Aij-Taion The chief god of one of the Yakut tribes of Siberia who dwell principally near the Lena River. This deity presides at the formation of all the worlds, although not producing them itself. Aij-Taion is stationed on the ninth heaven, whereas the minor deities are located in the seventh heaven.

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Audlang (Scandianvian Norse). The second heaven made by Deity above the field of Ida, in the Norse legends.

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Tarakamaya (Sanskrit). The first war in Heaven through Tara.

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Kuvera

The demigod who looks after the vast treasures of heaven.

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mandara

The flower of the coral tree, one of the five special trees of heaven.

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HOROSCOPE - picture of the heavens at the moment of birth or progressed to any future time. (NAD)

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CHIMERI: The realm above us known alternately as Heaven or Elphame in another aspect.

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Behesht - an Islamic term for the Lord’s spiritual abode, paradise, or heaven.

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Ascension Christian doctrine of the physical ascension of the resurrected body of Jesus Christ to heaven to be with his Father, celebrated 40 days after Easter; the prophet Elijah and the Virgin Mary are also asserted by dogma of the Roman Catholic Church to have ascended bodily to heaven.

The ascension is an allegory of the rebirth, resurrection, and union of the personality or ego with the inner god or Father in Heaven (BCW 5:389).

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Anatu (Chald.). The female aspect of Anu (q.v.). She represents the Earth and Depth, while her consort represents the Heaven and Height. She is the mother of the god Hea, and produces heaven and earth. Astronomically she is Ishtar, Venus, the Ashtoreth of the Jews.

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T'ien Hsin (Chinese) The heaven of mind or that which is absolute, referring to the ideal or subjective heaven, and therefore to the state or condition of the Absolute of any hierarchy. "Universal Ideation and Mahat, when applied to the plane of differentiation" (TG 345).

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Rajamsi (Sanskrit) [from rajas region of clouds, atmosphere, heavens, world above]

Heaven worlds, atmospheres; the six rajamsi above prithivi, our earth-globe, refer to the six higher globes of our earth-chain (cf Rig-Veda 1:34; 3:56; 7:10, 411; 5:60, 6).

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Balances: Integrity; judgment that is balanced with mercy or God's justice; man's tribulation; the smallness of man; something being shown as in balance; sickness. (Job 31:6; Ps. 62:9; Rev. 6:5; Dan. 5:27; Is. 40:12, 15)

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Ashwattha: The pipal (sacred fig) tree, the eternal tree of life whose roots are in heaven. The "world tree" in the sense of the axis of the earth and even of the cosmos.

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Trivikrama:

Trivikrama - fifth incarnation of Vishnu, who filled the earth, heaven and hell with his three steps (krama)

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Aswini:

Aswini (Ashvini). Twin deities who appear in the sky before dawn in a golden chariot drawn by horses; physicians of the heavens.

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Naaka:

Naaka: Heaven is also known as 'naaka' in Sanskrit; it has also another meaning, 'Nose! (RRV2-2)

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Triloka:

Triloka: The three worlds; bhumi: earth, svarga: heaven and patala: hell (RRV-9)

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Igaga or Igege Igigi (Chaldean) A hierarchy of superior angels: the angels or spirits of heaven as distinguished from the anunnaki, the angels of earth.

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Damnation (from Latin dammnare to condemn from damnum damage, harm)

In Christianity, condemnation to eternal punishment in hell as a consequence of sin.

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Divo-rajas (Sanskrit) (from divas celestial realm + rajas firmament)

The upper stratum of the heaven-worlds.

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Heaven and Hell In Christian theology, the abodes of Deity and the celestial hierarchy on the one hand, and of Satan and his fallen angels on the other hand; the final goal of those who are saved and of those who are damned. The origin of the doctrine is founded in the ancient Mystery teachings concerning the human afterdeath experiences and the corresponding experiences passed through by the candidate for initiation.

Hell may be likened to kama-loka and also avichi, though neither is eternal. Kama-loka is better represented, however, by purgatory. Heaven is a reflection of devachan, blended also with ideas of nirvanic states. Thus heaven and hell should both be used in the plural, as is commonly the case in their non-Christian equivalents: Elysium, nirvana, Paradise, Valhalla, Olympus, and many other names for heaven; and Tartarus, Gehenna, She'ol, Niflheim, etc., for hell.

Heaven and hell may denote states of consciousness experienced in daily life on earth. A rough division of cosmic spheres makes heaven the highest, hell or Tartarus the lowest, with the earth beneath heaven, and the underworld beneath it and preceding Tartarus. The crystalline spheres of medieval astronomy are called heavens surrounding the earth concentrically. Far from being adjudicated by a deity to happiness or torment, after death a person goes to that region to which he is attracted by the affinities which he has set up during his life.

Thus theosophy teaches the existence of almost endless and widely varying spheres or regions, all inhabited by peregrinating entities; and of these regions the higher can be dubbed the heavens and the lowest the hells, and the intermediate can be called the regions of experiences and purgation. All spheres possessing sufficient materialized substance to be called imbodied spheres are hells by contrast with the ethereal and spiritual globes of the heavens. Therefore in a sense and on a smaller scale, the lower globes of a planetary chain may be called hells, and the higher globes of the chain, by contrast, heavens.

All evolving entities go to both the heavens and the hells of our solar system in accordance with their evolutionary necessities, and for the purpose of purgation through the suffering of material experience; but in all cases such peregrinating egos are attracted at the different times of their long evolutionary schooling to those spheres by sympathy or psychomagnetic pull. The immense justice of this idea, from which the heavens and hells of the different religions have come, is readily apparent.

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