| Atom, 36:or of protyle. Protyle was a word coined by Sir William Crookes, and is defined by him as follows:Atom, 40:us hope for is a reality. In an address given by Sir Clifford Allbut, President of the BritishAtom, 41:- The Evolution of Substance In the year 1895, Sir William Crookes, one of our greatest scientists,Atom, 78:as possible toward that which has been called by Sir William Crookes "protyle," or that which liesAutobiography, 17:aunt Dora, married Brian Barttelot, brother of Sir Walter Barttelot of Stopham Park, Pulborough,Autobiography, 17:liked and understood each other. Brian (Admiral Sir Brian Barttelot) only passed over two years agoAutobiography, 18:sometimes called in Scotland), the eldest son of Sir William Maxwell, but her husband, my UncleAutobiography, 18:My grandmother was Anne Fairbairn, daughter of Sir William Fairbairn and niece of Sir PeterAutobiography, 18:daughter of Sir William Fairbairn and niece of Sir Peter Fairbairn. My great-grandfather, SirAutobiography, 18:of Sir Peter Fairbairn. My great-grandfather, Sir William, was, I believe, a partner of Watts (ofAutobiography, 19:rich men and both gained titles. You will find Sir William Fairbairn's name in Webster's DictionaryAutobiography, 19:Fairbairn's name in Webster's Dictionary and Sir Peter's memory is perpetuated in a statue in aAutobiography, 24:having been built in the time of Queen Anne by Sir William Temple. He it was who introduced tulipsAutobiography, 24:its windows and trying to picture the scene as Sir William Temple must have seen it - with itsAutobiography, 29:person who always gave me understanding was Sir William Gordon of Earlston. He was not a bloodAutobiography, 96:of Scotland deaconesses. She was a sister of Sir William Maxwell of Cardoness Castle andAutobiography, 98:boat. When I got back to London I went to see Sir Alfred Schofield, brother of Theo Schofield, andAutobiography, 211:Tibetan would it mean anything to you?" "Yes, sir," I said, "it would mean a great deal." "Well,Autobiography, 227:Suddha Dharma Mandala. It had been founded by Sir Subra Maniyer. It was an occult order ofAutobiography, 228:a letter from a member of the group saying that Sir Subra Maniyer was dead and that my book ABethlehem, 188:at this time." (The Supreme Spiritual Ideal, by Sir Radhakrishnan, Hibbert Journal, October 1936.)Intellect, 76:and a guided intuition to do this. Did Sir James Jeans have a glimpse of this when he said:Intellect, 76:out of their space-time wrappings." - Jeans, Sir James, The Universe Around Us, page 339. Soul, 59:the Eastern theory? No less a scientist than Sir Isaac Newton accepts the universal medium of etherSoul, 63:pp. 182, 183. Coming again to modern times Sir William Barrett said: "The universe presents us withSoul, 63:principle, the origination of force." - Barrett, Sir William, On the Threshold of the Unseen, p.Soul, 64:and it is interesting to note in this connection Sir William Barrett's threefold enumeration ofSoul, 64:of "physical, vital and intellectual." Sir Oliver Lodge, though often criticized for his views asSoul, 64:an ether body: the two are coexistent." - Lodge, Sir Oliver, Ether and Reality, pp. 161, 162. HeSoul, 66:its having many unsuspected functions." - Lodge, Sir Oliver, Ether, Matter and the Soul, HibbertSoul, 92:the Shiv-Samhita and the Shatchakra Nirupanam. Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) has done much,Soul, 95:matter may pass into another." - Avalon,Arthur (Sir John Woodroffe), The Serpent Power, p. 89. InSoul, 96:sought to construct the world." - Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p 167.Soul, 96:dissociates before our eyes." - Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p. 170. Soul, 100:other form of Power proceeds." - Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p. 207.Soul, 105:in its aspect as Prana." - Avalon, Arthur (Sir John Woodroffe), The Serpent Power, p. 3. These twoSoul, 159:Principles of Tantra (2 Vols.), Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe) Raja Yoga, Swami Vivekananda TheSoul, 159:Vivekananda The Serpent Power, Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe) Shakti and Shakta, Sir JohnSoul, 159:Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe) Shakti and Shakta, Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) ShatchakraSoul, 159:Britannica (13th Edition) Ether and Reality, Sir Oliver Lodge The Garland of Letters, Sir JohnSoul, 159:Sir Oliver Lodge The Garland of Letters, Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) The Human Atmosphere,Soul, 160:Michael Pupin On the Threshold of the Unseen, Sir William Barrett Pagan and Christian Creeds, |
