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Hotris
(Sk.)
A symbolical name for the seven senses called, in the Anugita “the Seven Priests”. “The senses supply the fire of mind (i.e., desire) with the oblations of external pleasures.” An occult term used metaphysically (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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