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sinnett (noun) - A type of cord or rope made of strong fibers, commonly used in sailing and boating
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- A surname.
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Sinnett was left without any direct heirs.
Letters from mahatmas formed the basis of two theosophical books by Sinnett.
Sinnett takes the liberty to express his belief that his knowledge is certainly true.
Traveling is good for Sinnett.
CBS News reported that Sinnett did not appear to know that he was being recorded.
By this way Judge succeded where Sinnett failed.
Washington wrote that Blavatsky with Sinnett and his wife Patience has been in sincere friendship.
Clive Rattigan had become the owner of The Pioneer of which Sinnett was editor.
Sinnett used the material in the letters to write The Occult World and Esoteric Buddhism.
Pralaya is described by Sinnett as a type of sleep, rest, or a time of inactivity.
Sinnett argues that esoteric teaching " be most conveniently studied in its Buddhist aspect.
In the fifth chapter of his book, Sinnett explains the fate of man after death.
Dr. Sinnett and his team are currently studying this phenomenon.
CXLIII is written in pencil at the top center, probably by Sinnett or Barker.
Mr. Sinnett regarded that he maintained his touch with the Master throughout his life.
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Respectfully submitted for the consideration of Mr. Sinnett.
Sinnett was interested in forming an Anglo-Indian Branch of the Society.
Respectfully submitted to the consideration of Mr. Sinnett.
Back in London, Sinnett became acquainted with the Edensor family.
It entered the English language in the 1880s via the works of theosophist Alfred Sinnett.
That is what Mr. Sinnett called “ giving allegiance to the higher self ”.
Mr. Sinnett put forward this desire.
But Mr. Sinnett still maintained the same attitude, to the end.
Mr. Sinnett and Hume are exceptions.
