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Anupadaka
(Sk.)
Anupapâdaka, also Aupapâduka; means parentless”, “self‐existing”, born without any parents or progenitors. A term applied to certain self‐ created gods, and the Dhyâni Buddhas (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: Anupapâdaka, also Aupapâduka; means parentless”, “self‐existing”, born without any parents or progen...