Property:CTD term short description
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Lit., the “three regions” or worlds; the complementary triad to the Brahmanical quaternary of worlds... +
Proceedings of the National Insurance Convention, New York, 1871. <span style="color: grey; font-siz... +
J. G. Lemaistre’s three-volume account of travel in France, Switzerland, Italy and Germany, publishe... +
The bibliography refers the reader to pp. 221-22 of BCW volume 8 <span style="color: grey; font-size... +
From the highest antiquity trees were connected with the gods and mystical forces in nature. Every n... +
Like the Irish shamrock, it has a symbolic meaning, “the three‐in‐one mystery” as an author calls it... +
St Petersburg governor whom V. I. Zasulich attempted to assassinate in 1878. <span style="color: gre... +
The second age of the world, a period of 1,296,000 years. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Gloss... +
The ten Sephiroth are contemplated as a group of three triads: Kether, Chochmah and Binah form the s... +
The name generally given to a class or sect of Sanyâsis who constantly keep in the hand a kind of cl... +
The three divisions of the inherent qualities of differentiated matter — i.e., of pure quiescence ('... +
Lit., “triple knowledge”. This consists of three degrees (1) belief on faith ; (2) belief on theoret... +
Lit., three bodies, or forms. This is a most abstruse teaching which, however, once understood, expl... +
Lit., “three‐eyed ”, an epithet of Shiva. It is narrated that while the god was engaged one day on a... +
Lit., “three faces”, or “triple form” — the Trinity. In the modern Pantheon these three persons are ... +
Everyone knows the Christian dogma of the “three in one” and “one in three ”; therefore it is useles... +
“Three‐footed ”, fever, personified as having three feet or stages of development — cold, heat and s... +
Lit., “the three baskets”; the name of the Buddhist canon. It is composed of three divisions : (1) t... +
The Three Jewels, the technical term for the well‐known formula “Buddha, Dharma and Sangha” (or Samg... +
The same as” Triratna ”and accepted by both the Northern and Southern Churches of Buddhism. After th... +