Chakra: Wheel. Plexus; center of psychic energy in the human system, particularly in the spine or head.

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chakra:

chakra. Disk; wheel; a weapon used by Krishna.

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chakra

a wheel or disc. See Sudarshana chakra.

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Chakra:

literally meaning circle or wheel, in yoga this refers to the energy centers lying along the confluence of the nadis (energy channels)

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Padma: Lotus; lotus flower. Another name for the chakras, because sometimes they are visualized as spoked wheels, and at other times as lotus flowers.

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Dharmachakra, Dharmacakra (Sanskrit) (from dharma law + chakra wheel)

The wheel of the law, or the range of the law. "The emblem of Buddhism as a system of cycles and rebirths or reincarnations" (TG 100), it also applies to the Buddha as the holder of the wheel of the law: he who sets a new cycle in motion and in consequence changes the course of destiny through his expounding of the teachings.

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Chakra: wheels, seven centers of energy in the sushumna. Circle, wheel, vortex; pranic/psychic center in the subtle body responsible for specific physiological and psychic functions; conjugating point of nadis.

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Samsara:

Samsara. The wheel or ocean of life and death. Wheel of time. Combinations of Shiva's 3 Shaktis that create diversity in the cosmos. 'All together flowing Samskara. A mental impression produced by past experiences, mental or behavioral patterns.

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Nabhichakra nabhicakra (Sanskrit) [from nabhi navel + chakra wheel, circle, focus, nerve-ganglion]

The chakra (mystical wheel, center, or focus of energy) situated at and around the navel, said to be the seat of Sakti or kama.

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Nirvana: Liberation; final emancipation; the term is particularly applied to the liberation from the bondage of karma and the wheel of birth and death; Absolute Experience. See Moksha.

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Moksha: Release; liberation; the term is particularly applied to the liberation from the bondage of karma and the wheel of birth and death; Absolute Experience.

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Samsara: Life through repeated births and deaths; the wheel of birth and death; the process of earthly life.

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Moksha:

Moksha: release; liberation; the term is  particularly applied to the liberation from the bondage of Karma and  the wheel of birth and death; Absolute experience.

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KURGASIAX

 The 21st kala is the dark equivalent of the Wheel of Fortune, based not on Fate or Chance, but upon curse and malevolence. The accompanying depiction of the card isn't quite perfect. Anubis should be more gleeful and the woman more obviously a corpse. The wheel itself should be slightly smaller, so that the wicked witch can hold it in her hand, since she is a guise of Heimarmene and in charege of it. Her crown should more obscurely resemble the crown of Maat. Nightmares (she is the deliverer thereof) ought to be visible in the smoke shapes rising up out of the flames of burning civilization.

 The wheel is the mark of the beast or Set, which, in turning, activates the powers of the sphinx. The cross is the place of crossing over (Daath), gateway to the Abyss. The tails are the three backward entries connecting to Daath in the sephiroth of Pluto, Jupiter and Venus (Kether, Chesed and Netzach).

Kurgasiax, more than any other of the dungeons, illlustrates how the dark and light sides are inextricably linked. This is the same wheel as the Wheel of Fortune, except that it is viewed here as descending. The Wheel of Kurgasiax moves from high to low, day to night, life to death, whereas the the Wheel of Fortune is rising out ot the negative into the positive. It's called "The Roasting Spit" because it turns to face the the flames of hell after every revolution. (See WHEEL.)

Nevertheless, the magical siddha is "ascendancy", since what sinks most deeply is a reflection of the highest. So the Ray of the Scepter is the weapon of choice in the magickal working. Grant says Crowley regarded this as the formula of Gomorrah (number 315). In esoteric tradition Sodom is the masculine mode and Gomorrah the feminine.

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Anahata Chakram (Sanskrit). The seat or "wheel" of life; the heart, according to some commentators.

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Sansara (Sanskrit). Lit., "rotation"; the ocean of births and deaths. Human rebirths represented as a continuous circle, a wheel ever in motion.

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Dharmachakra (Sanskrit). Lit., The turning of the "wheel of the Law". The emblem of Buddhism as a system of cycles and rebirths or reincarnations.

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Chakra (Sanskrit) A wheel, a disk, or the circle of Vishnu generally. Used also of a cycle of time, and with other meanings.

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New Vrindaban

a spiritual village established by Srila Prabhupada near Wheeling, West Virginia.

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SAMHAIN - The festival of remembrance for the dead, held on October 31st. It is the last of the three harvests.This festival also marks the transition of rulership of the Wheel of the Year from that of the Goddess to that of the God.

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SAMHAIN: The festival of remembrance for the dead, held on the eve of Nov. 1st. It is the last of the three harvests. This festival also marks the transition of rulership of the "Wheel of the Year from that of the Goddess to that of the God.

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Rasi-chakra rasi-cakra (Sanskrit) [from rasi number, assortment, mansion + cakra wheel]

The zodiacal circle or zodiac.

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