Agniṣvātta

अग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvāttaअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More

A Sanskrit term: Agni “fire”; ṣvātta, “tasted” or “sweetened,” from the verb-root ṣvād, meaning “to taste” or to “sweeten”. Therefore, one who has been sweetened (purified) by fireअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More.

A class of Pitrisअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More: our solar ancestors.

From the book “Occult Glossary, A Compendium of Oriental and Theosophical Terms”:

“The Kumārasअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More, Agniṣvāttas, and Mānasaputras are three groups or aspects of the same beings: The Kumārasअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More represent the aspect of original spiritual purity untouched by gross elementsEnochian word associated with the element of air. More of matter. The Ag represent the aspect of their connection with the sun, or solar spiritual Fyre – the fireअग्निष्वात्त Agniṣvātta A Sanskri... More of intellectualism and spirituality – they have been purified thereby. The Mānasaputras represent the aspect of intellectualism – the functions of higher intellect.

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