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	Arasa Maram The Hindu sacred tree of knowledge. In occult philosophy a mystic word [[Category: Theosophical Glos ...
	Arba‐il The Four Great Gods. Arba is Aramaic for four, and il is the same as Al or El. Three male de ...
	Archaeus “The Ancient.” Used of the oldest manifested deity; a term employed in the Kabalah ; “archaic ”, ...
	Archangel Highest supreme angel. From the Greek arch, “chief” or “primordial”, and angelos, “messenger ...
	Archetypal Universe The ideal universe upon which the objective world was built. [w.w.w.] [[Category: Theosophical Gloss ...
	Archobiosis Primeval beginning of life<span style="color: grey; ...
	Archons In profane and biblical language “rulers” and princes; in Occultism, primordial planetary spirits [[ ...
	Archontes The archangels after becoming Ferouers (q.v.) or their own shadows, having mission on earth; a m ...
	Ardath This word occurs in the Second Book of Esdras, ix., 26. The name has been given to one of the recent ...
	Ardhanariswara Lit., “the bi‐sexual lord”. Esoterically, the unpolarized states of cosmic energy symbolised by the ...
	Ardha‐Nari Lit., “half‐woman”. Siva represented as Androgynous, as half male and half female, a type of male an ...
	Ares The Greek name for Mars, god of war; also a term used by Paracelsus, the differentiated Force in Cos ...
	Argha The ark, the womb of Nature; the crescent moon, and a life‐saving ship ; also a cup for offerings, a ...
	Arghyanath Lit., “lord of libations”<span style="color: grey; f ...
	Arian A follower of Arius, a presbyter of the Church in Alexandria in the fourth century. One who holds th ...
	Aristobulus An Alexandrian writer, and an obscure philosopher. A Jew who tried to prove that Aristotle explained ...
	Arithmomancy The science of correspondences between gods, men, and numbers, as taught by Pythagoras. [w.w.w.] [[C ...
	Arjuna Lit., the “white”. The third of the five Brothers Pandu or the reputed Sons of Indra (esoterically t ...
	Ark of Isis At the great Egyptian annual ceremony, which took place in the month of Athyr, the boat of Isis was ...
	Ark of the Covenant Every ark‐shrine, whether with the Egyptians, Hindus, Chaldeans or Mexicans, was a phallic shrine, t ...
	Arka The Sun<span style="color: grey; font-size: 90%; fon ...
	Arkites The ancient priests who were attached to the Ark, whether of Isis, or the Hindu Argua, and who w ...
	Aroueris The god Harsiesi, who was the elder Horus. He had a temple at Ambos. if we bear in mind the definiti ...
	Artephius A great Hermetic philosopher, whose true name was never known and whose works are without dates, tho ...
	Artes The Earth; the Egyptian god Mars<span style="color: ...
	Artufas A generic name in South America and the islands for temples of nagalism or serpent worship [[Cat ...
	Arundhati The “Morning Star”; Lucifer‐Venus<span style="color: ...
	Arupa “Bodiless”, formless, as opposed to rûpa, “body”, or form [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD ...
	Arvaksrotas The seventh creation, that of man, in the Vishnu Purâna [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (C ...
	Arwaker Lit., “early waker”. The horse of the chariot of the Sun driven by the maiden Sol, in the Eddas ...
	Arya Lit., “the holy”; originally the title of Rishis, those who had mastered the “Âryasatyâni” (q.v.) an ...
	Aryahata The “Path of Arhatship”, or of holiness<span style=" ...
	Aryasangha The Founder of the first Yogâchârya School. This Arhat, a direct disciple of Gautama, the Buddha ...
	Aryasatyani The four truths or the four dogmas, which are (1) Dukha, or that misery and pain are the unavoid ...
	Aryavarta The “land of the Aryas”, or India. The ancient name for Northern India. The Brahmanical invaders (“ ...
	Arya‐Bhata The earliest Hindu algerbraist and astronomer, with the exception of Asura Maya (q.v.); the author o ...
	Arya‐Dasa Lit., “Holy Teacher”. A great sage and Arhat of the Mahâsamghika school [[Category: Theosophical Glo ...
	Ar‐Abu Nasr‐al‐Farabi Called in Latin Alpharabius, a Persian, and the greatest Aristotelian philosopher of the age. He was ...
	Asakrit Samadhi A certain degree of ecstatic contemplation. A stage in Samâdhi. [[Category: Theosophical Glossar ...
	Asana The third stage of Hatha Yoga, one of the prescribed postures of meditation [[Category: Theosoph ...
	Asat A philosophical term meaning “non‐being”, or rather non‐be‐ness. The “incomprehensible nothingne ...
	Asathor The same as Thor. The god of storms and thunder, a hero who receives Miölnir, the “storm‐ hammer”, f ...
	Asava Samkhaya The “finality of the stream”, one of the six “Abhijnâs” (q.v.). A phenomenal knowledge of the fi ...
	Asburj One of the legendary peaks in the Teneriffe range. A great mountain in the traditions of Iran which ...
	Asch Metzareph The Cleansing Fire, a Kabbalistic treatise, treating of Alchemy and the relation between the metals ...
	Ases The creators of the Dwarfs and Elves, the Elementals below men, in the Norse lays. They are the prog ...
	Asgard The kingdom and the habitat of the Norse gods, the Scandinavian Olympus ; situated “higher than the ...
	Ash Fire, whether physical or symbolical fire; also found written in English as As, Aish and E ...
	Ash Yggdrasil The “Mundane Tree”, the Symbol of the World with the old Norsemen, the “tree of the universe, of tim ...
	Ashen and Langhan Certain ceremonies for casting out evil spirits, akin to those of exorcism with the Christians, in u ...

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