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The third portion of the first of the two parts of the Avesta, the Scripture of the Zoroastrian Pars... +
A weekly newspaper of Yates County, New York, published from 1856 to 1926. +
A measure of three feet. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span style="color: grey; font... +
A kind of animal‐formed demons. Esoterically, human animal passions. Category: CTD info from Theosop... +
Pure celestial spirits, whom the ''Vendidâd '' shows once upon a time sharing their food with mortal... +
The whole period of “Brahma’s Age” (100 Years). Equals 31I,040,000,000,000 years. (See Yuga.) Catego... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 4 (1882–1883).
In his article o... +
Lit., “Individuality ”; esoterically, the highest individuality or Âtmâ‐Buddhi‐Manas, when united in... +
The meaning of the ''Angânta Yênê'' is known to all India. It is the action of an ''elemental (bhût'... +
The ninth Sephira; meaning Basis or Foundation. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Glossary<span s... +
The third of the Four Kabbalistic Worlds, referred to the Angels; the “World of Formation”, or ''Ola... +
“Being”, a synonym of ''Subhâva;'' or “the Substance giving substance to itself ”. Category: CTD inf... +
The “World Tree of the Norse Cosmogony; the ash Yggdrasil ; the tree of the Universe, of time and of... +
In the ''Vendîdâd'', the first man, and, from his aspect of'' spiritual'' progenitor of mankind, the... +
An ancient Chinese work, written by generations of sages. Category: CTD info from Theosophical Gloss... +
The personified matter of our globe in a seething condition. The cosmic monster in the form of a gia... +
The tenth letter of the alphabet, the first in the four fold symbol of the compound name Jah‐hovah (... +
This name credited to the publications in ''The Theosophist'', vol. 8 (1886–1887). +
(1) One of the six Darshanas or schools of India; a school of philosophy founded by Patanjali, thoug... +
(1) A mystic school. (2) Lit., a teacher (''âchârya'') of Yoga, one who has mastered the doctrines a... +