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|term=Dudaim | |term=Dudaim | ||
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|description=The ''Atropa Mandragova ''plant is mentioned in ''Genesis, ''XXX., 14, and in ''Canticles'': the name is related in Hebrew to words meaning “breasts” and “love”, the plant was notorious as a love charm, and has been used in many forms of black magic. [ w.w.w.] Dudaim in Kabbalistic parlance is the Soul and Spirit; any two things united in love and friendship ''(dodim''). “Happy is he who preserves his ''dudai''m (higher and lower Manas) inseparable.” {{ | |description=The ''Atropa Mandragova ''plant is mentioned in ''Genesis, ''XXX., 14, and in ''Canticles'': the name is related in Hebrew to words meaning “breasts” and “love”, the plant was notorious as a love charm, and has been used in many forms of black magic. [ w.w.w.] Dudaim in Kabbalistic parlance is the Soul and Spirit; any two things united in love and friendship ''(dodim''). “Happy is he who preserves his ''dudai''m (higher and lower Manas) inseparable.” {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |||
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