This Theosophical Encyclopedia contains all the articles of the printed … pass periodically into Paranirvāna. In the writings of Charles W. Leadbeater, the paranirvānic consciousness resides in the Anupādaka plane, while the Mahāparanirvānic consciousness is in the Adi plane (Man Visible and Invisible, ch. II). In the …
… Besant and Leadbeater identified the Monad no longer as Atma-Buddhi but on a higher level above the Atmic called the Anupadaka (or Anupapadaka ) Plane. Equivalents in Religious Traditions . The principles of the human being have equivalent …
… Animals, Soul of Animism Ankh Annamaya-Kosa Annihilation Antahkarana Antaratma Anthropogenesis Anthroposophy Anu Anu (Aṇu) Anupadaka Anupadaka Plane Anupadaka Tattva Apes, Anthropoid Apocatastasis Apocrypha Apollonius of Tyana Apparitions Apports …
… on seven different grades of material substance, termed by Besant in A Study in Consciousness (p. 53) the Ādi or the First, Anupādaka , Ātma, Buddhi, Manas or mind, Kāma or desire, and Sthūla-śarīra or dense, gross levels or planes (counting from … and “Physical” for Sthūla . According to Besant, the deity or LOGOS of our solar system manifests its consciousness on the Anupādaka level in a triune principle, termed the Monad (because although triune it acts as a single unit). This is termed …