Reincarnation: A Study of the Human Soul in Its Relation to Re-birth, Evolution, Post-mortem States, the Compound Nature of Man, Hypnotism, EtcLotus Publishing Company, 1892 - 250 psl. |
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Absolute activity animal aspect astral Atman atom become body brain cause and effect Causeless Cause cell center of consciousness clairvoyance condition conscious experiences Cosmos creative cycle death desires Devachan divine dream earth energy entirely entity essence eternal evident evil evolution evolutionary evolved existence expression fact finite force function higher consciousness Higher Ego Higher Manas human soul hypnosis hypnotism incarnation individual infinite inner intellectual intelligence Jiva Kama Loca Karma karmic kingdom law of cause limited Linga Sharira lives Lower Manas Madame Blavatsky man's manifestation manvantara material plane materialistic matter mental merism Mesmerism mind modified molecular molecules monadic motion nature necessity ness Nirvana objective pass passion perception phenomena philosophic physical plane potency pralaya Prana present Principles Protoplasm psychic recognize Reincarnating Ego relation sciousness Secret Doctrine self-conscious sensation sense organs sensuous skandhas spiritual stimuli subjective synthesized term Theosophy thought tion unconscious unity Universe Unknowable vehicle vibrations
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