The Religion of the Veda: The Ancient Religion of India (from Rig-Veda to Upanishads) c12.47

c12.47

Talmud, 209, 215, 222 *Tapas*, "creative fervor," 237 *Tat tvam asi*, "Thou art the That," 233, 269, 275 Tauler, John, a mystic, 281 Teacher and pupil, 188, 286 Tel-el-Amarna, cuneiform tablets of, 11, 135 Temples, absence of, 89 Terrestrial gods, 92 Theosophy, beginnings of, 208, 215, 219; time of its appearance, 209 *ff.*, 221; place where it originated, 212 *ff.*; its authors, 219, 227; chronology of, 233 Thor (Donar), 111 Thrita and Āthwya, 146 Thugs, sect of, 9 Thunder, god of, 111, 148 "Time," "Father Time," personified, 245 Totemism, 138 *ff.*, 256 Transcendental gods, 244 Translucent gods, 96, 166 *ff.* Transmigration of souls, 3, 57, 211 *ff.*, 224, 247; origin and explanation of, 254 *ff.*; date of, 257; Western estimate of, 261 *ff.*; release from, 258 Transparent gods, 93–96, 151 *ff.* Trita Āptya, 146 Truth and untruth, 128 Tuisto, father of Mannus, 140 Tulādhāra, a low-caste theosopher, 225 Tvashtar, 91, 141, 240 "Twilight of the gods," 98, 230