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== H. P. Blavatsky == | == H. P. Blavatsky == | ||
Lit., the “white”. The third of the five Brothers Pandu or the reputed Sons of Indra (esoterically the same as Orpheus). A disciple of Krishna, who visited him and married Su‐bhadrâ, his sister, besides many other wives, according to the allegory. During the fratricidal war between the ''Kauravas ''and the ''Pândavas, ''Krishna instructed him in the highest philosophy, while serving as his charioteer. ''(See Bhaguvad Gîtâ''.). | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Arjuna}}'''. Lit., the “white”. The third of the five Brothers Pandu or the reputed Sons of Indra (esoterically the same as Orpheus). A disciple of Krishna, who visited him and married Su‐bhadrâ, his sister, besides many other wives, according to the allegory. During the fratricidal war between the ''Kauravas ''and the ''Pândavas, ''Krishna instructed him in the highest philosophy, while serving as his charioteer. ''(See Bhaguvad Gîtâ''.). | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Arjuna. Lit., the “white”. The third of the five Brothers Pandu or the reputed Sons of Indra (esoterically the same as Orpheus). A disciple of Krishna, who visited him and married Su‐bhadrâ, his sister, besides many other wives, according to the allegory. During the fratricidal war between the Kauravas and the Pândavas, Krishna instructed him in the highest philosophy, while serving as his charioteer. (See Bhaguvad Gîtâ.).
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Arjuna