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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Sighra}}'''. The father of ''Moru'', “who is still living through the power of Yoga, and will manifest himself in the beginning of the ''Krita'' age in order to re‐ establish the ''Kshattriyas ''in the nineteenth Yuga” say the Purânic prophecies. “Moru” stands here for “Morya ”, the dynasty of the Buddhist sovereigns of Pataliputra which began with the great King Chandragupta, the grandsire of King Asoka. It is the first Buddhist Dynasty. (''Secret '' ''Doctrine,'' I., 378.)
'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Sighra}}'''. The father of ''Moru'', “who is still living through the power of Yoga, and will manifest himself in the beginning of the ''Krita'' age in order to re‐ establish the ''Kshattriyas ''in the nineteenth Yuga” say the Purânic prophecies. “Moru” stands here for “Morya ”, the dynasty of the Buddhist sovereigns of Pataliputra which began with the great King Chandragupta, the grandsire of King Asoka. It is the first Buddhist Dynasty. (''Secret '' ''Doctrine,'' I., 378.)


{{Quote source HPB TG|Sighra}}
{{Quote source HPB TG|Sighra}}

Latest revision as of 10:37, 8 October 2026

H. P. Blavatsky

Sighra. The father of Moru, “who is still living through the power of Yoga, and will manifest himself in the beginning of the Krita age in order to re‐ establish the Kshattriyas in the nineteenth Yuga” say the Purânic prophecies. “Moru” stands here for “Morya ”, the dynasty of the Buddhist sovereigns of Pataliputra which began with the great King Chandragupta, the grandsire of King Asoka. It is the first Buddhist Dynasty. (Secret Doctrine, I., 378.)

Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Sighra