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D. Both in the English and Hebrew alphabets the fourth letter, whose numerical value is four. The symbolical signification in the Kabb...
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Cecco d’Ascoli. Surnamed "Francesco Stabili." He lived in the thirteenth century, and was considered the most famous a...
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At-teekah D'at-teekeen:
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At-teekah D'At-teekeen. See `ATTIQA' DE-`ATTIQIN
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Wallace D Fard:
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Wallace D Fard (b. , d. unknown) Known as Master Wali Farrad Muhammad, founder of the Nation of Islam in Detroit in 1930.
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Al Sa'd Al Ahbiyah:
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Al Sa'd Al Ahbiyah: The 23rd Mansion of the Moon, corresponding to part of the constellation Aquarius. Influence: Aids the har...
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Al Sa'd Al Bula:
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Al Sa'd Al Bula: The 21st Mansion of the Moon, corresponding to part of the constellation Aquarius. Influences destruction and...
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Al Sa'd Al Dhabih:
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Al Sa'd Al Dhabih: The 20th Mansion of the Moon, corresponding to the constellation Capricorn. Influence: Aids the fugitive &...
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Al Sa'd Al Su'ud:
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Al Sa'd Al Su'ud: The 22nd Mansion of the Moon, corresponding to part of the constellation Aquarius. Influence: Aids fertility...
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Atma-matrasu (Sanskrit) To enter into the elements of the "One-Self". (See S. D. I.,334 Atmamatra is the spiritual atom, as ...
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Superspiritual Those realms and spheres of the cosmic being and life which are the causal noumena even of the spirit; and hence we may...
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Neo-platonism. Lit.,"The new Platonism" or Platonic School. An eclectic pantheistic school of philosophy founded in Alexandr...
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Dabar:
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Dabar (Hebrew) plural debarim. Word, speech, frequently a cosmic spiritual conscious energy, thus equivalent to the Greek logos or cos...
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Urdhvasrotas (Sanskrit) [from urdhva upwards, straight + srotas current, channel, canal] Those whose digestive organs or life-c...
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Alchemy ; in Arabic Ul-Khemi, is, as the name suggests, the chemistry of nature. Ui-Khemi or Al-Kimia, however, is only an Arabianized...
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Yehidah (Hebrew) [from masculine yahid the one, the only, the unique from the verbal root yahad oneness, union; cognant with the Hebre...
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Alchemists; From Al and Chemi, fire, or the god and patriarch, Kham, also, the name of Egypt. The Rosicrucians of the middle a...
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Venus The second visible planet from the sun in our solar system, and the brightest orb in the heavens except the sun and moon: regard...
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St. Germain, the Count of. Referred to as an enigmatical personage by modern writers. Frederic II., King of Prussia, used to say of hi...
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Pragna (Sanskrit) or Prajna. A synonym of Mahat the Universal Mind. The capacity for perception. (S. D., I. 139) Consciousness.
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Pralaya (Sanskrit). A period of obscuration or repose - planetary, cosmic or universal - the opposite of Manvantara (S. D., I. 370.). ...
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Lalita Vistara (Sanskrit). A celebrated biography of Sakya Muni, the Lord Buddha, by Dharmarakcha, A.D. 308.
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Athenagoras (Ancient Greek) A Platonic philosopher of Athens, who wrote a Greek Apology for the Christians in A.D. 177, addressed to t...
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Aymar, Jacques
Aymar, Jacques. A famous Frenchman who had great success in the use of the Divining Rod about the end of the 17th century; he was ofte...
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Avarasaila Sangharama (Sanskrit). Lit., the School of the Dwellers on the western mountain. A celebrated Vihara (monastery) in Dhana-k...
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Adi-Sanat (Sanskrit). Lit., "First Ancient". The term corresponds to the Kabalistic "ancient of days", since it is...
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Panini (Sanskrit). A celebrated grammarian, author of the famous work called Paniniyama; a Rishi, supposed to have received his work f...
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Dabar (Hebrew, Jewish) D (a) B (a) R (im), meaning the "Word", and the "Words" in the Chaldean Kabbala, Dabar an...
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Gemara (Hebrew, Jewish) The latter portion of the Jewish Talmud, begun by Rabbi Ashi and completed by Rabbi Mar and Meremar, about 300...
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Betyles (Phœn.). Magical stones. The ancient writers call them the "animated stones" ; oracular stones, believed in and...
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Adam:
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Adam (Hebrew, Jewish). In the Kabalah Adam is the "only-begotten", and means also "red earth". (See "Adam-Ada...
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Chaturyoni (Sanskrit) Written also tchatur-yoni. The same as Karmaya or "the four modes of birth" - four ways of entering on...
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Atlantide (Ancient Greek) The ancestors of the Pharaohs and the forefathers of the Egyptians, according to some, and as the Esoteric S...
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Philo Judeus. A Hellenized Jew of Alexandria, and a very famous historian and writer; born about 30 B.C, died about 45 A.D. He ought t...
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Proclus (Ancient Greek). A Greek writer and mystic philosopher, known as a Commentator of Plato, and surnamed the Diadochus. He lived ...
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Philo-Judaeus. A Hellenized Jew of Alexandria, a famous historian and philosopher of the first century, born about the year 30 B. C., ...
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Rosicrucians (Mys.). The name was first given to the disciples of a learned Adept named Christian Rosenkreuz, who flourished in German...
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Ar-abu Nasr-al-farabi
Ar-Abu Nasr-al-Farabi, called in Latin Alpharabius, a Persian, and the greatest Aristotelian philosopher of the age. He was born in 95...
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Hay-yah (Hebrew, Jewish) One of the metaphysical human "Principles". Eastern Occultists divide men into seven such Principle...
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Alexadrian School (of Philosophers). This famous school arose in Alexandria (Egypt) which was for several centuries the great seat of ...
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Thothori Nyan Tsan (Tibet, Tibetan) A King of Tibet in the fourth century. It is narrated that during his reign he was visited by five...
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Tzool-mah (Kab.). Lit., "shadow". It is stated in the Zohar (I., 218 a, i. fol. 117 a, col. 466.), that during the last seve...
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Head Of All Heads
Head of all Heads (Kab). Used of the "Ancient of the Ancients" Atteehah D’atteekeen, who is the "Hidden of the Hi...
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Bhadrakalpa (Sanskrit). Lit., "The Kalpa of the Sages". Our present period is a Bhadra Kalpa, and the exoteric teaching make...
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Mendeans (Ancient Greek). Also called Sabians, and St. John Christians. The latter is absurd, since, according to all acc...
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Jerusalem, Jerosalem (Septuag.) and Hierosolyma (Vulgate). In Hebrew it is written Yrshlim or "city of peace",but the ancien...
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Spiritualism:
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Spiritualism. In philosophy, the state or condition of mind opposed to materialism or a material conception of things. Theosophy, a do...
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Yeheedah (Hebrew, Jewish). Lit., "Individuality "; esoterically, the highest individuality or Atma-Buddhi-Manas, when united...
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Aryasangha (Sanskrit) The Founder of the first Yogacharya School. This Arhat, a direct disciple of Gautama, the Buddha, is most unacco...
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Astrology (Ancient Greek) The Science which defines the action of celestial bodies upon mundane affairs, and claims to foretell future...
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Zohar, Sohar:
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Zohar, or Sohar. A compendium of Kabbalistic Theosophy, which shares with the Sepher Yetzirah the reputation of being the oldest extan...
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Rabbis (Hebrew, Jewish). Originally teachers of the Secret Mysteries, the Qabbalah; later, every Levite of the priestly caste became a...
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Will. In metaphysics and occult philosophy, Will is that which governs the manifested universes in eternity. Will is the one and sole ...
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Porphyry, Porphyrius
Porphyry, or Porphyrius. A Neo-Platonist and a most distinguished writer, only second to Plotinus as a teacher and philosopher.  ...
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Farvarshi (Mazd.). The same as Ferouer, or the opposite (as contrasted) double. The spiritual counterpart of the still more spiritual ...
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Gnosis (Ancient Greek) Lit., "knowledge". The technical term used by the schools of religious philosophy, both before and du...
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Amulam Mulam
Amulam Mulam (Sanskrit). Lit., the "rootless root" ; Mulaprakriti of the Vedantins the spiritual "root of nature"....
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Anandamaya-Kosha (Sanskrit). "The illusive Sheath of Bliss", i.e., the mayavic or illusory form, the appearance of that whic...
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Atma Vidya:
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Atma Vidya
Atma Vidya (Sanskrit). The highest form of spiritual knowledge; lit., "Soul-knowledge".
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Acharya
Acharya (Sanskrit). Spiritual teacher, Guru; as Sankar-acharya, lit., a "teacher of ethics". A name generally given to Initi...
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Aditi-gea
Aditi-Gea. A compound term, Sanskrit and Latin, meaning dual, nature in theosophical writings - spiritual and physical, as Gea is the ...
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Ahura Mazda
Ahura Mazda (Zend). The personified deity, the Principle of Universal Divine Light of the Parsis. From Ahura or Asura, breath, "s...
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Nava Nidhi
Nava Nidhi (Sanskrit). Lit., "the nine Jewels"; a consummation of spiritual development, in mysticism.
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Nimitta (Sanskrit). 1. An interior illumination developed by the practice of meditation. 2. The efficient spiritual cause, as contrast...
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Occultist. One who studies the various branches of occult science. The term is used by the French Kabbalists (See Eliphas Lévi&...
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Mahatma. Lit., "great soul". An adept of the highest order. Exalted beings who, having attained to the mastery over their lo...
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Pratyaksha (Sanskrit). Spiritual perception by means of senses.
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Principles. The Elements or original essences, the basic differentiations upon and of which all things are built up. We use the term t...
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Prakriti:
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Prakriti (Sanskrit). Nature in general, nature as opposed to Purusha - spiritual nature and Spirit, which together are the "...
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Samadhana (Sanskrit). That state in which a Yogi can no longer diverge from the path of spiritual progress; when everything terrestria...
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Purusha (Sanskrit). "Man", heavenly man. Spirit, the same as Narayana in another aspect. "The Spiritual Self."
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Raja-yoga
Raja-Yoga (Sanskrit). The true system of developing psychic and spiritual powers and union with one’s Higher Self - or the Supre...
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Sanjna (Sanskrit). Spiritual Consciousness. The wife of Surya, the Sun.
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Sana, Sanaischara
Sana or Sanaischara (Sanskrit). The same as Sani or Saturn the planet. In the Hindu Pantheon he is the son of Surya, the Sun, and of S...
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Seer. One who is a clairvoyant; who can see things visible, and invisible - for others - at any distance and time with his spiritual o...
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Substance. Theosophists use the word in a dual sense, qualifying substance as perceptible and imperceptible; and making a distinction ...
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Sudda Satwa
Sudda Satwa (Sanskrit). A substance not subject to the qualities of matter; a luminiferous and (to us) invisible substance, of which t...
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Taraka Raja Yoga (Sanskrit). One of the Brahminical Yoga systems for the development of purely spiritual powers and knowledge which le...
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Talmidai Hakhameem (Hebrew, Jewish). A class of mystics and Kabbalists whom the Zohar calls "Disciples of the Wise", and who...
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Vajrapani (Sanskrit), or Manjushri, the Dhyani-Bodhisattva (as the spiritual reflex, or the son of the Dhyani.Buddhas, on earth) born ...
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Chakchur (Sanskrit). The first Vidjnana (q.v.). Lit., "the eye", meaning the faculty of sight, or rather, an occult percepti...
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Tri-bhuvana, Tri-loka
Tri-bhuvana, or Tri-loka (Sanskrit). The three worlds - Swarga, Bhumi, Patala, or Heaven, Earth, and Hell in popular beliefs; esoteric...
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Tirthankara
Tirthankara (Sanskrit). Jaina saints and chiefs, of which there are twenty-four. It is claimed that one of them was the spiritual Guru...
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Trishna (Sanskrit). The fourth Nidana; spiritual love.
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Vajracharya
Vajracharya (Sanskrit). The spiritual acharya (guru, teacher) of the Yogacharyas, The "Supreme Master of the Vajra".
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Upanita
Upanita.(Sanskrit). One who is invested with the Brahmanical thread; lit., "brought to a spiritual teacher or Guru".
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Zipporah
Zipporah (Hebrew, Jewish). Lit., the shining, the radiant. In the Biblical allegory of Genesis, Zipporah is one of the seven daughters...
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Buddhi
Buddhi (Sanskrit). Universal Soul or Mind. Mahabuddhi is a name of Mahat (see "Alaya"); also the spiritual Soul in man (the ...
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Dondam-pai-den-pa
Dondam-pai-den-pa (Tibet, Tibetan). The same as the Sanskrit term Paramarthasatya or "absolute truth", the highest spiritual...
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Enoichion
Enoichion (Ancient Greek). Lit., the inner Eye" ; the "Seer", a reference to the third inner, or Spiritual Eye, the tru...
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Ecstasis
Ecstasis (Ancient Greek). A psycho-spiritual state; a physical trance which induces clairvoyance and a beatific state bringing on visi...
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Kundalini Sakti
Kundalini Sakti (Sanskrit). The power of life; one of the Forces of Nature; that power that generates a certain light in those who sit...
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Karabtanos
Karabtanos (Ancient Greek). The spirit of blind or animal desire; the symbol of Kama-rupa. The Spirit "without sense or judgment&...
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Karana Sarira (Sanskrit). The "Causal body". It is dual in its meaning. Exoterically, it is Avidya, ignorance, or that which...
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Maha Chohan
Maha Chohan (Sanskrit). The chief of a spiritual Hierarchy, or of a school of Occultism; the head of the trans-Himalayan mystics.
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Kabalistic Faces
Kabalistic Faces. These are Nephesch, Ruach and Neschamah, or the animal (vital), the Spiritual and the Divine Souls in man - Body, So...
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Iao (Ancient Greek). See Iaho. The highest god of the Phœnicians the light conceivable only by intellect", the physical and ...
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Intercosmic Gods
Intercosmic gods. The Planetary Spirits, Dhyan-Chohans, Devas of various degrees of spirituality, and "Archangels" in genera...
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Guru (Sanskrit) Spiritual Teacher; a master in metaphysical and ethical doctrines; used also for a teacher of any science.
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Higher Self:
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Higher Self
Higher Self. The Supreme Divine Spirit overshadowing man. The crown of the upper spiritual Triad in man - Atman.
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Hatha Yoga:
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Hatha Yoga
Hatha Yoga (Sanskrit) The lower form of Yoga practice; one which uses physical means for purposes of spiritual self-development The op...
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