This Theosophical Encyclopedia contains all the articles of the printed … phenomena of a high nature can take place without them, they being the Adi tattva (first Logos, corresponding to Atma) and Anupadaka tattva (second Logos, corresponding to Buddhi). The other tattvas mentioned are Akasa (as Ether), Vayu (Air), … phenomena of a high nature can take place without them, they being the Adi tattva (first Logos, corresponding to Atma) and Anupadaka tattva (second Logos, corresponding to Buddhi). The other tattvas mentioned are Akasa (as Ether), Vayu (Air), …
… Lower and Higher Manas in H.P.B.'s works. Anthropogenesis From anthropos(Greek), man, and genesis, origins or beginnings. Anupadaka Usually taken to mean "parentless" in theosophical writings; 6th Tattva. Astral Body (or Astral Double). Astral is … Lower and Higher Manas in H.P.B.'s works. Anthropogenesis From anthropos(Greek), man, and genesis, origins or beginnings. Anupadaka Usually taken to mean "parentless" in theosophical writings; 6th Tattva. Astral Body (or Astral Double). Astral is …
… page in the World's Cosmogony. (See Book III., " Gupta Vidya and the Zohar ") [1: 10-1] The explanation with regard to the "Anupadaka" given in the Kala Chakra, the first in the Gyu(t) division of the Kanjur, is half esoteric. It has misled the … page in the World's Cosmogony. (See Book III., " Gupta Vidya and the Zohar ") [1: 10-1] The explanation with regard to the "Anupadaka" given in the Kala Chakra, the first in the Gyu(t) division of the Kanjur, is half esoteric. It has misled the …