Sûryâ
(Sk.)
The Sun, worshipped in the Vedas. The offspring of Aditi (Space), the mother of the gods. The husband of Sanjnâ, or spiritual consciousness. The great god whom Visvakârman, his father‐in‐law, the creator of the gods and men, and their “carpenter”, crucifies on a lathe, and cutting off the eighth part of his rays, deprives his head of its effulgency, creating round it a dark aureole. A mystery of the last initiation, and an allegorical representation of it. (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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Shortly: The Sun, worshipped in the Vedas. The offspring of Aditi (Space), the mother of the gods. The hu...