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Apr
Clair-audience
In its most common form, this word means another set of ears. One can think of this as a spiritual ear, as the “audio” does not work the same...
12
Apr
Christos
ChristosChristos (Greek Χρίστος), meaning "the anointed one".... More (Greek Χρίστος), meaning “the anointed one”. Also spelled Krestos, when referring to the biblical character. Etymologically from the root χρῑ́ω...
12
Apr
Chhāyā
Sanskrit: छाया, also spelled chaya meaning shadowJungian Psychology An archetypal "soul image" which is the e... More, shade, copy, or simulacrum. Esoterically speaking, the word chaya is applied to...
11
Apr
Ceṭa
Sanskrit चेट also known by ceda and chela Meaning “menials” as disciple, servant, or slave. In Anglo Saxon, leorning-cnecht meaning “learning servant” is very similar to this term. They...
11
Apr
Chaos
Greek χάος, romanticized as kháos commonly thought of as mass pandemonium and disorder, this word has several similar, and very deep meanings: The unordered state of matter in primordial...
07
Apr
Chākra
Sanskrit चक्र, also spelled cakra, A word describing “disk” or “wheel”. In modern times, the meaning has been so whitewashed that it is hard to discern from the ancient...
07
Apr
Causal Body
Also called the Karmic Body, this is the “willpower vehicle” related to the human “soul”.
07
Apr
Buddha
Sanskrit बुद्ध past tense from the root budh, meaning “to percieve, awaken, or recover consciousness”. This then, means one who has awakened from the “living death”, or has reached...
07
Apr
Brothers Of The Shadow
The ones who follow the “Left Hand Path”. The term “shadow” is used to denote that of physical matter, and not that of an actual shadowJungian Psychology An archetypal...
07
Apr
Brahman
Sanskrit T is derived from the root bṛh meaning ‘to expand’ or ‘to grow’ and indicates that Immensity which includes everything which is conceivable. It is that part of...
07
Apr
Brahmā
Sanskrit ब्रह्मा, from the root brih “expansion”. It is the spiritual awareness in our solar system, and the “Egg of Brahmā” is our solar system. One Day of BrahmāSanskrit...
06
Apr
Bodhi
Sanskrit बोधि from the root word budh, meaning “to awaken”. From the Occult Glossary: “When the man has emptied the contents of the MindThe incessant flow of observable images,feeling,...
06
Apr
Bīja
Sanskrit बीज, “seed” or “life germ”. This signifies the life essence of not only the Holy Tree, but also describes the sperm and ovum in humans. It is of...
06
Apr
Bhūta
Sanskrit भूत, from the root bhu “being, to be, or become”. Thus, one of the many meanings of bhūtaSanskrit भूत, from the root bhu "being, to be, or beco......
06
Apr
Bhakti Yoga
Sanskrit भक्ति योग, derived from the root Bhaj, “devotion, love, purity”, etc. BhaktiSanskrit भक्ति योग, derived from the root Bh... More is mentioned in the ShvetashvataraSanskrit भक्ति योग, derived...
06
Apr
Avidyā
Sanskrit word from the roots A “not” and vidyā, “knowledge” which is commonly translated as ignorance, or nescience. In Buddhism, it is ignorance of the Four Noble TruthsSanskrit word...
06
Apr
Avīci
A Sanskrit word, meaning “having no waves” or “waveless”, is one of the 28 narakaA Sanskrit word, meaning "having no waves" or "waveless", is... More (hells) in the kingdom...
06
Apr
Avatāra
Sanskrit अवतार, from the root words ava “down”, and trí meaning to “pass” or “cross over”. Thusly, avātri to “pass down” or “descend.” The word signifies the passing down...
06
Apr
Avalokiteśvara
Sanskrit अवलोकितेश्वर, A compound word from the root ava “down” loka “world”, avalokita “perceived” or “seen” and Īśvara, “lord”. which means “lord who looks down upon the world.” AvalokiteśvaraSanskrit...
06
Apr
Auric Egg
This is the source of the human auraA shell or layer of astral substance which surrounds and per... More as well as of everything else contained in the septenarySanskrit:...
06
Apr
Aura
One of the Seven bodiesOne of the Seven bodies of Man, in "The Sevenfold Nature of ... More
06
Apr
Atom
From the ancient Greek philosophers, Democritus and Leucippus, the former bringing us democracy, and the latter; (albeit lesser known), has been credited by some as giving us atomic theoryFrom...
06
Apr
Ātman
Sanskrit आत्मन्, From the Sanskrit root Atma, meaning breath or essence. A term of which roots is hardly known; but of it’s meaning is certain: the SelfJungian Psychology An...
05
Apr
Aśwattha
Sanskrit अश्वत्थ, The Holy Fig Tree The Tree of KnowledgeSanskrit अश्वत्थ, The Holy Fig Tree The Tree o... More of Purity and Impurity, the mystical tree of Cosmic Life...
05
Apr
Astrology
The Science of the Celestial Bodies. Modern astrologyThe Science of the Celestial Bodies. Modern astrology has be... More has been conflated and mixed up with the study of personality...
05
Apr
Astral Light
According to theosophy, astral lightAccording to theosophy, astral light is called the repositor... More is called the repository of the data recorded on everything taking place on the astral...
05
Apr
Astral Body
In theosophical terms, this is the mirror-image of the physical body, that manifests in the astral world. In the ancient biblical and Egyptian/Kemetic texts, this is the body that...
05
Apr
Āśrama
Sanskrit आश्रम is derived from the root śram, which is translated as “to make efforts”, “to strive”, (to make penance). ĀśramaSanskrit आश्रम is derived from the root śram, whi......