An Encyclopaedia of Occultism

From Abracadabra to the Zohar: the classic 1920 reference to every occult science, seance trick, demon, alchemist and secret society — 2,000+ entries, all here.

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Yadageri

the science of inducing rain and snow by means of enchantment. (See Siberia.) Yaksha or Jak: A species of Indian fiend or imp. Says Mr…

Yauhahu

A spirit. (See American Indians.) Yeats, William Butler: Irish Author and Mystic. William Butler Yeats was born at Dublin in 1866, his…

Yetziratie World

(See Kabala.) Yoga, meaning "union," is applied in theosophy to assistance rendered to evolutionary process. The theosophical idea of…

Yorkshire Spiritual Telegraph

Spiritualistic Journal. (See Spiritualism.) Young, Brigham: (See America U.S. of.) Z his father's death putting him in possession of some…

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