Theosophic Mission: A righteous objective, inspired or directed by The Creator, usually charged to one imbued with divine wisdom and a special gift for abnormal control over natural forces. Principally, the original ‘Theosophic Mission’, commonly known as ‘The Mission’, was that given by God to Amzer on his anointment.

Theurgy: A beneficial magical science practiced by the early Egyptian Neoplatonists. A system of white magic, or a supernatural or divine agency of good spirits, especially in human affairs.

Thor: God of thunder in many branches of Paganism and Germanic mythology. Son of Odin and Jord, he was consistently depicted with a fearsome appearance, but was considered a great protector against evil by many. It was believed that during a thunderstorm, Thor rode through the heavens on a chariot pulled by the goats Tanngrisni and Tanngnost.

Threepenny Hex: A 'threepenny bit' or 'threepence', was until 1971 when Britain adopted the decimal currency system, a distinctive small chunky eight sided brass coloured coin, worth three old pennies.