| Astrology, 257:thing to the Hierarchy and another thing to the astronomers and still another thing to theAstrology, 300:in the names given to the various stars by astronomers down the ages than has yet been realized,Atom, 46:electron [46] to the atom. We have been told by astronomers that our entire system is probablyAtom, 152:books, and seek to ascertain whether [152] astronomers say that this is so, we shall meet with aAtom, 152:contradictory opinion; we shall find that some astronomers say that within the Pleiades is aAtom, 152:this flatly contradicted. We shall find some astronomers talking about "star-drift," and sayingAtom, 152:to our solar system. Towards these views modern astronomers as yet hold an agnostic attitude, andAtom, 152:here is that a topic upon which scientists and astronomers are divided, yet which is nevertheless aBethlehem, 63:Orion, called "The Three Kings" by oriental astronomers, was in proximity; therefore theFire, 567:of that greater system (recognized by all astronomers), of which we form a part, and seven lawsFire, 834:to metaphysicians, scientists and astronomers. War wages cosmically as yet between the systemicFire, 1262:in etheric matter. It is consequently ignored by astronomers, though its influence is exceedinglyHercules, 10:God makes its sweep around the zodiac which, the astronomers tell us, takes approximatelyHercules, 88:Praesepe, the manger, [88] called by modern astronomers, "the beehive". The latter is a marvellousHercules, 219:two thousand years before the birth of Christ, astronomers tell us, the sun passed into the signHercules, 219:of the new age which was upon them. Again the astronomers tell us that, when Christ was born inHercules, 220:two hundred years. We are informed by the astronomers that we began to transit into that sign about |
