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Manes

(Lat.)

Also: • Manus •

Benevolent “gods”, i.e., “spooks” of the lower world (Kâmaloka); the deified shades of the dead — of the ancient profane, and the “materialized”ghosts of the modern Spiritualists, believed to be the souls of the departed, whereas, in truth, they are only their empty shells, or images (TG).

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Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky

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