Sat B'Hai
A Hindu society, the object of which was the study and development of Indian philosophy. It was so called after the bird Malacocersis Grisis, which always flies by sevens. It was introduced into England about the year 1872 by Major J. H. Lawrence Archer. It had seven descending degrees, each of seven disciples, and seven ascending degrees of perfection, Ekata or Unity. It ceased to be necessary on the establishment of the Theosophical Society.