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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Upasruti}}'''. According to Orientahists a “supernatural voice which is heard at night revealing the secrets of the future ”. According to the explanation of Occultism, the voice of any person at a distance — — generally one versed in the mysteries of esoteric teachings or an adept — — endowed with the gift of projecting both his voice and astral image to any person whatsoever, regardless of distance. The ''upasruti'' may “reveal the secrets of the future ”, or may only inform the person it addresses of some prosaic fact of the present; yet it will still be an'' '' ''upasruti'' — the “double” or the echo of the voice of a living man or woman. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Upasruti}}'''. According to Orientahists a “supernatural voice which is heard at night revealing the secrets of the future ”. According to the explanation of Occultism, the voice of any person at a distance — — generally one versed in the mysteries of esoteric teachings or an adept — — endowed with the gift of projecting both his voice and astral image to any person whatsoever, regardless of distance. The ''upasruti'' may “reveal the secrets of the future ”, or may only inform the person it addresses of some prosaic fact of the present; yet it will still be an'' '' ''upasruti'' — the “double” or the echo of the voice of a living man or woman. | ||
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