Dabari:

Dabari: Tomb (SSS-II)

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Tomb

• To dream of seeing tombs, denotes sadness and disappointments in business.
• Dilapidated tombs omens death or desperate illness.
• To dream of seeing your own tomb, portends your individual sickness or disappointments.
• To read the inscription on tombs, foretells unpleasant duties.

Source: 10 000 Dream Interpretations, by Gustavus Hindman Miller

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savam:

savam (shavam). Corpse, tomb.

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mahasamadhi:

Refers to a tomb.

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Taphos (Greek) A tomb; in ancient Greece, the mystical tomb or sarcophagus placed in the crypt of initiation, sometimes called the adytum, and in which the neophyte lay during the trance preceding illumination. It was called a tomb because the person for the time being is "dead" -- death and resurrection being involved in all ancient initiations.

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Mahasamadhi:

Mahasamadhi. Refers to a tomb.

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Asterius Giant whose tomb Pausanias saw (SD 2:278).

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Pit: Hell; sepulcher; tomb; entrapment; enticement; self ruination. (Jer. 18:20; Is. 14:15; 24:22; 38:17-18; Rev. 9:1-2; 20:1-3)

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Ossa. (Ancient Greek) A mount, the tomb of the giants (allegorical).

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Koorgan, Kurgan (Russian) A mound, generally artificially made; an old tomb. Popular tradition attaches magical or so-called supernatural occurrences to such mounds or their vicinity.

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Taphos (Ancient Greek). Tomb, the sarcophagus placed in the Adytum and used for purposes of initiation.

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Tullia (Latin). A daughter of Cicero, in whose tomb, as claimed by several alchemists, was found burning a perpetual lamp, placed there more than a thousand years previously.

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Koorgan (Russ.). An artificial mound, generally an old tomb. Traditions of a supernatural or magical character are often attached to such mounds.

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Tota-gopinatha temple

a temple in Jagannatha Puri near the tomb of Haridasa Thakura.

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Antaeus (Greek) Giant son of Poseidon and Gaia, who grew stronger every time he touched his mother, the earth. Killed by Hercules, while holding him off the ground. His tomb was shown near Tingis in Mauretania (SD 2:278).

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Bamboo Books. Most ancient and certainly pre-historic works in Chinese containing the antediluvian records of the Annals of China. They were found in the tomb of King Seang of Wai, who died 295 B.C., and claim to go back many centuries.

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samadhi

1. Fully matured meditation, the last of the eight steps of the yoga system taught by Patanjali. A perfected devotee of the Supreme Lord also achieves the same samadhi. 2. The tomb of a pure devotee of the Lord.

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Marabut. A Mahometan pilgrim who has been to Mekka, a saint. After his death his body is placed in an open sepulchre built above ground, like other buildings, but in the middle of the streets and public places of populated cities. Placed inside the small and only room of the tomb (and several such public sarcophagi of brick and mortar may be seen to this day in the streets and squares of Cairo), the devotion of the way farers keeps a lamp ever burning at his head. The tombs of some of these marabuts are very famous for the miracles they are alleged to perform.

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Kaaba, Ka'ba, Kaabeh (Arabic) The edifice at Mecca sacred to Moslems. The celebrated black stone, the principal object of veneration, is placed in the black corner -- the southeast corner (Safa). It is said to have come directly from heaven, originally being as white as snow, but subsequently becoming black because of the sins of mankind. The white stone, the reputed tomb of Ismael, is in the north side and the place of Abraham is to the east.

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Umbra (Latin) A shade; the kama-rupic spook which remains in the lower regions of the astral light after physical death and often hovers in the neighborhood of the tomb. "The ancient Latin races . . . believed that after death Anima, the pure divine soul, ascended to heaven, a place of bliss; Manes (the Kama Rupa) descended into Hades (Kama Loka); and Umbra (or astral double, the Linga Sharira) remained on earth hovering about its tomb, because the attraction of physical, objective matter and affinity to its earthly body kept it within the places which that body had impressed with its emanations. Therefore, they said that nothing but the astral image of the defunct could be seen on earth, and even that faded out with the disintegration of the last particle of the body which had been so long its dwelling" (TG 353).

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