STAR, 7 POINT...see SEPTAGRAM.

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Seven Treasures

Gold, silver, lapis lazuli, crystal, agate, red pearl and carnelian. They represent the seven powers of faith, perseverance, sense of shame, avoidance of wrongdoing, mindfulness, concentration and wisdom.

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Seven Rays

According to the writings of Helena P Blavatsky and Alice A Bailey, an ancient tradition in which seven rays or energies, are the fundamental divine energies behind life in the universe. The original divine qualities of the Absolute.

Each individual human soul is an essential part of one of the Seven Rays, and through a succession of lifetimes the qualities of that Ray are developed and refined, to further the evolution of humanity. These rays function as a sevenfold division of many physical realities, including the colors of the spectrum, the notes of a musical octave, and the natural cycle of birth and death.

The initialization of every process is governed by the First Ray, and its completion by the Seventh Ray, and the other Rays govern the various stages of growth and decay between these two extremes. (see Seven Rays)

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Seven Rays

(Theosophy) Lines of activity emanating from higher planes and guided by a specific master

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Seven Sisters

Constallation of Pleiades in Taurus; seven daughters of Atlas and Pleione

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Thirty-seven Limbs of Enlightenment

These are:

1. the four mindfulnesses;
2. the four right efforts;
3. the four bases of miraculous powers;
4. the five roots; e. the five powers;
5. the seven factors of enlightenment; and
6. the eightfold noble path

 (G.C.C. Chang).

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A Theosophical definition of Seven Principles of Man :

Seven Principles of Man

Every one of the seven principles of man, as also every one of the seven elements in him, is itself a mirror of the universe. (See also Principles of Man)

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A Theosophical definition of Seven Sacred Planets :

Seven Sacred Planets

The ancients spoke of seven planets which they called the seven sacred planets, and they were named as follows: Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, and Moon.

Each one of these seven globes is a body like our own Earth in that each is a septenary chain, sevenfold in composition: six other superior globes of finer and more ethereal matter above the physical sphere or globe. Only those globes which are on the same cosmic plane of nature or being are physically visible to each other. For instance, we can see only the fourth-plane planetary globe of each of the other planetary or sidereal chains, because we ourselves are on the fourth cosmic plane, as they also are. There is a very important and wide range of mystical teaching connected with the seven sacred planets which it would be out of place to develop here.

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STAR, 7 POINT...see SEPTAGRAM.

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esoteric healing (Seven Ray techniques): Exact science expounded in Esoteric Healing (1953) by English-born Theosophist Alice A. Bailey (1880-1949), author of The Reappearance of the Christ. The basis of esoteric healing is knowledge of man as a spiritual being.

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Hebdomad (from Greek hebdomas a group of seven)

A group of seven, a septenary; a period of seven days, or seven years, etc., as in Sabbatical periods.

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Hebdomad (from Greek hebdomas a group of seven)

A group of seven, a septenary; a period of seven days, or seven years, etc., as in Sabbatical periods.

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Adityas (Sanskrit). The seven sons of Aditi; the seven planetary gods.

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saptha:

saptha. Seven.

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Koios (Greek) One of the seven titans as enumerated by Orpheus.

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Kreios (Greek) One of the seven titans named by Orpheus.

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Chupunika cupunika (Sanskrit) One of the seven Pleiades.

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Cheiron (Seven brazen columns of, in SD 2:612)

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Dula (Sanskrit) One of the seven Pleiades.

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HEBDOMAD

(The sphere of the Demiurge, lower than the Ogdoad.) Seven divides perfectly into the elemental quaternity from the 28 days of the lunar month. Set of seven, as the seven planets, the seven metals, Shakespeare's seven ages of man. In Mithraism: the 7 ceremonial steps. The Ziggurat of seven-metalled planes. Stairway of Alchemy: Quicksilver, Copper, Iron, Tin, Lead, Silver, Gold -- corresponding to the successive triads of the Tarot. The Gnostics and others claimed that the elohim were the seven gods of Creation.

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saptapadi:

the seven steps taken by a couple during their marriage ceremony symbolizing seven different wishes for the future

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