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Lit., “the root of concentration”; the fourth of the five roots called Pancha Indriyâni, which are s...  +
The Kabbalistic title of the Prince of those evil spirits who represent incarnations of human vices;...  +
Lit., “an enlightened (or ''luminous'') Sage ”. Translated verbally, ''Samgharana Samajna'', the fam...  +
One of the five breaths (Prânas) which carry on the chemical action in the animal body. Category: CT...  +
A novice; a postulant for the Buddhist priesthood. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<spa...  +
Lit., “Universal Sage ”. The name of one of the four Bodhisattvas of the Yogâchârya School, of the M...  +
Lit., “universal brightness” or dazzling light. The name under which each of the 500 perfected Arhat...  +
Community, or commingling of qualities, an abstract notion of genus, such as humanity. Category: CTD...  +
Absolute concentration in Râja‐Yoga; the process of development by which perfect indifference (''Sam...  +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 1 (1879–1880).  +
A religious precept. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font-siz...  +
One of the three “Vestures” of glory, or bodies, obtained by ascetics on the “Path”. Some sects hold...  +
The corporate assembly, or a quorum of priests; called also Bhikshu Samgha; the word “church” used i...  +
Title attributed to Chitsukhacharya in Zirkoff’s bibliography; no further information is supplied. <...  +
Work attributed to Madhava Vidyaranya. Zirkoff lists the Poona edition of 1891 and Swami Tapasyanand...  +
Work attributed to Anandagiri, also called Anandajnana. Zirkoff cites editions by Jivananda Vidyasag...  +
One of the five Shandhas or attributes in Buddhism. “Tendencies of mind” (See“ Skandhas”). Category...  +
The bibliography attributes the work to Isvarakrishna and cites a Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series edition...  +
The recollection of all of one’s past incarnations; a yoga phenomenon. A title of the Lord Buddha, ...  +
An island famous for its Mysteries, perhaps the oldest ever established in our present race. The Sam...  +