I-A |
Circle of the Twelve Nameless Points, and the Four Spheres |
I-B |
The Earth Sphere and the Four Worlds |
I-C |
The Invisible Physical World or Realm of Permanence; and the Temporal Human World |
I-D |
The Physical Plane, and its Four States of Matter |
I-E |
The Solid State of Matter and its Four Substates |
II-A |
The Units |
II-B |
An Unbalanced Unit on the Nature-Side |
II-C |
A Balanced Unit of the Perfect Body |
II-D; E |
The Units on the Nature-Side |
II-F |
Pre-Chemistry |
II-G; H |
The Eternal Order of Progression |
III |
The Fourfold Physical Human Body |
IV-A |
The Lines of a Thought |
IV-B |
Sense-Government and Self-Government |
V-A |
The Triune Self, its Three Parts and Seven Minds |
V-B |
The Triune Self of the Human; its Three Atmospheres, and the Physical Atmosphere |
V-B, a |
The Triune Self Complete, and its Perfect Physical Body |
V-C |
The Three Orders of Intelligences, and the Seven Faculties of an Intelligence |
V-D |
A Re-existing Doer Portion and its After-Death States. The Breath-form during these States |
VI-A, a |
The Cerebro-Spinal Nervous System. The Human Brain |
VI-A, b; c; d |
The Spinal Cord and Nerves, and Spinal Column |
VI-B |
Ramifications of the Sympathetic Nervous System |
VI-C |
The Principal Tracts of the Two Systems, and the Paths of the Lunar and the Solar Germs |
VI-D |
Diagrammatic Sketch of the Perfect, Sexless, Immortal, Physical Body |
VI-E |
Skeleton of Human Body, showing Sternum |
VII-A |
The Zodiac |
VII-B |
The Zodiac, within the Circle of the Twelve Nameless Points |
VII-C |
The Broken and Extended Zodiac |
VII-D |
Horizontals, Perpendiculars and Opposites |
VII-E; F |
The Monad and the Dyads |
VII-G |
The Triads |
VII-H; J |
The Tetrads |
VII-K |
The Pentads |
VII-L |
The Hexads |