Ha (Sanskrit) A magic syllable used in sacred formule it represents the power of Akasa Sakti. Its efficacy lies in the expirational accent and the sound produced.

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 Ha:

the sun

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ha:

ha - the sun

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Ha-Hoser (Hebrew) The diminished, implying derivation and reflection; reflected lights is a Qabbalistic term for a minor hierarchy of builders of inferior power.

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Haimavatas. See HIMAVAT

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Oi-ha-hou.

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Kuch-ha-guf. See KOAH HAD-GUPH

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Coach ha-Guf. See KOAH HAG-GUPH

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Kuch-ha-guf (Hebrew, Jewish). The astral body of a man. In Franz Lambert it is written "Coach-ha-guf". But the Hebrew word is Kuch, meaning vis, "force", motive origin of the earthy body.

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Ets Ha-Hayyim (Hebrew) The Tree of Lives; sometimes simply called the Tree (Chald 'ilan). A Qabbalistic term applied to the Sephirothal tenfold scheme, when arranged diagrammatically in three columns of three Sephiroth each, crowned with the tenth, Sephirah or Kether.

`Ets Ha-Hayyim is an important Qabbalistic work, which is often called together with the Zohar the two Bibles of the Qabbalah. It was produced by Chajim Vital (1543-1620), an Italian Qabbalist.

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Ha-'Idra' Zuta' Qaddisha' (Chaldean) The Less (or Small) Holy Assembly; a small treatise of the Zohar, containing the discourses of Rabbi Shim`on to his remaining six disciples upon the Sephiroth; based upon the Ha-'Idra' Rabba' Qaddisha'.

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Ha-'Idra' Zuta' Qaddisha' (Chaldean) The Less (or Small) Holy Assembly; a small treatise of the Zohar, containing the discourses of Rabbi Shim`on to his remaining six disciples upon the Sephiroth; based upon the Ha-'Idra' Rabba' Qaddisha'.

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Hay-yoth ha Qadosh (Hebrew, Jewish) The holy living creatures of Ezekiel’s vision of the Merkabah, or vehicle, or chariot. These are the four symbolical beasts, the cherubim of Ezekiel, and in the Zodiac Taurus, Leo, Scorpio (or the Eagle), and Aquarius, the man.

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Ha-'Indra' Rabba' Qaddisha' (Chaldean) The Great Holy Assembly; one treatise of the Zohar, consisting of discourses by Rabbi Shim`on to his assembly of disciples upon the form of the Deity and on pneumatology. It is considered to be a development of the Siphra di-Tseni`utha', the most ancient portion, and therefore the basis of the Zohar.

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Haima (Sanskrit) (from heman gold, winter)

Golden, equivalent to hiranya; also wintry. Mystically, certain things or entities were considered golden in the sense of best, the most superior. Thus the Himalayan mountains, because they were considered the best of mountains, were often spoken of as haima (golden), and possibly in later times the term often was used merely to express the idea of golden, having lost its original implication.

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