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	Acheron One of the rivers of Hades in Greek mythology.<span ...
	Achit Absolute non‐intelligence; as Chit is—in contrast— absolute intelligence. [[Category: Theosophic ...
	Achyuta That which is not subject to change or fall; the opposite to Chyuta, “fallen”. A title of Vishnu ...
	Acosmism The precreative period, when there was no Kosmos but Chaos alone. [[Category: Theosophical Glossary ...
	Ad Ad, “the Father”. In Aramean ad means one, and ad‐ad “the only one”. [[Category: Theosop ...
	Adah Borrowed by the Hebrews for the name of their Adah, father of Jubal, etc. But Adah meaning the first ...
	Adam In the Kabalah Adam is the “only‐begotten”, and means also “red earth”. (See “Adam‐Adami” in the ...
	Adam Kadmon Archetypal Man; Humanity. The “Heavenly Man” not fallen into sin; Kabalists refer it to the Ten Seph ...
	Adamic Earth Called the “true oil of gold” or the “primal element” in Alchemy. It is but one remove from the pure ...
	Adbhuta Is a title of Vishnu, the “first Element” containing all elements, “the unfathomable deity”. [[C ...
	Adbhuta Brahmana The Brâhmana of miracles; treats of marvels, auguries, and various phenomena. [[Category: Theosophic ...
	Adbhuta Dharma The “law” of things never heard before. A class of Buddhist works on miraculous or phenomenal events ...
	Adept Adeptus, “He who has obtained.” In Occultism one who has reached the stage of Initiation, and be ...
	Adharma Unrighteousness, vice, the opposite of Dharma.<span ...
	Adhi Supreme, paramount.<span style="color: grey; font-si ...
	Adhishtanam Basis; a principle in which some other principle inheres. [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD ter ...
	Adhi‐bhautika duhkha The second of the three kinds of pain; lit., “Evil proceeding from external things or beings”. [ ...
	Adhi‐daivika duhkha The third of the three kinds of pain. “Evil proceeding from divine causes, or a just Karmic punishme ...
	Adhyatma Vidya Lit., “the esoteric luminary”. One of the Pancha Vidyâ Sastras, or the Scriptures of the Five Scienc ...
	Adhyatmika duhkha The first of the three kinds of pain; lit., “Evil proceeding from Self ”, an induced or a generated ...
	Adi The First, the primeval.<span style="color: grey; fo ...
	Adi Varsha The first land; the primordial country in which dwelt the first races. [[Category: Theosophical Glos ...
	Adikrit Lit., the “first produced” or made. The creative Force eternal and uncreate, but manifesting periodi ...
	Aditi The Vedic name for the Mûlaprakriti of the Vedantists; the abstract aspect of Parabrahman, thoug ...
	Aditi‐Gaea A compound term, Sanskrit and Latin, meaning dual, nature in theosophical writings—spiritual and phy ...
	Aditya A name of the Sun; as Mârttânda he is the Son of Aditi. [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD terms ...
	Adityas The seven sons of Âditi; the seven planetary gods.<s ...
	Adi‐Buddha The First and Supreme Buddha—not recognised in the Southern Church. The Eternal Light. [[Category: T ...
	Adi‐Sakti Primeval, divine Force; the female creative power, and aspect in and of every male god. The Sakti ...
	Adi‐Sanat Lit., “First Ancient”. The term corresponds to the Kabalistic “ancient of days”, since it is a title ...
	Adi‐bhuta The first Being; also primordial element.<span style ...
	Adi‐budhi Primeval Intelligence or Wisdom; the eternal Budhi or Universal Mind. Used of Divine Ideation, “ ...
	Adi‐natha The “first” Lord”—Âdi “first” (masc.), nâtha “Lord”. [[Category: Theosophical Glossary (CTD ...
	Adi‐nidana First and Supreme Causality, from Âdi, the first, and Nidâna the principal cause (or the con ...
	Adonai The same as Adonis. Commonly translated “Lord”. Astronomically—the Sun. When a Hebrew in reading cam ...
	Adonim‐Adonai • Adon The ancient Chaldeo‐Hebrew names for the Elohim or creative terrestrial forces, synthesized by Jehov ...
	Adwaita A Vedânta sect. The non‐dualistic (A‐ dwaita) school of Vedântic philosophy founded by Sankarâchârya ...
	Adwaitin A follower of the said school.<span style="color: gr ...
	Adytum The Holy of Holies in the pagan temples. A name for the secret and sacred precincts or the inner cha ...
	Aeolus The god who, according to Hesiod, binds and looses the winds; the king of storms and winds. A king o ...
	Aeon • Aeons Periods of time; emanations proceeding from the divine essence, and celestial beings; genii and ange ...
	Aesir The same as Ases, the creative Forces personified. The gods who created the black dwarfs or the ...
	Aether With the ancients the divine luminiferous substance which pervades the whole universe, the “garment” ...
	Aethrobacy Lit., walking on, or being lifted into the air with no visible agent at work; “levitation”. It may b ...
	Afrits A name for native spirits regarded as devils by Mussulmen. Elementals much dreaded in Egypt. [[Categ ...
	Agapae Love Feasts; the early Christians kept such festivals in token of sympathy, love and mutual benevole ...
	Agastya The name of a great Rishi, much revered in Southern India; the reputed author of hymns in the Rig ...
	Agathodaemon The beneficent, good Spirit as contrasted with the bad one, Kakodæmon. The “Brazen Serpent” of the B ...
	Agathon Plato’s Supreme Deity. Lit., “The Good”, our ALAYA, or “Universal Soul”. [[Category: Theosophical Gl ...
	Aged One of the Kabbalistic names for Sephira, called also the Crown, or Kether. [[Category: Theosoph ...

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