Nitatni (Sanskrit) One of the seven Pleiades.

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Vodhu (Sanskrit) The sixth of the seven kumaras as enumerated in the Uttara-kanda of the Padma-Purana. The seven are Sanaka, Sanandana, Sanatana, Sanat-kumara, Jata, Vodhu, and Pancha-sikha.

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Amba (Sanskrit). The name of the eldest of the seven Pleiades, the heavenly sisters married each to a Rishi belonging to the Saptariksha or the seven Rishis of the constellation known as the Great Bear.

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Maha Buddhi (Sanskrit). Mahat. The Intelligent Soul of the World. The seven Prakritis or seven "natures" or planes, are counted from Mahabuddhi downwards.

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Taygeta or Taygete taugete (Greek) One of the seven Pleiades, daughters of Atlas, who in one sense represent the seven subraces of Atlantis.

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Sapta-loka (Sanskrit) [from sapta seven + loka world, sphere, place]

The seven great spheres or cosmic planes of manifested life.

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SAPTA SVARA: the seven notes of the Indian scale of music

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dwipa:

dwipa (dhveepa). Island; one of seven divisions of the terrestial world.

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Avanthi:

Avanthi. One of the seven sacred cities of Bharath (India) on the banks of the Sipra river.

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Mahar-loka:

Mahar-loka. Great world; fourth of seven Upper Worlds.

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Hebdomas Among the Gnostics, a name of Iao as ruler of the seven heavens or hierarchies (SD 1:448).

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Maghayanti Meghayanti (Sanskrit) One of the seven Pleiades; one name of the planet Venus.

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Madhyama (Sanskrit) The fourth or middle tone of the seven primary notes of the Hindu musical scale.

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Krios (Greek) A ram; the Latin Aries. Also one of the seven titans of Orpheus.

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Ikshu Ikshu (Sanskrit) One of the legendary seven seas, supposed by some to be the Euxine or Black Sea.

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Amazarak In the Book of Enoch, one of the seven first instructors of the fourth root-race (SD 2:376).

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Archidevs In Zoroastrianism, the seven highest or most powerful devs or demons, opposed to the Ameshaspends (BCW 13:127).

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Hebdomas Among the Gnostics, a name of Iao as ruler of the seven heavens or hierarchies (SD 1:448).

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Taygete (Ancient Greek). One of the seven daughters of Atlas third, who became later one of the Pleiades. These seven daughters are said to typify the seven sub-races of the fourth root-race, that of the Atlanteans.

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Sapta-samudra (Sanskrit) [from sapta seven + samudra ocean]

The seven oceans of the Puranas, whether cosmic or terrestrial, the latter referring to geologic ages. Mystically, the seven globes of our planetary chain (cf Sapta-sindhavas).

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Raivata-manvantara (Sanskrit) The manvantaric life cycle inaugurated and presided over by Raivata-manu, the fifth of the 14 manus. Another word for manus is dhyani-chohans. As there are seven root-manus and seven seed-manus for the seven rounds of our earth-chain, Raivata-manu inaugurated and presided over the third round as its root-manu.

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Sapta-dvipa (Sanskrit) [from sapta seven + dvipa island, continent]

The seven islands or continents of the world as described in the Vishnu-Purana. Esoterically, the seven great continental systems each one lasting many millions of years, which come successively into existence as the respective homes of the seven root-races. On a greater scale they also may represent the seven globes of the planetary chain.

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