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|description=The spirit of blind or animal desire; the symbol of Kama‐rupa. The Spirit “without sense or judgment” in the Codex of the Nazarenes. He is the symbol of matter and stands for the father of the seven spirits of concupiscence begotten by him on his mother, the “Spiritus” or the Astral Light {{ | |description=The spirit of blind or animal desire; the symbol of Kama‐rupa. The Spirit “without sense or judgment” in the Codex of the Nazarenes. He is the symbol of matter and stands for the father of the seven spirits of concupiscence begotten by him on his mother, the “Spiritus” or the Astral Light {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:25, 6 October 2026
Karabtanos
(Gr.)
The spirit of blind or animal desire; the symbol of Kama‐rupa. The Spirit “without sense or judgment” in the Codex of the Nazarenes. He is the symbol of matter and stands for the father of the seven spirits of concupiscence begotten by him on his mother, the “Spiritus” or the Astral Light (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: The spirit of blind or animal desire; the symbol of Kama‐rupa. The Spirit “without sense or judgment...