Illusion. In Occultism everything finite (like the universe and all in it) is called illusion or maya.

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In (Chin.). The female principle of matter, impregnated by Yo, the male ethereal principle, and precipitated thereafter down into the universe.

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T'ien-chan (Chinese) The universe, referring to the matter side or forms.

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PRALAYA

The night of Brahma, when the universe ceases to exist.

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PSYCHISM

The belief that there is a universal soul animating all things.

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NYINGPO

Tibetan "Alaya" or the universal self or soul of all things.

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Vishva-rupa

God's form as the universe.

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Vayu

The god of the wind, one of the principal demigods administering the universe.

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yugas

Ages in the cycle of universal history. See Krita (Satya), Treta, Dvarapa, and Kali.

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HIGHER SELF: That part of us which connects our corporeal minds to the Collective Unconscious and with the divine knowledge of the universe.

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ALAYA

Universal soul or self of all things. Nyingpo amongst the Tibetans.

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HYPERSPACE

The space around us that contains all the parallel universes.

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Bhur (Bhu-mandala, Bhurloka)

The middle region of the universe, which includes the planet earth.

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Cosmic energy: The all-pervading energy in the universe

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Macrocosm: The universe itself; a system regarded as an entity containing subsystems

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Reiki:

Reiki - Japanese work which employs Universal Healing Energy

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Universal Spirit In the hierarchy of cosmic principles, the unmanifest or First Logos; in the human constitution, atman or atma-buddhi.

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Sthiratman (Sanskrit) [from sthira firm, constant + atman self]

Constant, eternal; applied to the spiritual self of the universe, of which the soul of the universe is the vehicle.

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Adi-budhi (Sanskrit). Primeval Intelligence or Wisdom; the eternal Budhi or Universal Mind. Used of Divine Ideation, "Mahabuddhi" being synonymous with MAHAT.

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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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Sophia (Ancient Greek). Wisdom. The female Logos of the Gnostics; the Universal Mind; and the female Holy Ghost with others.

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Yoga:

state of union between two opposites - body and mind; individual and universal consciousness; a process of uniting the opposing forces in the body and mind in order to achieve supreme awareness and enlightenment.

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