, T h e . . . . . 332

Sacredness o f Principle and Unnatural Food, T h e . . 1 3 1Scraps from a H indu N ote-B ook . . . . . 477Shatchakra, or, the S ix Plexuses in the H um an Body 71Simon M agus . . . . . 47, 119, 228, 273Svarga . . . . . . . . . 360

Ta o . . . . . . . . . 204Theosophical A ctivities . . . 76, 165, 250, 334, 427,511Theosophical and M ystic Publications . 84, 172, 260, 346, 435, 522T h is is E nough to K now . . . . . . 419Tibetan and Cingalese Buddhists. . . . . 28Trans- and Cis-H im &layan Schools o f Occultism . . . 143T w o Objections to the T . S. Answered . . . . 139

U ttara GitS, T h e . . . . . . . 185

V&sudevamanana; or, the Meditation o f Vasudeva . . 19, 105Vestures o f the Soul, T h e . . . . . 361, 462V isits to a H oly Y o gin i . . . . . . 46

Zuftis, T h e . . . . . . . . 486