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|description=In the Pantheon of the Egyptians it meant the “One‐ only‐One”, because they did not proceed in their popular or exoteric religion higher than the third manifestation which radiates from the ''Unknown ''and the ''Unknowable'', the first unmanifested and the second ''logoi ''in the esoteric philosophy of every nation. The Nous of Anaxagoras was the ''Mahat ''of the Hindu Brahmâ, ''the first manifested '' | |description=In the Pantheon of the Egyptians it meant the “One‐ only‐One”, because they did not proceed in their popular or exoteric religion higher than the third manifestation which radiates from the ''Unknown ''and the ''Unknowable'', the first unmanifested and the second ''logoi ''in the esoteric philosophy of every nation. The Nous of Anaxagoras was the ''Mahat ''of the Hindu Brahmâ, ''the first manifested ''Deity — “the Mind or Spirit self‐potent”; this creative Principle being of course the ''primum mobile ''of everything in the Universe — its Soul and Ideation. (See “Seven Principles” in man.) {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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