Match the items on the right to the items on the left.

Theosophy	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Adept	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Animal Soul	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Atlantean	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Besant, Annie	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Devachan	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Devas	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
H.P.B.	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Koot Hoomi	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Krishnamurti	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Leadbeater, C. W	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions
Mahatma	??? Persons who have been freed from their bodily prisons and are now in the world of the mind Successor to founder Helena Blavatsky; announced in 1906 that Krishnamurti, whom she reared as a child, is the Messiah Theosophist’s heaven In Theosophy, one of the adepts who gave revelations to founder Madame Blavatsky A being from the spirit world who communicates revelations; also called Bodhisattva or Mahatma 2nd of three levels thus far reached in human evolution Supposed Messiah figure in Theosophy who later renounced his role Founder of Theosophy; incorporated occultic and eastern beliefs and practices together Common designation in Theosophy for founder Helena P. Blavatsky 4th principle of human nature; majority of people alive today are at this level In Theosophy, an adept, a being from the spirit world who communicates through spiritually receptive living persons. Along with Annie Besant, succeeded Helena Blavatsky in directing the Theosophical movement Literally “wisdom of God”; founded 1875 by Helena Blavatsky and attempts to expound on wisdom of God found in all religions