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Anahata Shabda (Sanskrit). The mystic voices and sounds heard by the Yogi at the incipient stage of his meditation, The third of the four states of sound, otherwise called Madhyama - the fourth state being when it is perceptible by the physical sense of hearing. The sound in its previous stages is not heard except by those who have developed their internal, highest spiritual senses. The four stages are called respectively, Para, Pashyanti, Madhyama and Vaikhari.

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Anuki (Egypt, Egyptian). "See Anouki" supra. "The word Ank in Hebrew, means ‘my life’, my being, which is the personal pronoun Anocki, from the name of the Egyptian goddess Anouki ", says the author of the

Hebrew Mystery, or the Source of Measures.

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Ammonius Saccas. A great and good philosopher who lived in Alexandria between the second and third centuries of our era, and who was the founder of the Neo-Platonic School of Philaletheians or "lovers of truth".

He was of poor birth and born of Christian parents, but endowed with such prominent, almost divine, goodness as to he called Theodidaktos, the "god-taught". He honoured that which was good in Christianity, but broke with it and the churches very early, being unable to find in it any superiority over the older religions.

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Pleroma (Ancient Greek). "Fulness", a Gnostic term adopted to signify the divine world or Universal Soul. Space, developed and divided into a series of eons. The abode of the invisible gods. It has three degrees.

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Adi-Buddha (Sanskrit). The First and Supreme Buddha - not recognised in the Southern Church. The Eternal Light.

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Amun (Copt.). The Egyptian god of wisdom, who had only Initiates or Hierophants to serve him as priests.

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Frost Giants or Hrimthurses (Scandianvian Norse). They are the great builders, the Cyclopes and Titans of the Norsemen, and play a prominent part in the Edda. It is they who build the strong wall round Asgard (the Scandinavian Olympus) to protect it from the Jotuns, the wicked giants.

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Pranidhana (Sanskrit). The fifth observance of the Yogis; ceaseless devotion. (See Yoga Shastras, ii. 32.)

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Sakti-Dhara (Sanskrit). Lit., the "Spear-holder ", a title given to Kartikeya for killing Taraka, a Daitya or giant-demon. The latter, demon though he was, seems to have been such a great Yogin, owing to his religious austerities and holiness, that he made all the gods tremble before him. This makes of Kartikeya, the war god, a kind of St. Michael.

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Assurbanipal (Chald.). The Sardanapalus of the Greeks, "the greatest of the Assyrian Sovereigns, far more memorable on account of his magnificent patronage of learning than of the greatness of his empire", writes the late G. Smith, and adds: "Assurbanipal added more to the Assyrian royal library than all the kings who had gone before him".

As the distinguished Assyriologist tells us in another place of his "Babylonian and Assyrian Literature" (Chald. Account of Genesis) that "the majority of the texts preserved belong to the earlier period previous to B.C. 1600", and yet asserts that "it is to tablets written in his (Assurbanipal’s) reign (B.C. 673) that we owe almost all our knowledge of the Babylonian early history", one is well justified in asking, "How do you know?"

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Atma-bhu (Sanskrit). Soul-existence, or existing as soul. (See "Alaya".)

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Sige (Ancient Greek). "Silence"; a name. adopted by the Gnostics to signify the root whence proceed the Eons of the second series.

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Rohitaka Stupa (Sanskrit). The "red stupa", or dagoba, built by King Asoka, and on which Maitribala-raja fed starving Yakshas with his blood. The Yakshas are inoffensive demons (Elementaries) called pynya-janas or "good people".

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Bhadrasena (Sanskrit). A Buddhist king of Magadha.

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Gharma (Sanskrit) A title of Karttikeya, the Indian god of war and the Kumara born of Siva’s drop of sweat that fell into the Ganges.

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Kriyasakti (Gk.). The power of thought; one of the seven forces of Nature. Creative potency of the Siddhis (powers) of the full Yogis.

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Migmar (Tibet, Tibetan). The planet Mars.

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Tridandi (Sanskrit). The name generally given to a class or sect of Sanyasis who constantly keep in the hand a kind of club (danda) branching off into three rods at the top. The word is variously etymologized, and some give the name to the triple Brahmanical thread.

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