Kha (Sanskrit) Ethery spaces, often applied to the earth's atmosphere, sometimes used for akasa.

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Extradimensional:

Originating outside our normal space-time reality.

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Deport:

The paranormal movement of objects out of a secure enclosed space.

See also Dematerialization, Teleportation.

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Akasic (from Sanskrit akasa ether, space)

The anglicized adjectival form of akasa (Sanskrit akasika).

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Aportation:

A PK talent involving the seemingly instantaneous movement of an object from one location in space-time to another, apparently without going through the normal space-time in between. See Teleportation.

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Akasha:

Akasha ("ether/space"): the first of the five material elements of which the physical universe is composed; also used to designate "inner" space, that is, the space of consciousness (called cid-akasha)

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Mahakasa (Sanskrit) [from maha great + akasa ether, space]

Great akasa; endless space, the seventh universal principle. Equivalent to pradhana or even mulaprakriti, which describe the boundless space or womb of all being which, in connection with the central point or Brahman, is the cosmic source of all.

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akasha: (sanskrit) "Space." The sky. Free, open space. Ether, the fifth and most subtle of the five elements - earth, air, fire, water and ether.

á      Empirically, the rarified space or ethereal fluid plasma that pervades the universes, inner and outer.

á      Esoterically, mind, the superconscious strata holding all that exists and all that potentially exists, wherein all happenings are recorded and can be read by clairvoyants.

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t is through psychic entry into this transcendental akasha that cosmic knowledge is gathered, and the entire circle of time - past, present and future - can be known. Space, akasha, in this concept is a positive substance, filled with unseen energies and intelligences, in contrast with the Western conception that space is the absence of everything and is therefore nothing in and of itself. The Advayataraka Upanishad (2.1.17) describes five levels of akasha which can be yogically experienced:

á      guna rahita akasha (space devoid of qualities);

á      parama akasha (supreme space),

á      maha akasha (great space),

á      tattva akasha (space of true existence) and

á      surya akasha (space of the sun).

See: mind, (universal mind), psychic ability.

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Extension Applies chiefly to the familiar attribute of physical objects or space, but can be used in a wider and more general sense. The terms space, extension, and spatial extension are to a great extent interchangeable in popular speech.

The notion they convey seems essential to our mental processes, and we cannot even think of a point without having first imagined an extended space for it to be located in. When abstract space is spoken of as boundless extension, the latter word must be understood as the extension of this, that, or some other cosmic plane, and hence on each such plane resembling the spatial extension which we recognize as physical space, great or small.

However, extension is not abstract space itself, for all extensions of whatever character, and on whatever plane, are contained in abstract space; so that if we speak of abstract space as boundless extension, we must enlarge the word extension to include the inner and the outer, the high and the low, and all that is visible or invisible, past, present, and future.

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Nara. (Sanskrit). The waters of Space, or the Great Deep, whence the name of Narayana or Vishnu.

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Maha Sunyata (Sanskrit). Space, or eternal law; the great void or chaos.

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Vacuum (Latin). The symbol of the absolute Deity or Boundless Space, esoterically.

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Devamatri (Sanskrit). Lit., "the mother of the gods". A title of Aditi, Mystic Space.

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Kshetram (Sanskrit). The "Great Deep" of the Bible and Kabala. Chaos, Yoni; Prakriti, Space.

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Khnoom (Egypt, Egyptian). The great Deep, or Primordial Space.

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Jagad-Yoni (Sanskrit). The womb of the world; space.

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Tehom (Hebrew) Waters of space, the primordial deep, in the Biblical Genesis. {FSO 70}

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Tho-og (Tibetan) Mystic word for "space." {BCW 14:408n, 411n}

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Psychokinesis or PK:

A categorical term for those psi talents that involve the movement of matter and energy through space-time.

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QUARTERS - the four directions or elements used in creating a magick circle or sacred space.

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Altar - A sacred space. Often a small table or shelf for sacred objects which vary by tradition

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LOROO

A Forgotten One who dwells in the interstellar spaces. Best not remembered.

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