Property:CTD term short description
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During this state was developed the gift of prophecy. The two words are nearly synonymous. One was a... +
Brahmanical writings on the occult science of incantations Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glos... +
Works on incantations, but specially on magic Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span sty... +
One of the four periods into which Vedic literature has been divided Category: CTD info from Theosop... +
Verses from the Vedic works, used as incantations and charms. By Mantras are meant all those portion... +
The power, or the occult potency of mystic words, sounds, numbers or letters in these Mantras Catego... +
The great Indian legislator. The name comes from the Sanskrit root ''man ''“to think” — mankind real... +
The heavenly man. Adam‐ Kadmon, the synthesis of the fourteen Manus Category: CTD info from Theosoph... +
Three-volume bibliography of psychic and occult literature by A. J. Caillet, published at Paris by L... +
The fourteen Manus are the patrons or guardians of the race cycles in a Manvantara, or Day of Brahmâ... +
Human Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, or incarnated Dhyan Chohans Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossa... +
A period of manifestation, as opposed to Pralaya (dissolution, or rest), applied to various cycles, ... +
“A secret place” in the phraseology of the Zohar, a concealed spot, whether referring to a sacred sh... +
The god of Temptation, the ''Seducer ''who tried to turn away Buddha from his PATH. He is called the... +
A Mahometan pilgrim who has been to Mekka, a saint. After his death his body is placed in an open se... +
Early member of the Theosophical Society in New York and secretary of the Aryan Theosophical Society... +
Bishop of Rome who worked to restore church discipline after the Diocletian persecutions. Traditions... +
An ancient Gnostic Sect founded by Marcion who was a devout Christian as long as no dogma of human c... +
“The “Path”, The ''Ashthânga mârga'', the “holy” or sacred path is the one that leads to Nirvâna. Th... +