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|description=Used of something beginningless and endless. Thus Vâch (Sound, the female Logos, or the female counterpart of Brahmâ is said to exist in several states, one of which is that of ''Mâdhyama, ''which is equivalent to saying that Vâch is ''eternal ''in one sense “the Word (Vâch) was with God, and ''in ''God”, for the two are one {{ctd-source|TG}}. | |description=Used of something beginningless and endless. Thus Vâch (Sound, the female Logos, or the female counterpart of Brahmâ is said to exist in several states, one of which is that of ''Mâdhyama, ''which is equivalent to saying that Vâch is ''eternal ''in one sense “the Word (Vâch) was with God, and ''in ''God”, for the two are one {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky | |||
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Madhyama
(Sk.)
Used of something beginningless and endless. Thus Vâch (Sound, the female Logos, or the female counterpart of Brahmâ is said to exist in several states, one of which is that of Mâdhyama, which is equivalent to saying that Vâch is eternal in one sense “the Word (Vâch) was with God, and in God”, for the two are one (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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