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This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883).  +
A mystic name of the “four orders of beings” which are, Gods, Demons, Pitris and Men. Orientalists s...  +
Series of Oriental studies published by the Deutsche Morgenländische Gesellschaft at Leipzig from 18...  +
The Devas or “Gods” of ''Light and Sound'', the highest of the upper three celestial regions (planes...  +
Negation, or non‐being of individual objects; the ''noumenal ''substance, or abstract objectivity. C...  +
A son of Dharma; and also a religious life of duty. As an adjective, “Fearless,” Abhaya is an epithe...  +
Lit., “Mount Fearless” in Ceylon. It has an ancient ''Vihâra ''or Monastery in which the well‐known ...  +
The metaphysical (third) part of ''Tripitaka'', a very philosophical Buddhist work by Kâtyâyana. Cat...  +
Six phenomenal (or “supernatural”) gifts which Sâkyamuni Buddha acquired in the night on which he re...  +
The name of Agni (fire) the “eldest son of Brahmâ”, in other words, the first element or Force produ...  +
A son of Arjuna. He killed Lakshmana,in the great battle of the Mahâbhârata on its second day, but w...  +
A class of gods or ''Devas'', during the period of the fifth Manvantara. Category: CTD info from The...  +
The first Jewish sacred month, begins in March; is also called ''Nisan''. Category: CTD info from Th...  +
German geologist and researcher of the Caucasus.  +
A mystic name, from whence as from a certain mountain, Rosicrucian documents are often found to be i...  +
See Kabiri, also written Kabeiri, the Mighty Ones, celestials, sons of Zedec the just one, a group o...  +
A term similar to “Abracadabra”. It is said by C. W. King to have meant “thou art a father to us”; i...  +
A treatise of the Talmud in the order Nezikin, concerning Jewish conduct toward idolatry and idolate...  +
This symbolic word first occurs in a medical treatise in verse by Samonicus, who flourished in the r...  +
Mystic words which have been traced as far back as Basilides, the Pythagorean, of Alexandria, AD. 90...  +