HORUS was the _mediator_, who was buried three days, was regenerated, and triumphed over the evil principle. The word HERI, in Sanscrit, means _Shepherd_, as well as _Saviour_. CRISHNA is called _Heri_, as JESUS called Himself the _Good Shepherd_. [Hebrew: הור], _Khūr_, means an aperture of a window, a cave, or the eye. Also it means white. In Syriac, [Symbols]. [Hebrew: הר] also means an opening, and noble, free-born, high-born. [Hebrew: הרם], KHURM means consecrated, devoted; in Æthiopic [Symbols] It is the name of a city, [_Josh_. xix. 38]; and of a man, [_Ezr_. ii. 32, x. 31; _Neh_. iii. 11]. [Hebrew: היהה], _Khirah_, means nobility, a noble race. Buddha is declared to comprehend in his own person the essence of the Hindu Trimurti; and hence the tri-literal monosyllable _Om_ or _Aum_ is applied to him as being essentially the same as Brahma-Vishnu-Siva. He is the same as Hermes, Thoth, Taut, and Teutates. One of his names is Heri-maya or Her-maya, which are evidently the same name as Hermes and Khirm or Khūrm. Heri, in Sanscrit, means _Lord_. A learned Brother places over the two symbolic pillars, from right to left, the two words [Symbols] and [Symbols] [Hebrew: יהו] and [Hebrew: בעל], IHU and BAL: followed by the hieroglyphic equivalent, [Hieroglyphic: ] of the Sun-God, Amun-ra. Is it an accidental coincidence, that in the name of each murderer are the two names of the Good and Evil Deities of the Hebrews; for _Yu-bel_ is but _Yehu-Bal_ or _Yeho-Bal?_ and that the three final syllables of the names, _a, o, um_, make A.U.M. the sacred word of the Hindoos, meaning the Triune-God, Life-giving, Life-preserving, Life-destroying: represented by the mystic character [Mystic Character: Y]. The genuine _Acacia_, also, is the thorny tamarisk, the same tree which grew up around the body of Osiris. It was a sacred tree among the Arabs, who made of it the idol Al-Uzza, which Mohammed destroyed. It is abundant as a bush in the Desert of Thur: and of it the "crown of thorns" was composed, which was set on the forehead of Jesus of Nazareth. It is a fit type of immortality on account of its tenacity of life; for it has been known, when planted as a door-post, to take root again and shoot out budding boughs over the threshold. * * * * *