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Abbot, Francis Ellingwood
Francis Ellingwood Abbot (1836-1903) was an American philosopher and theologian who sought to reconstruct theology in accordance with the scientific method. A graduate of Harvard University and the Meadville Theological School, he served as a Unitarian minister before his increasingly radical views led him to leave the ministry in 1868. He went on to found the Free Religious Association and became the first editor of its journal, The Index. A member of C. S. Peirce's Metaphysical Club, he is credited as the first American philosopher publicly to support Charles Darwin. His major works include Scientific Theism (1885) and The Way Out of Agnosticism (1890).
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Ellingwood_Abbot
Referenced in: Index, Open Court
Abrams, Albert
Albert Abrams (1863-1924) was an American physician based in San Francisco who became notorious for developing a series of diagnostic and therapeutic devices. Initially a respected neurologist and professor of pathology at Cooper Medical College (later part of Stanford), he departed from orthodox medicine around 1910 with a spinal-stimulation system he called "spondylotherapy." He subsequently promoted a theory he termed the Electronic Reactions of Abrams (ERA), claiming that all diseases emitted distinctive electronic vibrations detectable in blood samples or even handwriting. His devices -- the Dynomizer, Oscilloclast, and Radioclast -- were widely exposed as fraudulent during his lifetime and shortly after his death.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Abrams
Referenced in: Chapala Round Table, Lindlahr Magazine, Philosophers Stone, Physico-Clinical Medicine, Psychological Review Of Reviews
Aksakov, Alexander
Alexandr Nikolayevich Aksakov (1832-1903) was a Russian writer, translator, editor, state official, and psychic researcher, credited with coining the term "telekinesis." Born into a noble family and educated at the Tsarskoye Selo Lyceum, he became deeply interested in the works of Emanuel Swedenborg and went on to organise some of the first seances in Russia. While living in Germany he founded Psychische Studien (1874), the first journal dedicated to scientific investigation of spiritualist phenomena, which later became Zeitschrift für Parapsychologie. He served as Imperial Councillor to Tsar Alexander III and was a founding vice-president of the Theosophical Society.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alexander_Aksakov
Referenced in: Psychische Studien, Spiritualist
Alacoque, Margaret Mary
Margaret Mary Alacoque (1647-1690) was a French Roman Catholic nun and mystic of the Visitation Order whose visions are credited with establishing the modern devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Born in Burgundy, she entered religious life at Paray-le-Monial, where she experienced a series of apparitions between 1673 and 1675 in which, she said, Christ revealed his Sacred Heart and called for a feast in its honour. She was beatified in 1864 and canonised in 1920.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Mary_Alacoque
Referenced in: Rayonnement Intellectuel, Regnabit
Allen, Edward W.
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Referenced in: New Ideas Comprehensionism, Psychological Review, Spiritual Magazine Uk, Spiritual Notes, Spiritual Record, Spiritualist
Allen, James
James Allen (1864-1912) was a British philosophical writer best known for his 1903 inspirational book As a Man Thinketh, which argues that a person's character is determined entirely by their thoughts. Born in Leicester, England, he worked in business until 1902, when he retired to Ilfracombe, Devon, to write. He produced nineteen books in roughly a decade, exploring themes of personal mastery, meditation, and the relationship between thought and circumstance. His work anticipated and influenced much of the twentieth-century self-help movement.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Allen_(author)
Referenced in: Astrologers Magazine Williams, Business Philosopher, Clypeus, Light Of Reason Allen, Stendek
Altmann, Max
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Referenced in: Theosophisches Leben, Zeitschrift Fur Heil-Magnetismus, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Amadou, Robert
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Referenced in: Astrosophie, Atlantis Le Cour, La Gnose, Revue Metapsychique, Seer, Tomorrow Garrett, Tour Saint Jacques, Vaincre Plantard
Ambler, Russell Perkins
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Referenced in: Journal Of Progress, Seraphs Advocate, Spirit Messenger, Spiritual Times
Anderson, John
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Referenced in: Phrenological Journal, Phrenological Society Of Edinburgh
Andrews, Stephen Pearl
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Referenced in: Liberty, Spiritual Telegraph, Tiffanys Monthly, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Anglicus, Merlinus
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Referenced in: Astrologer Nineteenth Century, Straggling Astrologer, Urania Aldersgate
Arnould, Arthur
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Referenced in: Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires
Arundale, George S.
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Referenced in: Australian Theosophist, Boletin De La Sociedad Teosofica Espanola, International Theosophical Year Book, Prasnottara, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophical Worker, Theosophy In Australia, Theosophy In India, Virya
Atkinson, William Walker
William Walker Atkinson (1862-1932) was an American attorney, merchant, publisher, and prolific author in the New Thought movement. He wrote under numerous pseudonyms, including Yogi Ramacharaka, Theron Q. Dumont, and Magnus Incognito, producing more than 100 books on topics ranging from yoga and Hindu philosophy to the occult and mental science. His best-known works include Thought Vibration, or the Law of Attraction in the Thought World (1906) and the "Yogi" series of instructional texts. He edited the New Thought journal The Advance Thought and was a significant figure in the early twentieth-century popular esoteric publishing world.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Walker_Atkinson
Referenced in: Advanced Thought Chicago, American Rosae Crucis, Breath Of Life Christopathian, Cosmic World, Eudia, Hypnotic Magazine, Inner Circle Wells, Kosmicke Rozhledy, Light Of India, Magazine Of Mysteries, Mystic World, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, New Thought Chicago, Progress Magazine, Radiant Centre, Segnogram, Suggestion, Weltmers Magazine, Wilfords Microcosm, Wings Of Truth, Yogi Flower, Zum Licht
Austin, Benjamin Fish
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Referenced in: Austin Pulpit, Fred Burrys Journal, Hypnotic Magazine, Independent Pulpit Waco, Occult Detroit, Radium, Reason
Ballard, Guy Warren
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Referenced in: American Occultist, Lemurian Ambassador, Voice Of The I Am
Barker, Gray
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Referenced in: Clypeus, Nexus Moseley, Saucer News Moseley, Saucer News Non-Scheduled Newsletter Moseley, Saucerian Bulletin
Barnes, William Abner
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Referenced in: Practical Psychologist London, Practical Psychology Barnes
Barton, Abraham Pool
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Referenced in: Christian Shelton, International Metaphysical League, Life Kansas City, Modern Miracles, Universal Truth
Baumann, F.E.
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Referenced in: Christliche Theosophie, Gral, Mitteilungen Des Gral-Ordens, Mitteilungen Des Neuen Gral-Ordens, Oriflamme, Wahrheit-Sucher, Wort Dresden, Zum Licht
Beaudelot, A.M.
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Referenced in: Psyche Beaudelot, Revue Du Spiritualisme Moderne, Spiritualisme Moderne
Bennett, DeRobigne Mortimer
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Referenced in: Buchanans Journal Of Man, Hesperian Bard, Pacific Liberal, Spiritualist At Work, Truthseeker, Word Princeton
Besant, Annie
Annie Besant (1847-1933) was a British socialist, women's rights activist, Theosophist, and supporter of Indian independence. After an early career as a freethinker and social reformer -- during which she co-published a pamphlet on birth control with Charles Bradlaugh -- she converted to Theosophy in 1889 after reviewing Helena Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine. She succeeded Henry Steel Olcott as President of the Theosophical Society in 1907 and led it until her death, developing the concept of the imminent arrival of a World Teacher and championing the young Jiddu Krishnamurti as its vehicle. She was also a prominent figure in Indian politics, founding the Home Rule League in 1916 and serving as President of the Indian National Congress in 1917.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annie_Besant
Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Annee Occultiste Et Psychique, Australian Theosophist, Blavatsky Association Proceedings, Boletin De La Sociedad Teosofica Espanola, Borderland, Channel, Common Sense, Dawn Sydney, Dharma Awgf, Divine Life, Echo De L Au-Dela, Estrella Madrid, Faro Oriental, Fiat Lux, Fohat, Forecast, Gnosi, Golden Way, Heraldo Rosacruz, Immortality, International Psychic Gazette, Isis Lisbon, L Affranchi, Lucifer, Luz Astral Chile, Mensageiro, Metaphysician Palatine, Modern Mystic, Mothers Occult Digest, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Neue Lotusbluten, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Age, New India Besant, O E Library Critic, Occult Digest, Old Moores Monthly Messenger, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Popular Phrenologist, Prana Leipzig, Revista De Estudios Psiquicos Chile, Rincarnazione, Ruusu-Risti, Server Krishnamurti, Sophia Spain, Star Bulletin, Ster In Het Oosten, Teosofia En El Plata, Teozofija Zagreb, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophic Voice, Theosophical Movement, Theosophical Review, Theosophist, Theosophy In Australia, Theosophy In India, Ultra Rome, Uplifting Veil, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires, Virya, World Theosophy
Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna
Helena Petrovna Blavatsky (1831-1891), known as Madame Blavatsky or HPB, was a Russian mystic and writer who co-founded the Theosophical Society in New York in 1875 together with Henry Steel Olcott and William Quan Judge. Born into an aristocratic Russian family, she traveled widely in her youth before establishing herself as the principal theorist of Theosophy -- a system of thought she described as "the synthesis of science, religion and philosophy" drawing on Neoplatonism, Hindu and Buddhist ideas, and Western esotericism. Her major works, Isis Unveiled (1877) and The Secret Doctrine (1888), became foundational texts of the modern occult revival. She moved to India with Olcott in 1880 and later settled in London, where she died in 1891.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helena_Blavatsky
Referenced in: Alborea, Anti-Materialiste, Aryan Path, Astrosophie, Better Way, Blavatsky Association Proceedings, Borderland, Buddhist Ray, Carrier Dove, Estudios Teosoficos Barcelona, Etoile, Forecast, Fountain Of Light, Freethought, Golden Way, Herald Of Progress Uk, Heraldo Rosacruz, Hmnq, Illustracion Espirita Mexico, Initiation, Isis Lisbon, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Kalpaka, La France Antimaconnique, Lotus Rouge, Lotusbluten, Lumen De Lumine, Mystic Messenger, Neue Lotusbluten, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Universe, New York Echo, O E Library Critic, Occult Press Review, Occult Word, Pacific Theosophist, Philergos, Philosophers Stone, Phoenix, Psychische Studien, Quest, Reflejo Astral, Reveil Des Albigeois, Revue Spirite, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu, Russkii Frank-Mason, Ruusu-Risti, Seer, Shilohs Messenger Of Wisdom, Sophia Spain, Sphinx Leipzig, Spiritual Review, Spiritual Scientist, Spiritualist At Work, Sunna Dagor Message, Teosofia En El Plata, Theosophia, Theosophic Gleaner, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophical Forum Purucker, Theosophical Movement, Theosophical Quarterly, Theosophical Review, Theosophical Siftings, Theosophische Pfad, Theosophischer Wegweiser, Theosophisches Leben, Theosophist, Transactions Of The Blavatsky Lodge, Tsas Oriental Department, Twee Werelden, Unknown World, Vahan Blavatsky, Vahan Ts, Wilfords Microcosm, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Bleu, Lotus
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Referenced in: Annales Theosophiques, Anti-Materialiste, Etoile, Initiation, Lotus Rouge, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu, Theosophic Gleaner, Voile D Isis
Bliss, James A.
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Referenced in: Camp-Meeting Guide, Eudia, Facts, Harmonia, New York Beacon Light, Psychometric Circular, Rising Sun, Sower, Spirit Voices, Texas Spiritualist
Boehme, Kate Atkinson
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Referenced in: Christian Shelton, Radiant Centre, Radiant Truth, Wings Of Truth
Bond, Frederick Bligh
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Referenced in: Aspr Proceedings, Christian Spiritualist Erlestoke, Direct Voice, Psychic Science, Survival
Boos, Mildred Myneta Taylor
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Referenced in: Bridge To Freedom Gi, Fathers House, Golden Dawn Taylor, Mentor Florida, Ruby Focus
Bosc, Ernest
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Referenced in: Annales Initiatiques, Annee Occultiste Et Psychique, Curiosite, Echo De L Au-Dela, Paix Universelle, Vie Mysterieuse
Bozzano, Ernesto
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Referenced in: Annals Of Psychical Science, Astrosophie, Rivista Di Studi Psichici, Seer
Brandler-Pracht, Karl
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Referenced in: Ostara, Prana Leipzig, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Braun, Parsival
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Referenced in: Christliche Theosophie, Gnostic, Gral, Isis Moderne, Life Kansas City, Mitteilungen Des Gral-Ordens, Mitteilungen Des Neuen Gral-Ordens, Morning Star, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Man, Ostara, Out Of The Silence Voisin, Radix, Self-Culture Braun, Wahrheit-Sucher, Wilfords Microcosm, Zeitschrift Fur Heil-Magnetismus, Zeitschrift Fur Spiritismus, Zum Licht
Bricaud, Joanny
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Referenced in: Annales Initiatiques, Mondo Occulto, Paix Universelle, Voie Paris
Brittan, Samuel Byron
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Referenced in: Banner Of Light, Brittans Journal, Herald Of Progress Us, New England Spiritualist, Present Age, Present Era, Shekinah, Spiritual Age, Spiritual Age Boston, Spiritual Age New York, Spiritual Clarion, Spiritual Telegraph
Britten, Emma Hardinge
Emma Hardinge Britten (1823-1899) was an English medium, orator, journalist, and historian of Spiritualism, described as the "Silver-Tongued Lecturer" of the movement. Born Emma Floyd in London, she came to America in 1856 as an actress and shortly afterwards converted to Spiritualism, quickly becoming one of its most prominent advocates. She was one of the founding members of the Theosophical Society in 1875, though she later broke with Blavatsky. Her two major histories of Spiritualism, Modern American Spiritualism (1870) and Nineteenth Century Miracles (1884), remain key primary sources. In England she founded the spiritualist journal The Two Worlds (1887) and is credited with formulating the Seven Principles of Spiritualism adopted by the Spiritualists' National Union.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emma_Hardinge_Britten
Referenced in: New York Beacon Light, Pacific Liberal, Progressive Thinker, Psychic Observer, Rozekruis Plantenga, Spiritual Magazine Memphis, Spiritual Times, Twee Werelden, Two Worlds, Two Worlds Dixon, Unseen Universe, Western Star, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Brooks, Bishop Phillips
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Referenced in: Occult Press Review, Official Theomonistic Record
Brooks, Nona
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Referenced in: Daily Studies In Divine Science, Divine Science Monthly, Divine Science News, Divine Science Weekly, First Divine Science Church Weekly Bulletin, Gleaner, Gnostic, Mental Science Denver, New Thought London, Power, Truth, Weltmers Magazine, Wort St Louis
Broughton, Luke Dennis
Luke Dennis Broughton (1828-1899) was a British-born astrologer who emigrated to the United States and became one of the most influential figures in popularising astrology in America during the nineteenth century. Born in Leeds, England, into a family with a tradition of astrological practice, he settled in Philadelphia and later New York, where he published Broughton's Monthly Planet Reader and Astrological Journal -- one of the earliest astrological periodicals in the United States. He is credited with having significantly revived public interest in astrology in America at a time when it had largely fallen out of favour.
Referenced in: Monthly Planet Reader, Monthly Star And American Horoscope
Brualla, Francisco
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Referenced in: Loto Blanco, Sophia Spain, Teosofia Theosophia Madrid Barcelona
Buchanan, Joseph Rodes
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Referenced in: Buchanans Journal Of Man, Eclectic Medical Journal, Harbinger Of Dawn, Light Of Ages, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, St Louis Magnet
Burry, Frederic W.
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Referenced in: Balance, Fred Burrys Journal, Kalpaka, Magazine Of Mysteries
Butler, Hiram Erastus
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Referenced in: Bible Review, Christian Esoteric, Esoteric, Modern Thought, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Occult And Biological Journal, Occult Word, Oracle Boston, Prophet, Suggestion, Unity, Wings Of Truth
Carrington, Hereward
Hereward Carrington (1880-1958) was a British-born American psychical researcher and prolific author who wrote over 100 books on paranormal subjects, conjuring, and alternative medicine. Born in St Helier, Jersey, he emigrated to the United States in 1888. Initially a sceptic, he joined the Society for Psychical Research at nineteen and went on to investigate many of the most prominent mediums of his era, including Eusapia Palladino, with whom he sat in Naples in 1908. He co-authored three books on astral projection with Sylvan Muldoon, including The Projection of the Astral Body (1929), and concluded after decades of research that approximately two percent of apparent psychic phenomena could not be explained by fraud.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hereward_Carrington
Referenced in: Alliance Spiritualiste, Aspr Proceedings, Astrosophie, Azoth, Center, Day New York, Fate Magazine, Golden Dawn, Mind Digest, Nautilus, New York Spiritualist Leader, Occult Review, Psychical Research Review, Round Robin, Seer, Spiritualist Us, Stellar Ray, Tomorrow Garrett, True Mystic Science
Carus, Paul
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Referenced in: Buddhist Ray, Independent Thinker, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Open Court, Theosophischer Wegweiser, Vrede
Chainey, George
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Referenced in: Angel Drummer, Freethought, Gnostic, Higher Thought See, Hmnq, Independent Pulpit, Interpreter Chicago, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Morning Star, Occult Word, Platonist, Problem Of Life, Reality, Religion, World Liberator
Chaney, W.H.
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Referenced in: Adept, Astrological Bulletina, Common Sense, Dream Investigator, Philomathean Chaney, Spiritual Age, Spiritual Age Boston, Suggestive Therapeutics
Chase, J. Munsell
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Referenced in: California Spiritual Messenger, Religio Philosophical Journal
Chavannes, Albert
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Referenced in: Modern Philosopher, Nautilus, New Thought Library Chavannes, Thought Alameda
Chohan, Maha
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Referenced in: Ariel Colombia, Bridge To Freedom Gi, Mentor Florida, Thomas Printz Private Bulletin
Chretienne, France
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Referenced in: Diable Au Xixe Siecle, La France Antimaconnique, Memoires Dune Ex-Palladiste, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Revue Mensuelle Religieuse, Vaincre Plantard
Christensen, C.P.
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Referenced in: Advanced Thought And Divine Science, Occult Truth Seeker, Psychical Research Review, Spiritualist Us
Claflin, Tennessee Celeste
Tennessee Celeste Claflin (1845-1923) was an American activist, newspaper publisher, and suffragist who, together with her sister Victoria Woodhull, published Woodhull & Claflin's Weekly (1870-1876), a radical New York periodical that championed women's suffrage, free love, and spiritualism, and was the first American newspaper to publish the Communist Manifesto in English. The sisters were the first women to operate a brokerage firm on Wall Street. Tennessee later emigrated to England, where she married the banker Francis Cook, eventually becoming Lady Cook.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tennessee_Claflin
Referenced in: Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Clark, Uriah
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Referenced in: New England Spiritualist, Principle, Sacred Circle, Spiritual Clarion, Spiritual Register, Spiritual Telegraph, Spiritual Universe, Tiffanys Monthly
Close, Charles W.
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Referenced in: Breath Of Life Christopathian, Free Man Bangor, Independent Thinker, Light Of Ages, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Nautilus, New Man, Psychic Digest And Occult Review Of Reviews, Wings Of Truth, Wort St Louis
Clymer, Reuben Swinburne
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Herald Of The Golden Age, Initiates, Initiates And The People, Occult Digest, Philomathian, Rosicrucian Brotherhood, Star Of The Magi, Twentieth Century Astrology
Colavida, Jose Maria de Fernandez
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Referenced in: Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona, Revista Espiritista Barcelona
Colville, W.J
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Referenced in: Aletheian, Anubis Voisin, Banner Of Light, Center, Freedom, Gnostic, Golden Way, Higher Thought See, Immortality, International Psychic Gazette, Light Of India, Magazine Of Mysteries, Mind, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Age, New Man, Occult Digest, Occult Review, Olive Branch, Problem Of Life, Psychical Research Review, Religion, Spirit Voices, Spiritualist Us, Sunna Dagor Message, Wings Of Truth
Colville, W.J.
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Referenced in: Aletheian, Anubis Voisin, Banner Of Light, Center, Freedom, Gnostic, Golden Way, Higher Thought See, Immortality, International Psychic Gazette, Light Of India, Magazine Of Mysteries, Mind, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Age, New Man, Occult Digest, Occult Review, Olive Branch, Problem Of Life, Psychical Research Review, Religion, Spirit Voices, Spiritualist Us, Sunna Dagor Message, Wings Of Truth
Comfort, Will Levington
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Referenced in: Beacon Bailey, Glass Hive, Hamsa, Inner Life Akron, Occult Life Los Angeles, Occultist Los Angeles
Cortezo, Taller Tipografico de Daniel
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Referenced in: Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona
Coue, Emile
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Referenced in: Bulletin De La Societe Lorraine De Psychologie Appliquee, Tempel, Twentieth Century Astrology
Cramer, Malinda E.
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Referenced in: Advanced Thought And Divine Science, Divine Science Weekly, Gnostic, Harmony, Wort St Louis
Cross, Rose
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Referenced in: Atlantis Le Cour, Echoes From Mount Ecclesia, Rays From The Rose Cross, Rosicrucian Fellowship
Crossley, Felicie Oneta
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Referenced in: Forum Of Psychic And Scientific Research, Spiritualist Monthly
Crowley, Aleister
Aleister Crowley (1875-1947), born Edward Alexander Crowley, was an English occultist, ceremonial magician, poet, and mountaineer, founder of the religious philosophy of Thelema. After an early association with the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, from which he was expelled, he established the A∴A∴ (Argenteum Astrum) in 1907 and later became head of the Ordo Templi Orientis (OTO). His central text, The Book of the Law (1904), received, he claimed, by dictation from a supernatural entity named Aiwass, proclaimed the Law of Thelema: "Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law." Nicknamed "the Great Beast 666" by his mother and "the wickedest man in the world" by the British press, he remains one of the most controversial figures in the history of Western esotericism.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aleister_Crowley
Referenced in: Aberree, American Rosae Crucis, Annales Initiatiques, Arohn, Atlantis Quarterly, Boazeo, Equinox, Fortean Society Magazine, Fudosi, Golden Dawn, Kalpaka, Mystic World, Occult Digest, Occult Gazette, Occult Press Review, Occult Review, Oto Newsletter, Pansophja, Psychical Research Review, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Saturn Gnosis, Ur Krur
Dale, Lily
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Referenced in: Advanced Thought Chicago, Age Of Progress, American Spiritualist, Better Way, British Journal Of Psychical Research, Cassadagan, Christian Evolution Leaflet, Christian Spiritualist Erlestoke, Communication, Crucible, Culturist, Dale News, Direct Voice, Divine Science Monthly, Eternal Progress, Etincelle, Facts, Faithist, Fountain Of Light, Gnostic, Golden Dawn, Golden Way, Herald Of Progress Us, Hesperia, Higher Law, Kosmon Unity, La Courriere, Leaflet Ny, Light In The West, Light Of Ages, Light Of Truth, Lyceum Banner Liverpool, Medium Los Angeles, Mystic Key, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, National Messenger, New Age Interpreter, New Thought Chicago, Ohio Spiritualist, Open Way, Problem Of Life, Progression, Progressive Thinker, Psychic Observer, Psychic Science, Psychic Studies, Psychic Truth, Psychological Review, Radiant Life, Reason, Religion, Self-Culture, Sermon, Sesamums, Sower, Spirit Voices, Spirit World, Spiritual Analyst, Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship, Spiritual Magazine Memphis, Spiritual Philosopher, Spiritual Record, Spiritual Republic, Spiritual Science Digest, Spiritual Telegraph, Spiritual Truth, Spiritualist At Work, Spiritualist Us, Star, Stellar Ray, Sunflower, Sunflower Ny, Super-Psychology, Survival, Temple Messenger, Tomorrow Garrett, Twin City Spiritualist News, Voice Of Angels, Voice Of The I Am, Weekly Discourse, White Cross, Wise Man, Worlds Advance Thought, Your Personality
Davidson, Peter
Peter Davidson (1842-1916) was a Scottish occultist and violinist who became a prominent member of the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor (H.B. of L.), one of the most influential occult orders of the late nineteenth century. He emigrated to the United States and later settled in Georgia, where he ran a small community. He edited the H.B. of L.'s journal and corresponded widely with Theosophists and occultists of his era. He was also an authority on practical occultism and the author of The Mistletoe and Its Philosophy (1891) and The Violin (1881).
Referenced in: Alpha, Anubis Voisin, Flaming Sword, Gnostic, Initiates, Interpreter Chicago, Morning Star, New Age, New Man, Occult Magazine Hbl, Occult Truths, Occultist Hbl, Our Home Rights, Psychological Review, Temple, Temple Artisan, Temple Of Health, Voice Of The Magi, Worlds Advance Thought
Davis, Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson Davis (1826-1910) was an American clairvoyant and seer known as the "Poughkeepsie Seer" and the "John the Baptist of Modern Spiritualism," whose visions and writings helped lay the ideological foundation for the Spiritualist movement. In 1844, while in a mesmeric trance, he claimed to converse with the spirits of Emanuel Swedenborg and the Greek physician Galen. His major work, The Principles of Nature, Her Divine Revelations, and a Voice to Mankind (1847), was dictated while in trance and sold thousands of copies. He later studied medicine and practiced as a physician specialising in treating mental illness.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Jackson_Davis
Referenced in: Annals Of Phrenology, Archiv Fur Den Thierischen Magnetismus Halle, Buddhist Ray, Etincelle, Friend Of Progress, Harbinger, Harmony Ponca City, Heat And Light For The Nineteenth Century, Herald Of Progress Us, Hierophant, Immortality New York, Informer, Light From The Spirit World, Little Bouquet, Magnet, Mountain Cove Journal, New Republic, New World, Orion Magazine, Psychische Studien, Shekinah, Social Revolutionist, Spirit Messenger, Spirit World, Spiritual Clarion, Spiritual Monthly, Spiritual Offering, Spiritual Philosopher, Spiritual Reformer And Humanitarian, Spiritual Telegraph, Spiritual Universe, Swedenborgian, Univercoelum
Dawn, Rose
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Referenced in: Astro-Digest, Daily Meditation, Modern Astrology, Todays Astrology, Twentieth Century Astrology, World Astrology Magazine
de Champville, Fabius
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Referenced in: Horoscope London, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Revista Universal Magnetismo Experimental Y Terapeutico
de Domenech, Hijos
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Referenced in: Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona, Revista Espiritista Barcelona
de Guaita, Stanislas
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Referenced in: Anti-Materialiste, Catalogue Du Salon De La Rose+croix, Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Echo Du Merveilleux, Etoile, Etoile D Orient, Initiation, Kosmicke Rozhledy, La Rose Croix, Lotus Rouge, Lumiere Maconnique, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Revue Des Hautes Etudes, Rosa Alchemica, Sbornik Pro Filosofii, Symbolisme
de Luna, Mario Roso
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Referenced in: Cruz Del Sur, Faro Oriental, Helios, Hesperia, Loto Blanco, Lumen, Luz Astral Chile, Revista Teosofica Havana, Revista Teosofica Uruguay, Sophia Spain, Teosofia En El Plata, Teosofia Theosophia Madrid Barcelona, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires, Vi-Dharmah, Virya, Zanoni
de Sarak, Alberto
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Referenced in: Bulletin Ordre De Letoile Dorient, Criterio Espiritista, Echo Du Merveilleux, Estudios Teosoficos Barcelona, New Man, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Radiant Centre, Radiant Truth, Reformador Rio, Revista De Estudios Psiquicos Chile, Revue Cosmique, Revue Du Psychisme Experimental, Sophia Spain, Sunna Dagor Message, Tribuna Espirita, Verdade E Luz, Zanoni
de St-Marcq, Chevalier Georges Le Clement
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Referenced in: Bulletin Officiel Du Bureau International Du Spiritisme
de Torres-Solanot, Viscount
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Referenced in: Espiritista Madrid, Iris De Paz Huesca, Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona
Del Mar, Eugene
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Referenced in: Azoth, Balance, Beacon Bailey, Business Philosopher, Eltka, Exodus, Freedom, Mind, New Age, Radiant Centre, Reality, Weltmers Magazine
Delanne, Gabriel
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Referenced in: Bulletin De L Union Spirite Francaise, Echo De L Au-Dela, Eudia, Fraterniste, Magicien, Progres Spirite, Revista Universal Magnetismo Experimental Y Terapeutico, Revue Scientifique Et Morale De Spiritisme, Vie Mysterieuse
Deleuze, Joseph Philippe François
Joseph Philippe François Deleuze (1753-1835) was a French naturalist and one of the leading theorists of animal magnetism in the early nineteenth century. He worked as an assistant naturalist at the Paris Jardin des Plantes and became a devoted practitioner and defender of mesmerism. His major work, Histoire critique du magnétisme animal (1813; English translation 1843), became one of the standard texts on the subject and was widely read by Spiritualists and mesmerists throughout the nineteenth century.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Philippe_Fran%C3%A7ois_Deleuze
Referenced in: Bibliotheque Du Magnetisme Animal
Denton, William
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Referenced in: Common Sense, Free Man Bangor, Gnostic, New Age Boston, Social Revolutionist, Spiritual Times, Vanguard
Dentu, J.G.
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Referenced in: Annales Du Magnetisme Animal, Bibliotheque Du Magnetisme Animal
der Rosenkreuzer-Gemeinschaft, Selbstverlag
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Referenced in: Mitteilungen Der Rosenkreuzer Gemeinschaft
Dessoir, Max
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Referenced in: Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Open Court, Sphinx Leipzig, Zeitschrift Fur Kritischen Okkultismus
Dixon, Jacob
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Referenced in: Biological Review, Spirit Of Partridge, Spiritual Magazine Uk, Two Worlds Dixon
Doinel, Jules
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Referenced in: Etoile, Initiation, Reveil Des Albigeois, Revue Des Hautes Etudes
Doreal, Maurice
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Referenced in: Fortean Society Magazine, Lemurian Ambassador, Light On The Path Bwt
Dowie, John Alexander
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Referenced in: Business Philosopher, Leaves Of Healing, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Primitive Occult Journal, Voice From Zion Dowie, Zion Banner
Dowling, Levi
Levi H. Dowling (1844-1911) was an American minister and author best known for The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus the Christ (1908), which he claimed to have transcribed from the Akashic Records during early-morning meditations over a period of years. Born in Ohio, he served as a chaplain during the Civil War and was later ordained as a minister in the Christian Church. The Aquarian Gospel, which portrays Jesus as having spent his "lost years" in India, Egypt, and other lands studying with spiritual masters, became an influential text in New Age and alternative religious circles throughout the twentieth century.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi_H._Dowling
Referenced in: Breath Of Life Christopathian, Brotherhood Los Angeles, Column, Interpreter Chicago, Joy, Modern Miracles, New Age, Suggestive Therapeutics
Dresser, Horatio Willis
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Referenced in: Higher Law, Higher Thought See, Journal Of Practical Metaphysics, Practical Ideals, Rincarnazione
du Prel, Carl
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Referenced in: Annali Dello Spiritismo In Italia, Initiation, Neos Pithagoras, Russkii Frank-Mason, Sphinx Leipzig, Ubersinnliche Welt, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
du Sacre-Coeur, Rayonnement Intellectuel
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Referenced in: Rayonnement Intellectuel, Regnabit
Dunlop, D.N.
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Referenced in: International Theosophist, Irish Theosophist, Theosophical News
Durville, Gaston
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Referenced in: Eudia, Forces Spirituelles, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Naturisme, Revue Du Psychisme Experimental, Revue Magnetique
Durville, H.
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Referenced in: Annee Occultiste Et Psychique, Echo De L Au-Dela, Eudia, Neos Pithagoras, Revista Universal Magnetismo Experimental Y Terapeutico, Revue Du Psychisme Experimental
Durville, Hector
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Referenced in: Chaine Magnetique, Eudia, Journal Du Magnetisme, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Naturisme, Revue Magnetique, Vie Mysterieuse
Durville, Henri
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Referenced in: Alliance Spiritualiste, Etoile D Orient, Eudia, Forces Spirituelles, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Naturisme, Nouveaux Horizons, Revue Du Psychisme Experimental, Rincarnazione
Eaves, Albert Osborne
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Referenced in: New Thought And Occult Review, Practical Psychologist London, Talisman
Ebertin, Elsbeth
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Referenced in: Ein Blick In Die Zukunft, Prana Leipzig, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Ebon, Martin
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Referenced in: Probe The Unknown, Spiritual Frontiers Fellowship, Tomorrow Garrett
Eddy, Mary Baker
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Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Christian Science Journal, Christian Science Sentinel, Column, East And West, Exodus, Guiding Star, Ideal Review, Master Mind, Metaphysician Brown, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Mind In Nature, Modern Thought, Radiant Centre, Unity
Ellis, Charles E.
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Referenced in: Hypnotic Magazine, Magazine Of Mysteries, Paragon Monthly
Engel, Leopold
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Referenced in: Initiates, Magazine Of Mysteries, Oriflamme, Theosophisches Leben, Ubersinnliche Welt, Universal Free Mason, Wahrheit-Sucher, Wort Dresden
Eschenmayer, Adolph Carl August
Adolph Carl August Eschenmayer (1768-1852) was a German physician, philosopher, and naturalist associated with the Naturphilosophie movement. A professor at the University of Tübingen, he wrote on animal magnetism, somnambulism, and the boundaries between psychology, philosophy, and the supernatural. His Mysterien des innern Lebens (1830) and other works influenced the development of German idealist psychology and contributed to early discussions of altered states of consciousness. He was a correspondent of Justinus Kerner and a significant figure in the German reception of mesmerism.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Carl_August_von_Eschenmayer
Referenced in: Archiv Fur Den Thierischen Magnetismus Halle, Zeitschrift Fur Psychische Aerzte
Evola, Julius
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Referenced in: Clypeus, Etudes Traditionnelles, Ignis, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Ultra Rome, Ur Krur
Fauvety, Charles
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Referenced in: Almanach Du Magiste, Anti-Materialiste, Bulletin De La Societe Scientifique Detudes Psychologiques, Cruz Piaui, Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Journal Du Magnetisme Durville, Paix Universelle, Revue Spirite
Ferrer, Jose Cembrano
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Referenced in: Revista Universal Magnetismo Experimental Y Terapeutico
Fillmore, Charles
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Referenced in: Life Kansas City, Mind Inc, Modern Thought, Psychic Observer, Unity
Fishbough, William
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Referenced in: Etincelle, Journal Of Progress, Spiritual Clarion, Spiritual Philosopher, Tiffanys Monthly, Univercoelum
Flower, Benjamin Orange
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Referenced in: Arena, Coming Age, International Metaphysical League, Our Home Rights, Psychical Review, Temple
Flower, Sydney Blanshard
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Referenced in: Goldfield Gossip, Hypnotic Magazine, Neue Gedanken, New Thought Chicago, Psychic Digest And Occult Review Of Reviews, Suggestive Therapeutics, Yogi Flower
Fortune, Dion
Dion Fortune (1890-1946), the pen name of Violet Mary Firth, was a British occultist, ceremonial magician, and author considered one of the most significant figures in the Western Mystery Tradition. After early involvement with the Alpha et Omega (a Golden Dawn offshoot), she founded the Fraternity of the Inner Light in 1924. Her most important theoretical works include The Mystical Qabalah (1935) and Psychic Self-Defense (1930), while her occult novels, particularly The Sea Priestess (1938), have been enduringly influential. She drew on psychology -- particularly the work of Freud and Jung -- to reinterpret ceremonial magic for a modern audience.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dion_Fortune
Referenced in: Astrosophie, Inner Light Fortune, Occult Digest, Ostara, Ruusu-Risti, Seer
Foulsham, W.
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Referenced in: Astrologer Powley, British Journal Of Astrology, Horoscope London, Moores Almanac, Old Moores Almanack, Old Moores Monthly Messenger
Fowler, L.N.
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Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Know Thyself, Phrenological Magazine Story, Popular Phrenologist
Fowler, Orson Squire
Orson Squire Fowler (1809-1887) was an American phrenologist, publisher, and reformer who, together with his brother Lorenzo and later his brother-in-law Samuel Roberts Wells, built the firm of Fowler & Wells into the leading American publisher of phrenological literature in the mid-nineteenth century. He edited the American Phrenological Journal from 1841 to 1855 and was a prolific lecturer and author on phrenology, sexuality, diet, and domestic architecture. His advocacy of octagonal house design in A Home For All (1848) briefly inspired an architectural movement.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orson_Squire_Fowler
Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Magnet
Frank, Henry
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Referenced in: Eltka, Ideal Review, Independent Thinker, Psychic Digest And Occult Review Of Reviews, Psychic Power, Psychological Herald Atlanta, Wings Of Truth
Fraternity, Esoteric
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Referenced in: Bible Review, Christian Esoteric, Esoteric, Natures Path Lust, Occult And Biological Journal
Fussell, J.H.
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Referenced in: Theosophical Forum Purucker, Theosophical Path, Theosophy, Universal Brotherhood
Gaze, Harry
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Referenced in: Adiramled, Column, Gleaner, Harbinger Of Dawn, How To Live Sebring, It, Life Culture, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, New Age, New Man, New Thought And Occult Review, Psychological Herald Atlanta, Soundview, Sunna Dagor Message, Wilfords Microcosm
George, Llewellyn
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Referenced in: Astro-Digest, Astrological Bulletina, Column, Horoscope Dell, Journal Of The Naa, National Astrological Journal, Occult Life Los Angeles, Occult Press Review, Occultist Los Angeles
Georgievitz-Weitzer, Demeter
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Referenced in: Pansophic Intellectualizer, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Gould, Sylvester Clark
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Referenced in: Adept, Essene, Gnostic, Herald Of The Golden Age, Hmnq, Immortality, Initiates, La France Antimaconnique, Life And Action, Mercury, Mind In Nature, Monthly Planet Reader, Morning Star, Occult Word, Oracle Boston, Philomathian, Plowshare And Pruning Hook, Prophet, Radix, Robacks Astrological Almanac, Rosicrucian Brotherhood, Shilohs Messenger Of Wisdom, Sphinx Boston, Star Of The Magi, Temple Artisan, Voice Of The Magi
Grumbine, J.C.F.
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Referenced in: Anubis Voisin, Column, Hypnotic Magazine, Immortality, Liberator Sfo, Nautilus, Out Of The Silence Voisin, Psychical Review, Spiritualist Monthly, Stellar Ray, Sunflower, Wings Of Truth
Guenon, Rene
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Referenced in: Annales Initiatiques, Aquarian Path, Aries Quarterly, Atlantis Le Cour, Bibliotheque Des Sciences Esoteriques, Bulletin Des Polaires, Etudes Traditionnelles, Eudia, Fraterniste, Ignis, Iniciacion Montevideo, Initiation, La Fleche, La France Antimaconnique, La Gnose, Oriflamme, Rayonnement Intellectuel, Regnabit, Reveil Des Albigeois, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Symbolisme, Tour Saint Jacques, Ur Krur, Voie Paris, Voile D Isis
Hall, Manly Palmer
Manly Palmer Hall (1901-1990) was a Canadian-born American author, lecturer, and mystic who founded the Philosophical Research Society in Los Angeles in 1934. His encyclopaedic work The Secret Teachings of All Ages (1928), first published when he was twenty-seven years old, surveyed the entire field of occultism, Freemasonry, Hermeticism, and mystery traditions and became one of the most widely read texts in the genre. Hall lectured and wrote prolifically on esoteric philosophy throughout a career spanning more than sixty years, producing over 150 books and 8,000 lectures.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manly_P._Hall
Referenced in: All-Seeing Eye, Fred Burrys Journal, Horizon Hall, Monthly Letter Hall, Phoenix, Wynns Astrology
Hardman, Harvey
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Referenced in: Divine Science Monthly, Divine Science Weekly, Mental Science Denver
Hargrove, E.T.
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Referenced in: Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Theosophical News, Theosophy
Harley, Fanny M.
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Referenced in: Mental Science Magazine, Neue Gedanken, Universal Truth
Harlowe, Marie
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Referenced in: Exploring The Unknown, Occult Digest, Sesamums, Telepathic Magazine Chicago
Harman, Moses
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Referenced in: American Journal Of Eugenics, Foundation Principles, Lucifer The Lightbearer, Phalanx, Temple Artisan
Harris, Thomas Lake
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Referenced in: Gnostic, Herald Of Light, Millenial Messenger, Mountain Cove Journal, Pleasure Boat, Problem Of Life, Shekinah, Spirit Messenger, Spiritual Herald, Spiritual Telegraph, Swedenborgian, Univercoelum, Worlds Advance Thought
Harrison, William Henry
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Referenced in: Psyche Harrison, Spiritual Magazine Memphis, Spiritual News, Spiritual Notes, Spiritual Times, Spiritualist
Hartmann, Franz
Franz Hartmann (1838-1912) was a German-American physician, Theosophist, and occult author who became one of the most prolific contributors to Theosophical literature in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. He spent several years at the Theosophical Society's headquarters in Adyar, India, and was closely associated with Helena Blavatsky. His many books include Magic, White and Black (1886), a biography of Jacob Boehme, and studies of Paracelsus and Rosicrucian philosophy. He also founded the short-lived Theosophical Society Aquarius in Germany.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Hartmann
Referenced in: Astrosophie, Beacon Bailey, Borderland, Broad Views, Broadcast, Cruz Astral, Eon Athens, Estudios Teosoficos Barcelona, Fra, Gnosis Vienna, Heraldo Rosacruz, Immortality, Lotus Rouge, Lotusbluten, Neue Lotusbluten, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Occult Digest, Occult Review, Occult Review Boston, Occultism Key Of Nature, Oriflamme, Ostara, Pansophic Intellectualizer, Pansophja, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Prana Leipzig, Psychische Studien, Reflejo Astral, Revista Teosofica Havana, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu, Rosa-Cruz, Saturn Gnosis, Seer, The Path, Theosophical Siftings, Theosophische Rundschau, Theosophischer Wegweiser, Theosophisches Leben, Theosophy, Ultra Rome, Wings Of Truth, Wort Dresden, Zum Licht
Hayden, W.R.
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Referenced in: Spirit World Hayden, Spiritual Age Boston, Spiritual Telegraph
Hazelrigg, John
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Referenced in: Azoth, Beacon Light, Channel, Hazelriggs Astrological Almanac, Light Of Truth, Metaphysical Magazine, Mind, Sphinx Boston
Heard, Gerald
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Referenced in: Clarion Call, Metaphysician Palatine, Sri Aurobindo Circle, Tomorrow Garrett, Vedanta And The West
Heindel, Max
Max Heindel (1865-1919), born Carl Louis von Grasshoff, was a Danish-American occultist and astrologer who founded the Rosicrucian Fellowship in 1909. After an early association with the Theosophical Society and study with Rudolf Steiner, he claimed to have received spiritual instruction from a "Elder Brother" of the Rosicrucian Order, the substance of which he published as The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception (1909). He established the Rosicrucian Fellowship's headquarters at Mount Ecclesia in Oceanside, California, where it remains today. He also wrote extensively on Christian astrology, developing an influential system linking astrology with esoteric Christianity.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Heindel
Referenced in: Alborea, Beacon Light, Demain, Echoes From Mount Ecclesia, Heraldo Rosacruz, Lemurian Ambassador, Mercury, Mitteilungen Der Rosenkreuzer Gemeinschaft, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, National Astrological Journal, New Age Interpreter, Occult Digest, Rays From The Rose Cross, Rosa-Cruz, Rosicrucian Fellowship, Rozekruis Heindel, Sesamums, Tempel, Union Espiritualista Americana
Heline, John Theodore
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Referenced in: Guiding Light New York, Immortality New York, New Age Interpreter
Heller, Arnold Krumm
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Referenced in: Ariel Colombia, Cruz Astral, Faro Oriental, Obrero Espirita, Reflejo Astral, Yoga Union
Henrion, Oscar
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Referenced in: Phare, Revue Belge Des Sciences Psychologiques, Revue Belge Du Spiritisme
Hines, Frank D
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Referenced in: Balance, Denver Metaphysician, Occidental Mystic And Occult, Self-Culture, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires
Hodgson, Geoffrey
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Referenced in: Ancient Wisdom, Fiat Lux, Heraldo Rosacruz, Theosophic Messenger All
Holler, Helmuth P.
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Referenced in: Hesperian Bard, Kalpaka, Lindlahr Magazine, Modern Miracles, Official Theomonistic Record, Oriental University Bulletin, Progress Chicago, Psychical Research Review
Hopkins, Emma Curtis
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Referenced in: Christian Science Journal, Christian Shelton, Divine Science Weekly, Flashes Of Truth Boston, Freedom, Life Kansas City, Master Mind, Mental Science Magazine, Mentation, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Modern Thought, Nautilus, Purdys Monthly, Unity, Universal Truth
Horoscope, Your Daily
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Referenced in: American Astrology, Horoscope Dell, Wynns Astrology
Hotchener, Marie R.
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Referenced in: Channel, Server Krishnamurti, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophist, World Theosophy
Howitt, William
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Referenced in: British Spiritual Telegraph, Christian Spiritualist Uk, Spiritual Magazine Uk, Spiritual Monthly, Spiritual Notes, Spiritual Times
Hubbard, Elbert
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Referenced in: Fra, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Nautilus, New World, New York Spiritualist Leader, Open Road, Stellar Ray
Hull, Moses
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Referenced in: Agitator, Better Way, Crucible, Foundation Principles, Harmonia, Lake Pepin Gazette, Light Of Truth, Lucifer The Lightbearer, Lyceum Banner Chicago, New Thought Hull, Progressive Thinker, Ray Palmers Forum, Religio Philosophical Journal, Spiritual Offering, Spiritual Reporter, Spiritual Republic, Spiritual Rostrum, Spiritualist At Work, Spiritualist Monthly, Universe Chicago, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly, Worlds Advance Thought
Innocente, Geraldine
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Referenced in: Bridge To Freedom Gi, Golden Dawn Taylor, Hope Gi, Mentor Florida, Ruby Focus, Spiritual Caravan, Thomas Printz Private Bulletin
Jacob, Zouave
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Referenced in: Almanach Theurgique, Lumiere Grange, Monde Invisible, Revue Theurgique, Union Magnetique
Jacquelin, Bernice H.
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Referenced in: Forum Of Psychic And Scientific Research, Spiritualist Monthly
Jamieson, W.F.
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Referenced in: Crucible, Foundation Principles, Lake Pepin Gazette, Spiritual Offering, Spiritual Reporter, Spiritual Republic, Spiritual Rostrum, Spiritualist At Work, Universe Chicago, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Jinarajadasa, C.
Curuppumullage Jinarajadasa (1875-1953) was a Sri Lankan Theosophist who served as the fourth President of the Theosophical Society (Adyar) from 1945 to 1953. Discovered as a child by Charles Webster Leadbeater in Colombo, he was educated in England and became a prolific Theosophical author and lecturer. His works include First Principles of Theosophy (1921) and numerous studies of occult chemistry and Theosophical history. He was known as a gifted linguist, translator, and artist within the Theosophical movement.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curuppumullage_Jinarajadasa
Referenced in: Boletin De La Sociedad Teosofica Espanola, Fiat Lux, Fraternidad Chile, Heraldo Rosacruz, Isis Lisbon, Iz Teozofskoga Svijeta, Loto Blanco, Revista Teosofica Uruguay, Teosofia En El Plata, Teosofo Adyar, Teozofija Zagreb, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophical Review, Theosophical Worker, Virya, World Theosophy, Yoga Union
Jogand-Pages, Marie-Joseph Gabriel Antoine
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Referenced in: Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Memoires Dune Ex-Palladiste
Johnson, Thomas Moore
Thomas Moore Johnson (1851-1919) was an American lawyer, Platonist, and editor who became one of the most important American proponents of Neoplatonism in the late nineteenth century. Based in Osceola, Missouri, he founded and edited The Platonist (1881-1888), a journal that published translations of and commentaries on Platonic and Neoplatonic texts by Thomas Taylor and others, and which attracted subscribers from the Theosophical circle, including Helena Blavatsky. He translated several Platonic works and corresponded with leading scholars on both sides of the Atlantic.
Referenced in: Bibliotheca Platonica, Light And Life, Platonist
Johnston, Charles
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Referenced in: Ideal Review, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Tsas Oriental Department
Jones, S.S.
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Referenced in: Little Bouquet, Religio Philosophical Journal, Spiritual Republic, Spiritualist At Work, Texas Spiritualist
Jounet, Albert
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Referenced in: Alliance Spiritualiste, Echo Du Merveilleux, Etoile, Force De La Verite, Reveil Des Albigeois, Spiritualisme Moderne, Voie Paris
Judge, William Q.
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Referenced in: Aryan Path, Beacon Bailey, Century Path, International Theosophist, Irish Theosophist, Lamp, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Pacific Theosophist, Platonist, Psychische Studien, Sophia Spain, Spirit Mothers Astraea, Temple Artisan, The Path, Theosophia, Theosophical Forum, Theosophical Forum Purucker, Theosophical Movement, Theosophical Quarterly, Theosophical Siftings, Theosophische Pfad, Theosophischer Wegweiser, Theosophisches Leben, Theosophy, Tsas Oriental Department, Ult, Vahan Blavatsky
Kardec, Allan
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Referenced in: Amor E Fe, Annali Dello Spiritismo In Italia, Aurora, Avenir, Criterio Espiritista, Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Echo Dalem-Tumulo, Eternidade, Galileen, Guia Recife, Licht Des Jenseits, Lumiere Grange, Lumiere Pour Tous, Nueva Idea Bogata, Polyanthea Spirita, Progres Spirite, Progres Spiritualiste, Regenerador Rio De Janeiro, Revelacion Buenos Aires, Revista Espirita Rio De Janeiro, Revista Espiritista Barcelona, Revista Spirita Da Sociedade Academica, Revista Spirita Parana, Revue Scientifique Et Morale De Spiritisme, Revue Spirite, Revue Spiritualiste, Ruche Spirite Bordelaise, Senda, Twee Werelden, Verdad Buenos Aires, Verdade
Keel, John A.
John A. Keel (1930-2009), born Alva John Kiehle, was an American journalist and ufologist best known as the author of The Mothman Prophecies (1975), his account of a series of anomalous sightings around Point Pleasant, West Virginia, in 1966-67. Influenced by Charles Fort and the broader Fortean tradition, Keel rejected the extraterrestrial hypothesis for UFOs in favour of a theory of "ultraterrestrials" -- non-human entities native to Earth operating in a dimension adjacent to ordinary reality. He contributed articles to Flying Saucer Review, Fate Magazine, and Saucer News, and was one of the principal popularisers of the Men in Black concept alongside Gray Barker. The Mothman Prophecies was adapted as a major film in 2002.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keel
Referenced in: Anomaly, Clypeus, Flying Saucer Review, Lumieres Dans La Nuit, Pursuit Situ
Keightley, Bertram
Bertram Keightley (1860-1944) was a British Theosophist who played a significant editorial role in the preparation of Helena Blavatsky's The Secret Doctrine (1888), working closely with his nephew Archibald Keightley to organise and edit the manuscript. He joined the Theosophical Society in the early 1880s and remained active in it for the rest of his life, serving in various administrative capacities. Blavatsky spent her final years in the Holland Park home he shared with Archibald.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertram_Keightley
Referenced in: Pilgrim, Prasnottara, Theosophical Review, Ultra Rome, Vahan Ts
Kellogg, John Harvey
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Referenced in: Battle Creek Idea, Good Health, Mind Cure And Science Of Life
Kerner, Justinus
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Referenced in: Archiv Fur Den Thierischen Magnetismus Halle, Beglaubigte Mittheilungen, Magikon Stuttgart, Neue Wissenschaft, Okkultistische Rundschau, Spiritual Universe, Twee Werelden, Ubersinnliche Welt
Kirk, Eleanor
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Referenced in: Balance, Christian Shelton, Eleanor Kirks Idea, Free Man Bangor, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, New Thought And Occult Review, Soundview, Stellar Ray, Thought Alameda, Wings Of Truth
Krishnamurti, J.
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Referenced in: Bulletin Internationale De Letoile, Estrella Madrid, Herald Of The Star, Heraldo Rosacruz, International Star Bulletin, Loto Blanco, Server Krishnamurti, Star, Ster In Het Oosten
Krumm Heller, Arnold
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Referenced in: Etoile D Orient, Gnose Rio, Luz Astral Chile, Rosa-Cruz, Rosa-Cruz Berlin
Larson, Christian Daa
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Referenced in: Cosmic World, Eternal Progress, Progress Magazine, Religious Science
Layne, Meade
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Referenced in: Fortean Society Magazine, Journal Of Borderland Research, Mind Digest, Round Robin, Voice From The Gallery
Leadbeater, C.W.
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Referenced in: American Occultist, Arohn, Australian Theosophist, Bulletin Ordre De Letoile Dorient, Channel, Divine Life, Fiat Lux, Fohat, Gnosi, Harmony Ponca City, Isis Lisbon, Mensageiro, Metaphysician Palatine, Mothers Occult Digest, Neue Gedanken, Pilgrim, Pitagoras Mexico, Reincarnation, Revista Teosofica Havana, Rincarnazione, Ruusu-Risti, Star Bulletin, Ster In Het Oosten, Teosofia En Lob-Nor, Teozofija Zagreb, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophic Voice, Theosophical Review, Theosophy In Australia, Theosophy In India, Ultra Rome, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires, Virya, Vrede, World Theosophy, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Leo, Alan
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Referenced in: Astrologer Powley, Astrologers Magazine Leo, Astrology Astrologers Quarterly, Astrosophie, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Seer, Seer And Celestial Reformer
Lewis, H. Spencer
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Annales Initiatiques, Channel, Column, Cosmic Dawn Los Angeles, Cromaat, Fudosi, Future Home Journal, Initiates And The People, Lemurian Ambassador, Modern Miracles, Modern Mystic, Mystic Triangle, New Liberator, Occidental Mystic And Occult, Occult Digest, Rosicrucian Digest, Rosicrucian Forum, Ruusu-Risti, Triangle, Twentieth Century Astrology, Yours Fraternally
Lewis, Harvey
Harvey Spencer Lewis (1883-1939) was an American occultist who founded the Ancient Mystical Order Rosae Crucis (AMORC) in 1915, the largest Rosicrucian organisation in the United States. He served as its first Imperator until his death. A prolific author and self-taught student of Egyptology, mysticism, and ancient philosophy, Lewis wrote extensively under the pen name "Raymund Andrea" and produced the Rosicrucian Manual and numerous other publications for AMORC. He moved the organisation's headquarters to San Jose, California, in 1927, where its Rosicrucian Park and Egyptian Museum remain today.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harvey_Spencer_Lewis
Referenced in: Future Home Journal
Lewis, Harvey Spencer
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Cromaat, Mystic Triangle, Rosicrucian Digest, Rosicrucian Forum, Triangle
Lippard, George
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Referenced in: Etincelle, Spirit Messenger, Spiritual Philosopher, Univercoelum, White Banner Lippard
Lust, Benedict
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Referenced in: Herald Of Health Lust, How To Live Sebring, Indian Naturopath, Natures Path Lust, Wort St Louis
Lutyens, Emily
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Referenced in: Bulletin Internationale De Letoile, Estrella Madrid, Herald Of The Star, International Star Bulletin
Mackay, Charles H.
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Referenced in: Esoteric, Oracle Boston, Rosicrucian Brotherhood, Temple
Marden, Orison Swett
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Referenced in: Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Nautilus, Success Magazine
Marsland, Agnes E.
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Referenced in: Etoile D Orient, O E Library Critic, Occult Press Review, Oriental Esoteric Society Bulletin, Radiant Centre, Radiant Truth
McIntyre, F.T.
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Future Home Journal, Modern Miracles
Mead, G.R.S.
George Robert Stow Mead (1863-1933) was a British author, editor, and Theosophist who served as private secretary to Helena Blavatsky during the last years of her life. A classical scholar by training, he became one of the leading translators and interpreters of Gnostic and Hermetic literature, producing translations of the Corpus Hermeticum, the Pistis Sophia, and other early texts. After leaving the Theosophical Society in 1909, he founded the Quest Society and edited its journal, The Quest (1909-1930). His studies of Gnosticism, particularly Fragments of a Faith Forgotten (1900), helped bring these traditions to a wider audience.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G._R._S._Mead
Referenced in: Beacon Bailey, Estudios Teosoficos Barcelona, Lucifer, Quest, Rincarnazione, Sophia Spain, Theosophical Review, Ultra Rome, Vahan Blavatsky, Vahan Ts
Meyer, Jean
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Referenced in: Bulletin De L Union Spirite Francaise, Cahiers Du Spiritisme, Revue Metapsychique, Revue Spirite, Your Personality
Militz, Annie Rix
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Referenced in: Christ Mind Rix, Flashes Of Truth Boston, International Metaphysical League, Master Mind, Mind, Nautilus, Unity, Universal Truth, Wort St Louis
Miller, Orlando Edgar
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Referenced in: Chapala Round Table, Mastery, Psychological Review Of Reviews
Morrell, Benjamin
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Referenced in: British Spiritual Telegraph, Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph
Morse, J.J.
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Referenced in: Daybreak, International Psychic Gazette, Lyceum Banner Liverpool, Seer And Celestial Reformer, Spiritual Review, Two Worlds
Moseley, James W.
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Referenced in: Nexus Moseley, Saucer News Moseley, Saucer News Non-Scheduled Newsletter Moseley, Saucer Sentinel, Saucer Smear Moseley, Saucerian Bulletin
Mulford, Prentice
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Referenced in: Doutrina, Eudia, Forces Mentales, Herald Of The Golden Age, Luz Y Union, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, New Thought And Occult Review, Rosa-Cruz, Source De Vie Eternelle, Spiritual Notes, White Cross, Zentralblatt Fur Okkultismus
Murillo, Manuel Navarro
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Referenced in: Luz Y Union, Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona
Mutze, Oswald
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Referenced in: Psychische Studien, Zeitschrift Fur Parapsychologie, Zeitschrift Fur Spiritismus
Nasse, Christian Friedrich
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Referenced in: Archiv Fur Den Thierischen Magnetismus Halle, Zeitschrift Fur Psychische Aerzte
Newbrough, John Ballou
John Ballou Newbrough (1828-1891) was an American dentist, spiritualist, and author who published Oahspe: A New Bible (1882), a voluminous religious text he claimed to have received through automatic typewriting over a period of fifty weeks. The text describes a complex cosmology of angelic hierarchies and the spiritual evolution of humanity and became the founding document of the Faithist movement. Newbrough later established a communal settlement called Shalam in New Mexico dedicated to raising orphaned children according to Oahspe principles.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ballou_Newbrough
Referenced in: Eclectic Medical Journal
Newton, Alonzo Eliot
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Referenced in: New Age Boston, New England Spiritualist, New Era, Soundview, Spiritual Age, Spiritual Age Boston, Spiritual Age New York, Spiritual Eclectic, Spiritual Telegraph, Una
Nichols, Mary Sargeant Gove
Mary Sargeant Neal Gove Nichols (1810-1884) was an American health reformer, hydropathist, author, and Spiritualist who was one of the pioneering voices for women's health and rights in mid-nineteenth-century America. She lectured widely on anatomy and physiology for women at a time when such topics were considered unsuitable subjects for female discussion, and advocated water cure, vegetarianism, and dress reform. With her second husband Thomas Low Nichols she co-authored Marriage: Its History, Character, and Results (1854), a controversial defence of free love. She later converted to Roman Catholicism and emigrated to England.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mary_Gove_Nichols
Referenced in: Herald Of Health Nichols, Nichols Monthly
Nichols, Thomas Low
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Referenced in: Freelight, Herald Of Health Nichols, Nichols Monthly
Noyes, John Humphrey
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Referenced in: American Socialist, Free Church Circular, Oneida Circular, Social Revolutionist
Old, Walter Richard
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Referenced in: Forecast, Luz Astral Chile, Vahan Blavatsky, Vahan Ts
Owen, Robert
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Referenced in: Christian Spiritualist Uk, Horoscope Zadkiel, Millennial Gazette, New World, Spirit World Hayden, Table Parlante, Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph
Palmer, Raymond A.
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Referenced in: 20th Century Times, Approach Sievers, Beyond Reality, Caveat Emptor, Clypeus, Fate Magazine, Flying Saucers Palmer, Hidden World Palmer, Maxin, Mystic Magazine Palmer, Ray Palmers Forum, Ray Palmers News Letter, Round Robin, Search Magazine, Shaver Mystery Club Letterzine, Shaver Mystery Magazine
Parkyn, Herbert A.
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Referenced in: Communication, Psychic Digest And Occult Review Of Reviews, Suggestion, Vanguard Wisconsin
Partridge, Charles
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Referenced in: Shekinah, Spiritual Age New York, Spiritual Clarion, Spiritual Telegraph, Sunbeam
Patterson, Charles Brodie
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Referenced in: Christian Shelton, Day New York, Fred Burrys Journal, Hypnotic Magazine, Library Of Health, Mind, Practical Ideals, Stellar Ray, Universal Truth
Peebles, J.M.
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Referenced in: American Spiritualist, Battle Creek Idea, Brain And Brawn, Freethinkers Magazine, Hindu Spiritual Magazine, International Psychic Gazette, La Courriere, Liberator Sfo, Light Of Truth, Lyceum Banner Chicago, Mind, Mountain Pine, New Age, Occult Detroit, Occult Review, Oriental University Bulletin, Our Home Rights, Progressive Age, Progressive Thinker, Psychic Observer, Psychological Review Of Reviews, Spiritual Magazine Memphis, Spiritual Republic, Spiritual Review, Temple Of Health, Universe Chicago
Peladan, Josephin
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Referenced in: Catalogue Du Salon De La Rose+croix, Etoile D Orient, Initiation, Kosmicke Rozhledy, La Rose Croix
Pelley, William Dudley
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Referenced in: American Occultist, Beacon Light, Bright Horizons, Divine Life, Equitist, Fortean Society Magazine, Galilean, Glass Hive, Immortality New York, Inner Life Akron, Intelligence, Lemurian Ambassador, Liberation, Mind Inc, New Liberator, Philosophers Stone, Purdys Monthly, Reality Pelley, Rosicrucian Forum, San Juan Record, Valor Pelley, Voice Of The I Am, Weekly Studies In Soulcraft
Phelon, W.P.
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Referenced in: Hbale Proceedings, Hermetist, Hmnq, Progressive Thinker, Swastika, The Path, Worlds Advance Thought
Prather, Elmer S.
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Modern Miracles, Twentieth Century Astrology
Price, Harry
Harry Price (1881-1948) was a British psychic researcher and author who became one of the most prominent paranormal investigators of the twentieth century. He is best known for his long investigation of Borley Rectory in Essex, which he labelled "the most haunted house in England," and for his exposures of fraudulent mediums, including spirit photographer William Hope. Price founded the National Laboratory of Psychical Research in London in 1926 and later the University of London Council for Psychical Investigation. While he claimed to debunk fraudulent phenomena, his own methods and honesty were themselves the subject of controversy after his death.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harry_Price
Referenced in: Astrologers Magazine, Astrosophie, Beyond, British Journal Of Psychical Research, Daybreak, National Laboratory Of Psychical Research, Revue Metapsychique, Seer, Spiritual News, Spiritual Notes, Sssp Budget, Tomorrow Garrett, Unknown World
Printz, Thomas
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Referenced in: Bridge To Freedom Gi, Hope Gi, Thomas Printz Private Bulletin
Rajagopal, D.
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Referenced in: Bulletin Internationale De Letoile, Estrella Madrid, Herald Of The Star, International Star Bulletin
Redgrove, H. Stanley
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Referenced in: Journal Of The Alchemical Society, Kalpaka, Metaphysical Magazine, Occult Review
Reuss, Theodor
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Referenced in: American Rosae Crucis, Annales Initiatiques, Eudia, Fudosi, Ignis, Kalpaka, Kneph, Lotusbluten, Magazine Of Mysteries, New Thought And Occult Review, Oriflamme, Pansophic Intellectualizer, Pansophja, Prophet, Reveil Des Albigeois, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Rosa-Cruz, Soleil Mystique, Sphinx Leipzig, Temple Mystique, Theosophical Forum Purucker, Theosophischer Wegweiser, Theosophisches Leben, Ubersinnliche Welt, Universal Free Mason, Ur Krur, Wort Dresden
Revel, Gaston
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Referenced in: Annales Theosophiques, Bulletin Ordre De Letoile Dorient, L Affranchi, Message Theosophique, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu
Rhine, Joseph Banks
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Referenced in: Journal Of Parapsychology, Neue Wissenschaft, Tomorrow Garrett
Rhine, Louisa E.
Louisa Ella Rhine (1891-1983) was an American parapsychologist and author who worked alongside her husband J. B. Rhine at the Duke University Parapsychology Laboratory. While J. B. Rhine focused on experimental work, Louisa Rhine concentrated on collecting and analysing spontaneous case reports of psychic experiences submitted by members of the public, eventually amassing tens of thousands of cases. Her books, including Hidden Channels of the Mind (1961) and ESP in Life and Lab (1967), helped bring parapsychology to a general readership.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Louisa_E._Rhine
Referenced in: Journal Of Parapsychology
Richardson, John E.
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Referenced in: Christliche Theosophie, East And West, Great Work In America, Life And Action, Lindlahr Magazine, Mitteilungen Des Gral-Ordens, Mitteilungen Des Neuen Gral-Ordens, New Man, Progressive Thinker, To You, Whisper
Robinson, Frank B.
Frank Bruce Robinson (1886-1948) was a Canadian-born American founder of Psychiana, one of the first large-scale mail-order religious movements in the United States. Operating from Moscow, Idaho, Robinson built a global movement in the 1930s and 1940s by advertising widely in popular magazines and sending lesson booklets to subscribers who enrolled in his "God Power" course by mail. At its peak Psychiana claimed millions of students across 67 countries. Robinson was also the publisher of Psychiana News and author of numerous books promoting his faith in a direct, personal experience of God.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frank_B._Robinson
Referenced in: Fred Burrys Journal, Mind Inc, Psychiana, Sanctuary Syracuse
Roca, Abbe Paul
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Referenced in: Anti-Materialiste, Etoile, Initiation, Lotus Rouge, Revue Des Hautes Etudes, Revue Theosophique Lotus Bleu
Rogers, L.W.
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Referenced in: Ancient Wisdom, Column, Modern Miracles, Theosophic Messenger All
Romero, Israel Rojas
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Referenced in: Ariel Colombia, Rosa-Cruz, Union Espiritualista Americana
Roustaing, B.
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Referenced in: Lumiere Pour Tous, Revista Da Sociedade Academica, Revista Espirita Rio De Janeiro, Senda
Royo, Antonia Martinez
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Referenced in: Constancia, Luz Astral Chile, Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Teosofia En El Plata, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires
Schlesinger, Julia
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Referenced in: Carrier Dove, Liberator Sfo, Light Of Truth, Philomathean Chaney
Sedir, Paul
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Referenced in: Almanach Du Magiste, Bibliotheque Des Sciences Esoteriques, Curiosite, Eudia, Initiation, Mysteria, Nouveaux Horizons, Psyche Paris, Reveil Des Albigeois, Revue Du Spiritualisme Moderne, Voile D Isis
See, Evelyn Arthur
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Referenced in: Higher Law, Higher Thought See, Interpreter Chicago, Mind, New Man, Our Home Rights, Realization, Religion
Segno, A. Victor
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Referenced in: Attainment, Balance, Hypnotic Magazine, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, Segnogram
Sheerin, Robert
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Referenced in: Psychic Digest And Occult Review Of Reviews, Wings Of Truth
Sinnett, A.P.
Alfred Percy Sinnett (1840-1921) was a British journalist and Theosophist whose close correspondence with the Mahatmas Koot Hoomi and Morya -- the adepts claimed by Blavatsky as her teachers -- produced the celebrated "Mahatma Letters." As editor of The Pioneer in Allahabad, India, he met Blavatsky and Olcott in 1879 and quickly became a leading Theosophist. His books The Occult World (1881) and Esoteric Buddhism (1883) were among the first popular presentations of Theosophical doctrine and attracted thousands of recruits to the movement. After returning to England he became president of the London Lodge of the Theosophical Society.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._P._Sinnett
Referenced in: Broad Views, Camp-Meeting Guide, Loto Blanco, Revue Des Hautes Etudes, Theosophical Review, Theosophical Siftings, Ultra Rome, Unknown World, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires
Sizer, Nelson
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Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Practical Phrenologist New York
Smith, Robert Cross
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Referenced in: Astrologer Nineteenth Century, Horoscope Zadkiel, Spirit Of Partridge, Straggling Astrologer, Urania Aldersgate
Smythe, Albert E.S.
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Referenced in: Canadian Theosophist, Lamp, Theosophic Messenger All, Theosophy
Soler, Amalia Domingo
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Referenced in: El Buen Sentido, Iris De Paz Huesca, Luz Del Porvenir, Luz Y Union
Sorondo, Alejandro
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Referenced in: Philadelphia Buenos Aires, Radiant Truth, Teosofia En El Plata, Verdad Ts Buenos Aires
Stanton, Elizabeth Cady
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Referenced in: Alpha, Freethinkers Magazine, Mind, Open Court, Una
Steiner, Rudolf
Rudolf Steiner (1861-1925) was an Austrian philosopher, occultist, social reformer, and architect who founded Anthroposophy, a spiritual movement with roots in Theosophy and German idealist philosophy. After leading the German section of the Theosophical Society from 1902, he broke with Annie Besant and the Theosophists in 1912-13 to establish the Anthroposophical Society. His comprehensive spiritual science addressed education (Waldorf schools), agriculture (biodynamics), medicine (anthroposophic medicine), architecture, and the arts. His major esoteric works include Theosophy (1904), Knowledge of the Higher Worlds (1904), and Occult Science: An Outline (1910).
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolf_Steiner
Referenced in: Anthroposophie Utrecht, Cruz Del Sur, Drieledige Indeeling Utrecht, Echoes From Mount Ecclesia, Gnosis Vienna, Mensch En Kosmos, Mercury, Mitteilungen Des Gral-Ordens, Modern Mystic, New York Echo, Occult Digest, Prana Leipzig, Rays From The Rose Cross, Rosa-Cruz
Swarts, A.J.
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Referenced in: Better Way, Light Of Ages, Light Of Messiah, Logos Chicago, Mental Science Magazine, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, New Man, Radical Spiritualist, Temple Of Health
Swarts, Andrew J.
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Referenced in: Mental Science Magazine, Mind Cure And Science Of Life
Taxil, Leo
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Referenced in: Diable Au Xixe Siecle, Franc-Maconnerie Demasquee, La France Antimaconnique, Luz Astral Buenos Aires, Memoires Dune Ex-Palladiste, Revue Internationale Des Societes Secretes, Revue Mensuelle Religieuse
Teed, Cyrus R.
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Referenced in: Flaming Sword, Guiding Star, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Morning Star, Plowshare And Pruning Hook
Thomas, A.
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Referenced in: Bibliotheque Des Sciences Esoteriques, Bulletin De La Societe Detudes Psychiques De Nancy
Thomas, John
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Referenced in: Occult Magazine Hbl, Occultist Hbl, Seer And Celestial Reformer
Tiffany, Joel
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Referenced in: Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Spiritual Clarion, Tiffanys Monthly
Tingley, Katherine A.
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Referenced in: Blatter Fur Universale Bruderschaft, Blavatsky Association Proceedings, Century Path, Eclectic Theosophist, Fra, Hesperia, International Theosophist, Light Of Messiah, Neue Lotusbluten, New Outlook Ncf, New Way, Pacific Theosophist, Raja Yoga Messenger, Spirit Mothers Astraea, Temple Artisan, Theosophia, Theosophical Forum, Theosophical Forum Purucker, Theosophical News, Theosophical Path, Theosophical Quarterly, Theosophische Forum, Theosophische Pfad, Theosophische Warte, Theosophisches Leben, Theosophy, Ult, Universal Brotherhood
Todd, Benjamin
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Referenced in: Banner Of Progress, Foundation Principles, Spiritual Reporter
Toohey, John H.W.
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Referenced in: Christian Spiritualist, Crucible, Foundation Principles, Spiritual Analyst, Spiritual Monthly, Spiritual Rostrum
Torres-Solanot, Antonio
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Referenced in: Criterio Espiritista, Espiritista Madrid, Revista De Estudios Psicologicos Barcelona, Revue Spirite
Towne, Elizabeth
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Referenced in: Advanced Thought Chicago, Magazine Of Mysteries, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, New Thought Chicago, Radiant Centre, Sunna Dagor Message
Tuttle, Hudson
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Referenced in: American Spiritualist, Banner Of Light, Better Way, Chimes, Golden Way, Light Of Truth, Little Bouquet, Present Age, Present Era, Progressive Thinker, Spiritual Magazine Memphis, Spiritual Republic, Spiritual Telegraph, Texas Spiritualist, Two Worlds Dixon
Tyner, Paul
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Referenced in: Arena, Coming Light, Eltka, Expression, Free Man Bangor, Humanitarian, Humanitarian Review, International Metaphysical League, Mastery, Mercury Sfo, Metaphysical Magazine, Mind, Neue Gedanken, Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, Psychological Review Of Reviews, Radiant Centre, Temple, Weltmers Magazine, Wings Of Truth
Varley, John
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Referenced in: Astrologer Nineteenth Century, Phrenological Magazine Story, Straggling Astrologer, Urania Aldersgate
von Esenbeck, Christian Gottfried Nees
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Referenced in: Archiv Fur Den Thierischen Magnetismus Halle
von Vay, Baroness Adelma
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Referenced in: Licht Des Jenseits, Reflexionen Aus Der Geisterwelt
Vulliaud, Paul
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Referenced in: Annee Occultiste Et Psychique, Echo Du Merveilleux, Entretiens Idealistes, Ignis, Initiation
Wadia, B.P.
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Referenced in: Aryan Path, Faro Oriental, Theosophic Gleaner, Theosophical Movement
Wagner, Edward A.
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Referenced in: Horoscope Dell, Journal Of The Naa, National Astrological Journal
Waisbrooker, Lois
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Referenced in: Angel Drummer, Better Way, Carrier Dove, Clothed With The Sun, Crucible, Dr Footes Health Monthly, Foundation Principles, Gnostic, Irradiacion Madrid, Liberator Sfo, Liberty, Lucifer The Lightbearer, Moonly Voice, Present Age, Purdys Monthly, Soundview, Spirit Mothers Astraea, Spiritual Reporter, Spiritual Republic, Texas Spiritualist, To-Morrow, Una, Word Princeton
Waite, Arthur Edward
Arthur Edward Waite (1857-1942) was a British poet, mystic, and author who was one of the most prolific and influential writers on occultism and Western esotericism of his era. An early member of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, he later founded his own Independent and Rectified Rite. He is best known to the general public as co-creator of the Rider-Waite Tarot (1909), designed with artist Pamela Colman Smith, which became the most widely used tarot deck in the English-speaking world. His scholarly works include The Pictorial Key to the Tarot (1910), A New Encyclopaedia of Freemasonry (1921), and studies of Kabbalah, Rosicrucianism, and mysticism.
Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A._E._Waite
Referenced in: Aryan Path, Horlicks Magazine, Memoires Dune Ex-Palladiste, Occult Digest, Occult Review, Occult Word, Quest, Shrine Of Wisdom, Theosophical Siftings, Unknown World
Warrington, A.P.
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Referenced in: Mothers Occult Digest, Server Krishnamurti, Theosophic Messenger All
Weltmer, Sidney Abram
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Referenced in: Christian Shelton, Inner Circle Wells, Magnetic Journal Weltmer, Weltmer Journal, Weltmerism, Weltmers Magazine
Wilcox, Ella Wheeler
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Referenced in: Aletheian, Anubis Voisin, Astrological Review Aga, Beacon Bailey, Channel, Column, Dawn Sfo, East And West, Exodus, Hindu Spiritual Magazine, Immortality, It, Light Of India, Light Of Reason Allen, Lindlahr Magazine, Mastery, Mercury Sfo, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Mystic Light Library Bulletin, Nautilus, Neue Gedanken, New Age, New Californian, New Thought Chicago, Our Home Rights, Practical Ideals, Psychic Century, Radiant Life, Rays From The Rose Cross, Revista De Estudios Psiquicos Chile, Segnogram, Stellar Ray, Super-Psychology, Telepathic Magazine Chicago, Theosophic Messenger All, Vanguard Wisconsin
Wilder, Alexander
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Referenced in: American Phrenological Journal, Bibliotheca Platonica, Century Path, Dream Investigator, Hmnq, Ideal Review, Metaphysical Magazine, Mind, Platonist, Psychological Review, Rosicrucian Brotherhood, Theosophy, Ubersinnliche Welt, Universal Brotherhood, Weltmers Magazine, Wise Man, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly, Word Percival
Williams, John Shoebridge
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Referenced in: Christian Spiritualist, Spiritual Manifestations
Wilmans, Helen
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Referenced in: Advanced Thought Chicago, Business Philosopher, Carrier Dove, Christian Shelton, Fred Burrys Journal, Free Man Bangor, Freedom, Gnostic, Higher Thought See, Independent Thinker, It, Mind Cure And Science Of Life, Neue Gedanken, New Man, New Thought And Occult Review, Practical Ideals, Religion, Weltmers Magazine, Wings Of Truth, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Wood, Ernest E.
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Referenced in: Fiat Lux, Fraternidad Chile, Higher Law, New Outlook Ncf
Wood, News E.
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Referenced in: Betieros Oriental Mysteries, Macdonalds Farmers Almanac, New Man, Philomathian, Star Of The Magi, Wings Of Truth
Woodhull, Victoria C.
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Referenced in: Common Sense, Crucible, Dawn Sfo 1872, Foundation Principles, Gnostic, Humanitarian, Humanitarian Review, Spiritual Reporter, Spiritualist At Work, Woodhull And Claflins Weekly
Yarker, John
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Referenced in: Borderland, Hmnq, Ignis, Kneph, Lucis Magazine, New York Echo, Oriflamme, Rosicrucian Brotherhood, Seer And Celestial Reformer, Soleil Mystique, Swastika Amsterdam, Temple Mystique, Universal Masonry, Wort Dresden
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