Ventus (Latin) [cf root ven, van in Sanskrit vata, English wind, Greek anemos, Latin animus, anima]

Wind; wind and spirit were convertible, in the literatures of most ancient nations.

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Maruth:

Maruth. Also Maruthi. God of wind.

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Maruthas:

Maruthas: Wind-Gods (RRV-7b).

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Door of Horn or Gate of Horn. See WIND

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Akousmatikoi (Greek) Hearers, listeners; probationers in the school of Pythagoras (Wind of the Spirit 309, 111).

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Anemos (Greek) (cf Latin animus, anima)

Wind, spirit.

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Boreas (Greek) The north wind in Greek mythology, connected with the Hyperborean continent of the first root-race.

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Darom (Hebrew) The south, or south country; also applied to the south wind.

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Atabulus (Latin) Atabutos in SD. A hot southeast wind in Europe, now called the scirocco or sirocco.

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Pavana (Sanskrit) [from the verbal root pu to purify]

The purifier; often used for the wind. Pavana, as the god of wind, is said to be the father of Hanumat or Hanuman, the monkey king who becomes Rama's helper in the Ramayana.

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Vayu

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

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Maruts

The forty-nine expansions of the wind-god, who are friends of Indra.

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EARTH MAGICK: The energy that exists within stones, herbs, flames, wind, and other natural objects.

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mass of dried entwined herbs blown about by the wind

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Eolus (Ancient Greek). The god who, according to Hesiod, binds and looses the winds; the king of storms and winds. A king of Eolia, the inventor of sails and a great astronomer, and therefore deified by posterity.

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Typheus (Ancient Greek). A famous giant, who had a hundred heads like those of a serpent or dragon, and who was the reputed father of the Winds, as Siva was that of the Maruts - also "winds ". He made war against the gods, and is identical with the Egyptian Typhon.

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Chi Nei Tsang II: Method taught by the Healing Tao Co., in Chiang Mai, Thailand. Its theory posits good Chi and at least ten kinds of bodily wind (flatus), including the sick or evil wind.

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Hanuman:

Hanuman (Hanumaan). Son of the Wind God and a great ``devotee servant'' of Rama. He was part man, part monkey.

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Pavana (Sanskrit) God of the wind; the alleged father of the monkey-god Hanuman (See "Ramayana").

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Ruach Elohim (Hebrew, Jewish). The Spirit of the gods; corresponds to the Holy Ghost of the Christians. Also the wind, breath and rushing water.

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Tzuphon (Hebrew, Jewish). A name for Boreas, the Northern Wind, which some of the old Israelites deified and worshipped.

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