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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == [[Blavatsky, Helena Petrovna|H. P. Blavatsky]] == | ||
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Vâyu}}'''. Air: the god and sovereign of the air; one of the five states of matter, namely the ''gaseous''; one of the five elements, called, as wind,'' Vâta''. The ''Vishnu Purâna'' makes Vâyu King of the Gandharvas. He is the father of Hanumân, in the ''Râmâyana.'' The trinity of the mystic gods in Kosmos closely related to each other, are “ Agni (fire) whose place is on earth; Vâyu (air, or one of the forms of Indra), whose place is in the air ; and Sûrya (the sun) whose place is in the air (''Nirukta''.) In esoteric interpretation, these three cosmic principles, correspond with the three human principles, Kâma, Kâma‐Manas and Manas, the sun of the intellect. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Vâyu}}'''. Air: the god and sovereign of the air; one of the five states of matter, namely the ''gaseous''; one of the five elements, called, as wind,'' Vâta''. The ''Vishnu Purâna'' makes Vâyu King of the Gandharvas. He is the father of Hanumân, in the ''Râmâyana.'' The trinity of the mystic gods in Kosmos closely related to each other, are “ Agni (fire) whose place is on earth; Vâyu (air, or one of the forms of Indra), whose place is in the air ; and Sûrya (the sun) whose place is in the air (''Nirukta''.) In esoteric interpretation, these three cosmic principles, correspond with the three human principles, Kâma, Kâma‐Manas and Manas, the sun of the intellect. | ||
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