A Dictionary of Some Theosophical Terms
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By repeated incarnations or other methods.
Kraunca The fifth of the seven DV! PAS of the PURANAS. See DVIPA.
1 H, P. Blavatsky. A See The Secret Doctrine, ii. 297-8.
Dictionary of Theosophical Terms 69 Krikila That manifestation of PRANA which produces the sense of hunger.
Krishna In Hinduism: i. The last incarnation of Vishnu.
2. The Second Aspect of the TRIMURTI ; the CHRISTOS. Krita (Sans. , done, finished) The Krita-yuga. Krita-yuga See YUGA. Kriya (Sans. ) Activity; that which is active or... creative.
Kriya-mana The Creative Mind ; the Third Aspect of the LOGOS. Kriya-mana Karma That KARMA which each one is creating during his present earth-life.
Kriya-shakti i. The creation of forms by means of thought; hence the power divine or human to manifest.
" The mysterious power of thought which enables it to produce eternal, perceptible, phenomenal results by its own inherent energy. " S. D. , i. 312. 2. The out-going or self-sacrificing powers of the SELF or the EGO.
Kriya-yoga (Sans. , practical YOGA) The first stage in the practice of YOGA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By repeated incarnations or other methods.
Kraunca The fifth of the seven DV! PAS of the PURANAS. See DVIPA.
1 H, P. Blavatsky. A See The Secret Doctrine, ii. 297-8.
Dictionary of Theosophical Terms 69 Krikila That manifestation of PRANA which produces the sense of hunger.
Krishna In Hinduism: i. The last incarnation of Vishnu.
2. The Second Aspect of the TRIMURTI ; the CHRISTOS. Krita (Sans. , done, finished) The Krita-yuga. Krita-yuga See YUGA. Kriya (Sans. ) Activity; that which is active or... creative.
Kriya-mana The Creative Mind ; the Third Aspect of the LOGOS. Kriya-mana Karma That KARMA which each one is creating during his present earth-life.
Kriya-shakti i. The creation of forms by means of thought; hence the power divine or human to manifest.
" The mysterious power of thought which enables it to produce eternal, perceptible, phenomenal results by its own inherent energy. " S. D. , i. 312. 2. The out-going or self-sacrificing powers of the SELF or the EGO.
Kriya-yoga (Sans. , practical YOGA) The first stage in the practice of YOGA.
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