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The appendix refers the reader to volume VI for information about the books of Kiu-ti. {{ctd-source|BCW|4|654}}. | The appendix refers the reader to volume VI for information about the books of Kiu-ti. {{ctd-source|BCW|4|654}}. | ||
De Zirkoff describes Kiu-ti as a Tibetan series of occult writings presenting esoteric teachings through allegory and symbolism. He places the ''Book of Dzyan'', concerned chiefly with cosmogony, among its early volumes. {{ctd-source|BCW|6|425}}. | |||
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Kiu-ti
For information on Khiu-ti or Kiu-ti, de Zirkoff refers readers to Collected Writings, volume VI, page 425. (BCW 3:513).
The appendix refers the reader to volume VI for information about the books of Kiu-ti. (BCW 4:654).
De Zirkoff describes Kiu-ti as a Tibetan series of occult writings presenting esoteric teachings through allegory and symbolism. He places the Book of Dzyan, concerned chiefly with cosmogony, among its early volumes. (BCW 6:425).
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- Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
- CTD article in Russian: Гьюде
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