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'''{{Style S-Small capitals|Meru}}'''. The name of an alleged mountain in the centre (or “navel”) of the earth where Swarga, the Olympus of the indians, is placed. It contains the “cities” of the greatest gods and the abodes of various Devas. Geographically accepted, it is an unknown mountain north of the Himalayas. In tradition, Meru was the “ Land of Bliss” of the earliest Vedic times. It is also referred to as ''Hemâdri ''“the golden mountain”, ''Ratnasânu'', “jewel peak”, ''Karnikâchala'', “lotus‐ mountain”, and ''Amarâdri ''and ''Deva‐ parvata'', “the mountain of the gods” The Occult teachings place it in the very centre of the North Pole, pointing it out as the site of the first continent on our earth, after the solidification of the globe. | '''{{Style S-Small capitals|Meru}}'''. The name of an alleged mountain in the centre (or “navel”) of the earth where Swarga, the Olympus of the indians, is placed. It contains the “cities” of the greatest gods and the abodes of various Devas. Geographically accepted, it is an unknown mountain north of the Himalayas. In tradition, Meru was the “ Land of Bliss” of the earliest Vedic times. It is also referred to as ''Hemâdri ''“the golden mountain”, ''Ratnasânu'', “jewel peak”, ''Karnikâchala'', “lotus‐ mountain”, and ''Amarâdri ''and ''Deva‐ parvata'', “the mountain of the gods” The Occult teachings place it in the very centre of the North Pole, pointing it out as the site of the first continent on our earth, after the solidification of the globe. | ||
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H. P. Blavatsky
Meru. The name of an alleged mountain in the centre (or “navel”) of the earth where Swarga, the Olympus of the indians, is placed. It contains the “cities” of the greatest gods and the abodes of various Devas. Geographically accepted, it is an unknown mountain north of the Himalayas. In tradition, Meru was the “ Land of Bliss” of the earliest Vedic times. It is also referred to as Hemâdri “the golden mountain”, Ratnasânu, “jewel peak”, Karnikâchala, “lotus‐ mountain”, and Amarâdri and Deva‐ parvata, “the mountain of the gods” The Occult teachings place it in the very centre of the North Pole, pointing it out as the site of the first continent on our earth, after the solidification of the globe.
Source: H. P. Blavatsky, The Theosophical Glossary, art. Meru