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 |  |  | Spiritual Symbols: Encyclopedia II - Dasa - Symbolical and spiritual interpretationsReligious Hindu authors like Sri Aurobindo believe that words like Dasa are used in the Rig Veda symbolically and should be interpreted spiritually, and that Dasa does not refer to human beings, but rather to demons. Many Dasas are purely mythical and can only refer to demons. There is for example a Dasa called Urana with 99 arms (RV II.14.4), and a Dasa with six eyes and three heads in the Rig Veda.
According to Aurobindo (The Secret of the Veda), RV 5.14.4 is a key for understanding the character of the Dasyus:
agnir jato arochate, ghnan dasy ...
See also:Dasa, Dasa - Etymology of Dasa and related terms, Dasa - Dasa, Dasa - Dasyu, Dasa - Related terms, Dasa - Anasa, Dasa - The religion of the Dasas/Dasyus, Dasa - Symbolical and spiritual interpretations, Dasa - The Dasas/Dasyus and krsna or asikni, Dasa - Tvac, Dasa - Literature Read more here: » Dasa: Encyclopedia II - Dasa - Symbolical and spiritual interpretations |
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 |  |  | Spiritual Symbols: Encyclopedia II - Cherokee Clans - Ancient Spiritual Symbolism of the Cherokee ClansAh-ni-ga-to-ge-wi or Wild Potato Clan represented the material plane of earth or physical matter (earth).
Ah-ni-gi-lo(la)-hi or Long Hair Clan represented the human people (breath).
Ah-ni-(k)a-wi or Deer Clan represented the spirit of life, and procreation (life).
Ah-ni-tsi-sk-wa or Red Tailed Hawk Clan represented the development of the human intellect (air).
Ah-ni-sa-ho-ni or Blue Holly ...
See also:Cherokee Clans, Cherokee Clans - Background on Cherokee Clans in Ancient History, Cherokee Clans - The Seven Cherokee Clans, Cherokee Clans - Spiritual Significance of the Clans in Ah-ni-ku-ta-ni Rituals, Cherokee Clans - Ancient Spiritual Symbolism of the Cherokee Clans, Cherokee Clans - Clan Customs of the Cherokee Clans, Cherokee Clans - Cherokee Marriage Customs Between the Clans, Cherokee Clans - Clan Marriage Ceremonies of the Ah-ni-ku-ta-ni, Cherokee Clans - Clan Married Life, Cherokee Clans - Clan Voting and Banishment in Ancient Times Read more here: » Cherokee Clans: Encyclopedia II - Cherokee Clans - Ancient Spiritual Symbolism of the Cherokee Clans |
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 |  |  | Spiritual Symbols: Encyclopedia II - Symbols of Scientology - Sea Org symbolThe Sea Org is the central management organisation of the Church of Scientology. The Sea Org was founded by Scientology leader L. Ron Hubbard in 1968, ostensibly as an organisation for implementing Scientology technology around the world through the operation of a fleet of ships. Members of the Sea Org sign an employment contract with the organisation for one billion years.
This symbol originated in Operating Thetan level III, the Xenu story, as a symbol represe ...
See also:Symbols of Scientology, Symbols of Scientology - Scientology symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Dianetics symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Infinite Dianetics symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Operating Thetan symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Church of Scientology cross symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Sea Org symbol, Symbols of Scientology - L. Ron Hubbard symbol, Symbols of Scientology - Church of Spiritual Technology logo Read more here: » Symbols of Scientology: Encyclopedia II - Symbols of Scientology - Sea Org symbol |
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 |  |  | Spiritual Symbols: Encyclopedia II - Heart symbol - In early science and philosophyMany classical and medieval philosophers and scientists, including Aristotle, considered the heart the seat of thought, reason or emotion, often rejecting the value of the brain.
The Roman physician Galen located the seat of the passions in the liver, the seat of reason in the brain, and considered the heart to be the seat of the emotions. While Galen's identification of the heart with emotion were proposed as a part of his theory of the circulatory system, the heart has continued to be used as a symbolic source of human emotions even after the rejection of such beliefs.
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The Roman physician Galen located the seat of the passions in the liver, the seat of reason in the brain, and considered the heart to be the seat of the emotions. While Galen's identification of the heart with emotion were proposed as a part of his theory of the circulatory system, the heart has continued to be used as a symbolic source of human emotions even after the rejection of such beliefs.
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See also:Heart symbol, Heart symbol - In mythology spirituality and religion, Heart symbol - In early science and philosophy, Heart symbol - As a graphic icon Read more here: » Heart symbol: Encyclopedia II - Heart symbol - In early science and philosophy |
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Spiritual Dictionary on Elemental Symbols Elemental Symbols: Much of magic is done through the mediation of the four occult elements, Fire, Air, Water, and Earth. They determine both the type of energy that accomplishes the work and the avenue through which it acts. For this reason a clear understanding and proper use of the elements is vital in ritual. Each element is represented by its own material symbol, which is placed atop the altar beside the lamp in the appropriate elemental quarter. If a ritual concerns only one element, its symbol is placed on the altar alone; if all four elements are involved, all four symbols are present. Fire is embodied in a short rod about nine inches long. This has a very specific design in the Golden Dawn magical system, but the details are not really necessary. It is the essential shape of the rod that is most important. The nature of elemental Fire is in accord with this strongly phallic symbol. Air is embodied in a short dagger. Again, it is the associations of the blade—its flashing quickness, its piercing quality, its brightness—that are important, not details of the hilt and so on. The difference in tone between the rod and the dagger says much about the essential difference between elemental Fire and Air. Water is embodied in a cup or chalice. It should be rounded and womblike, enclosing and protective. It is also more harmonious if the cup is made of a watery, or at least a natural, material. Blue hand blown glass is good, or earth-tone ceramic. Earth is embodied in the disk or pentacle. This is a flat disk painted with Earth colors. Ideally it should be made of clay or stone. Usually it is of wood. It must not be too large to conveniently hold in the hand—four inches in diameter is a good size, because four is a material, earthy number. So far as I know, the use of elemental symbols originated with the Victorian Order of the Golden Dawn in the last century, and received its inspiration from the symbols of the lesser arcana—the number cards—of the Tarot. Specific, formal symbols of the four elements were not used in medieval times, and are not strictly necessary. However, the employment of these symbols has become almost universal in modern magic, and they can be very useful. It is important that they be made to harmonize with the sensibilities of the one who will actually use them, not merely according to some arbitrary standard. Also See: Elemental Symbol (See also: Elemental Symbols, Magic, Shamanism, Paganism, Wicca)
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