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Vehicles are non-living means of transportation. They are most often man-made (e.g. bicycles, cars, motorcycles, trains, ships, and aircraft), although some other means of transportation which are not made by man can also be called vehicles; examples include icebergs and floating tree trunks. Vehicles may be propelled by animals, e.g. a chariot or an ox-cart. However, animals on their own, though used as a means of transportation, are not cal ... Including:

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Dream Interpretation Vehicle
For men, dreams with vehicles are mostly associated with sex. For women, dreams of vehicles seem often to be connected with feelings of self-respect and ambition. See Car, Truck, Bicycle, Train.

 
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Vehicle A principle or element, through which an entity is able to express itself, and which can therefore be called the carrier of that entity. Thus the human physical body is a vehicle for all the other human principles that express themselves through it; the linga-sarira is similarly a vehicle for all superior to it; or buddhi is a vehicle for atman.
 
 The same principle can be both a vehicle for what is above it, and an entity using another inferior principle as a vehicle. Equivalent to such terms as soul, or the Sanskrit vahana, yana, and upadhi (a carrier).

 
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That body which is carrier of a spirit. More frequently used in referring to ethereal body than to physical body

 
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Vehicle of Life (Mystic). The "Septeriary" Man among the Pythagoreans, "number seven" among the profane. The former "explained it by saying, that the human body consisted of four principal elements (principles), and that the soul is triple (the higher triad)" . (See Isis Unveiled, Vol. II., p. 418, New York, 1877.) It has been often remarked that in the earlier works of the Theosophists no septenary division of man was mentioned. The above quotation is sufficient warrant that, although with every caution, the subject was more than once approached, and is not a new-fangled theory or invention.

 
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Vehicle of Life Generally, any vehicle of vitality; specifically among ancient Pythagoreans and others, the entire constitution of the normal human being (or other entity), consisting of seven distinct principles or elements which together form the complete person.

 
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Chariot Vehicle (cf Sanskrit vahana, Hebrew merkhabah). The Zohar states that ''eyn soph uses the One, the manifested Heavenly Man, as its chariot; but, as ''eyn soph is the Boundless, it cannot come into individual relation with any thing; it is the depth or bythos of ''eyn soph whose ray uses the Heavenly Man as a chariot.
 
It is the unmanifested Logos or Brahman which uses the manifested Logos or Brahma as its vehicle. Chariot is also used to refer to the visible planets as vehicles of the planetary deities, as for instance in the chariot of Apollo or Phoebus and in the nine chariots of the stars around Dhruva the pole star. In similar fashion, the human body is often called the chariot of the inner charioteer, the real person or true ego.

 
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