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Apocryphal gospel of 55 chapters describing Jesus’ childhood up to his twelfth year, with many stori... +
Also pronounced and written Arhat, Arhan, Rahat, &c., “the worthy one”, lit., “deserving divine hono... +
The “female Arani” is a name of the Vedic Aditi (esoterically, the womb of the world). ''Arani ''is ... +
Holy hermits, sages who dwelt in ancient India in forests. Also a portion of the Vedas containing Up... +
A very famous seven‐lettered Kabbalistic wonder‐word ; its numeration is 813 ; its letters are colle... +
The Hindu sacred tree of knowledge. In occult philosophy a mystic word Category: CTD info from Theos... +
Greek didactic poet of the third century b.c. contemporary with Aristarchus of Samos and Theocritus ... +
The opening lines describing Zeus as filling streets, marketplaces, sea and heaven are quoted by H. ... +
The Four Great Gods. ''Arba ''is Aramaic for four, and ''il ''is the same as Al or El. Three male de... +
Volume I of the Four Reports for 1862–1865 (Simla, 1871), p. 1, appends Bapu Deva Sastri’s calculati... +
“The Ancient.” Used of the oldest manifested deity; a term employed in the ''Kabalah ''; “archaic ”,... +
Highest supreme angel. From the Greek ''arch'', “chief” or “primordial”, and ''angelos, ''“messenger... +
Primeval beginning of life Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; fo... +
In profane and biblical language “rulers” and princes; in Occultism, primordial planetary spirits Ca... +
The archangels after becoming ''Ferouers ''(q.v.) or their own shadows, having mission on earth; a m... +
This word occurs in the Second Book of Esdras, ix., 26. The name has been given to one of the recent... +
Lit., “the bi‐sexual lord”. Esoterically, the unpolarized states of cosmic energy symbolised by the ... +
Lit., “half‐woman”. Siva represented as Androgynous, as half male and half female, a type of male an... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 6 (1884–1885). +