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...ogony is preluded with the ''Hiranya-gharba'', “ the Golden Egg,” and Prajâpati (Brahmâ later on), from whom emanate all the hierarchies of “ Creat ...als|Monad}} of the Greeks down to the Sephiroth Adam Kadmon, the Brahmâ or Prajâpati-Vâch of the Vedas, and the androgyne of Plato, which is but another versio

...physical man — the higher Prajâpati, while the Pitris, or lower Prajâpati, are no more than the ''fathers ''of the model, or type of his physical for ...t in the French Translation of ''Hari-Vamsa'', it is said “ The seven Prajâpati, Rudra, Skanda (his son)

...p;Sephiroth of Construction ” are the six Dhyan Chohans, or Manus, or Prajâpati, synthesized by the seventh “ B’raisheeth (the First Emanation or

...â-Purusha down through the Seven ''divine ''Rishis and ten ''semi''-divine Prajâpati (also Rishis) to the ''divine-human ''Avatars. The same puzzling problem of ...separated from the rest. The seven Builders (Creators) become the seven ''Prajâpati'', or the seven Rishis, in the same order as the Sephiroths become the Crea

<nowiki>*</nowiki> So, for instance, in the Purânas, “&nbsp;Pulastya,” a Prajâpati, or son of Brahmâ&nbsp;—&nbsp;the progenitor of the Râkshasas, and the ...tions are confused in the exoteric books, and who are called indifferently Prajâpati, Pitris, Manus, Asuras,

...;—&nbsp;''a male deity&nbsp;*&nbsp;—&nbsp;is the son of Bhrigu, one of the Prajâpati and a Vedic sage, and is Daitya-Guru, or the priest-instructor of the prime ...nowiki> Sukra is the son of Bhrigu the great Rishi, and one of the Seven ''Prajâpati'', the founder of the Race of Bhargavas, in which Parasu Râma is born.

How close is the identity between Brahmâ-Prajâpati and Jehovah-Sephiroth, between Brahmâ-Virâj and Jehovah-Adam, the Bible a

...iations. As to the name of Kâla-Hansa being the supposed vehicle of Brahmâ-Prajâpati, in the exoteric texts and translations of the ...nbsp;—&nbsp;Brahmâ-vâch (the female) and Brahmâ-Virâj (the male), that the Prajâpati becomes the male Brahmâ.}}

...mâ who creates things and men on this Earth, but the chief and Lord of the Prajâpati, the Lords of Being and terrestrial Creation.&nbsp;* Obeying the command of .... These LIVES are the divine ''‘&nbsp;''Sishta'',’ (the seed-Manus, or the Prajâpati and the Pitris).”

...Round. These are all the creators of the various beings on this Earth, the Prajâpati, and at the same time they appear as divers reincarnations in the early Man ...y to impede the work of human procreation. When Daksha, the chief of the ''Prajâpati ''(creators), brings forth 10,000 sons for the purpose of peopling the worl

...Prajâpati), who answers to the numbers 7, and 14, and 21 respectively. The Prajâpati are, like the Sephiroth, only seven, including the ...headed by Kether, or ten&nbsp;—&nbsp;exoterically. In the Mahabhârata the Prajâpati are 21 in number, or ten, six, and five (1065), thrice seven.&nbsp;*

...the Heavenly man, “&nbsp;the Logos&nbsp;” (the manifested), who is Brahmâ Prajâpati. Says (V. 70 in) the “&nbsp;Ha Idra Rabba Qadisha&nbsp;” (the Greater H {{Style S-Small capitals|Tetragrammaton}} is Brahmâ Prajâpati, who assumed ''four ''forms, in order to create four kinds of ''supernal ''

...ties, called Primordial Man, Dhyani-Buddhas, or Dhyan-Chohans, the “ Rishi-Prajâpati ” of the Hindus, the Elohim or “ Sons of God,” the Planetary Spirits

...kumâra, and Sanatsujata, who are also included among the mind-born sons of Prajâpati. But this interpretation will lead to a most absurd conclusion, and make th ...phy, which teaches spontaneous generation&nbsp;—&nbsp;after the Sishta and Prajâpati have thrown the seed of life on the Earth&nbsp;—&nbsp;shows the lower ang

...nbsp;other mind-born sons like himself,” namely, the Brahmâ-rishis, or the Prajâpati (ten and seven). Sanandana and the other sons of Vedhas (Brahmâ) were prev

...said that Brahmâ first creates “&nbsp;the ''ten ''lords of Being,” the ten Prajâpati or creative Forces&nbsp;; which ten produce “&nbsp;''seven&nbsp;”'' oth

...of 113&nbsp;×&nbsp;3 <nowiki>=</nowiki> 339. Thus the first born of Brahmâ Prajâpati (or any Demiurgos) indicates a measuring use of a circular relation taken f We are told that it is just the same with our Brahmâ-prajâpati, with Osiris and all other ''creative ''gods. Quite so, when their rites ar

...the One, or the Creative God, is with the Hindus the “Ancient,” Sanat, the Prajâpati of the ''Vedas ''and the Brahmâ of the Brâhmans – the heavenly Androgyn

...Brahmanism. For it is not Brahmâ who creates in the ''Rig Veda'', but the Prajâpati, the “&nbsp;Lords of Being,” who are the ''Rishis&nbsp;; ''the word ''R

...u, the progenitor of mankind. . . . Having assumed the form of a tortoise, Prajâpati created offspring. That which he created he made ''akarot'', hence the word .../nowiki> Hence the philosophy in the allegory of the 7, 10, and finally 21 Prajâpati, Rishis, Munis, etc., who all are made the ''fathers ''of various things an

“&nbsp;These Brâhmanas (the Rishi Prajâpati&nbsp;?), the creators of the world, are born here (on earth) again and agai ...elements (the tanmâtras)&nbsp;* goes to the highest goal.” “&nbsp;The Lord Prajâpati (Brahmâ) created all this by the mind only,” ''i.e.'', by ''Dhyana'', or

...f Lives,”&nbsp;‡ are here said to correspond with Sun and Moon, as Brahmâ-Prajâpati and Vâch, or Osiris and Isis, are the parents of the natural life. This Qu ...eels with some Western Occultists and Kabalists, and for the “Builders” or Prajâpati with us.

|term diacritical=Brahmâ Prajâpati ...lly the “Lord of Creatures”. In this aspect Brahmâ is the synthesis of the Prajâpati or creative Forces {{etg-source|TG}}.

...nce,” as Mother-Nature. She is associated in the work of creation with the Prajâpati. She is male and female ''ad libitum'', as Eve is with Adam. And she is a f

In the Aitarêya Brâhmana, the breath (''asu'') of Brahmâ-Prajâpati became alive, and from that breath he created the Asuras. Later on, after t

...f Being (''i.e.'', to the individual Higher Self, as Nilakantha thinks, to Prajâpati, according to the commentator Arjûna Misra), and asked him to destroy thei ...), though impelled, without the Prâna (expirational breath), she ran up to Prajâpati (Brahmâ), saying, ‘&nbsp;Be pleased, O venerable sir&nbsp;!&nbsp;’ The

...Dhruva (the ex-pole star) is placed&nbsp;; and ''along that tail ''are the Prajâpati, Agni, Indra, Dharma, etc.&nbsp;; and ''across its loins ''the Seven Rishis

...ns: the Seven Spirits subordinate to Ildabaoth of the Nazareans; the seven Prajâpati of the Hindus, etc.

...nomâtrasarira''. These Manasa are the ''Arupa ''or incorporeal sons of the Prajâpati Virâj, in another version. But as Arjuna Misra identifies Virâj with Brah

...the Shatkon, the writer says it “represents the great universe ब्रह्माण्ड (Brahmânda) — the whole endless महाकाश (Mahâkâśa)—with all the p ...m it as Brahm, as itself (Bhagavant) has no first cause (apûrva). Brahm as Prajâpati manifests himself as the androgyne Sephira first of all as the ten Sephirot

...the reverse of gods. ''Asu ''means breath, and it is with his breath that Prajâpati (Brahmâ) creates the Asuras. When ritualism and dogma got the better of th

...nificance and is a name of Brahmâ in his phallic character as generator or Prajâpati (''q.v.'') {{ctg-source|TG}}.

...aya; according to the Purânic accounts. It is the usual abode of Bhrigâ, a Prajâpati (Progenitor) and a Rishi, one of the seven who are said to be co‐existent

...birth to “mind-born” beings, their “Sons,” the second class of Pitris (or Prajâpati, or Rishis, etc.), one degree more material; these, to the third—the last