What Exactly Is The Monad? - T H E O S O P H Y
网页In some of the more basic and foundational textbooks of Theosophy, such as “The Key to Theosophy” by H. P. Blavatsky and “The Ocean of Theosophy” by William Q. Judge, the term “Monad” is used quite simply and applies to the conjunction of the two highest “Principles” of the inner, spiritual constitution of the human being ...
On the Monad: A Collation from H. P. Blavatsky's Secret Doctrine
网页It consists of ten points inscribed pyramid-like (from one to the last four) within its three lines, and it symbolizes the Universe in the famous Pythagorean Decad. The upper single dot is a Monad, and represents a Unit-Point which is the Unity from whence all proceeds, and all is of the same essence with it.
Gods, Monads, Atoms - T H E O S O P H Y
网页The section “Gods, Monads, and Atoms” between p. 610-634 of the first volume of “The Secret Doctrine” by H. P. Blavatsky is often described by those who seriously attempt to study that book as being one of the most complex, challenging, or difficult parts.
The Monad and The Ego are an Eternal Triad – T H ... - T H E O S O …
网页The Monad and The Ego are an Eternal Triad. INTRODUCTION. Throughout “The Secret Doctrine,” H. P. Blavatsky frequently repeats one of the most central teachings of the Esoteric Philosophy or Theosophy, namely that in the latter part of the Epoch of the Third Root Race, known as the Lemurian, divine beings or entities – called by a wide ...
Monad - Theosophy Wiki
网页2023年11月22日 · In the manifested universe, the Monad appears as a composed unity of the three higher principles. However, the Monad exists as a Unity beyond the highest manifested plane. Mme. Blavatsky wrote: The monad, then, viewed as ONE, is above the seventh principle (in Kosmos and man), and as a triad, it …
The Secret Doctrine - Wikipedia
网页The Secret Doctrine, the Synthesis of Science, Religion and Philosophy, is a pseudoscientific esoteric book as two volumes in 1888 written by Helena Blavatsky. The first volume is named Cosmogenesis, the second Anthropogenesis.
Monad | Theosophy World
网页Helena P. Blavatsky defines the monad in The Secret Doctrine as “that homogeneous spark which radiates in millions of rays from the primeval ‘Seven;’ . . . the emanating spark from the Uncreated Ray — a mystery” (SD I:571). It is therefore the basic unit of self in any being. In human beings, the monad is equivalent to Ātma-Buddhi ...
Monad - Blavatsky Archives
网页Monad. Theosophy: "' Having for Father, Spirit, which is Life (the endless Circle or Parabrahm) and for Mother the Great Deep, which is Substance (Prakriti in its undifferentiated condition) - Adonai possesses the potency of both and wields the dual powers of all things.' We would say triple, but in the sense as given this will do.
Blavatsky H.P. - About the Mineral Monad - Teopedia
网页In short, the mineral monad is one—the higher animal and human monads are countless. Otherwise, how could one account for and explain mathematically the evolutionary and spiral progress of the four kingdoms—a difficulty pointed out in a most excellent way by Chela S. T. K.*** Chary in the June Theosophist, pages 232, 233?
Evolution of the Higher Consciousness: An In-Depth Study into H.P ...
网页The guiding principle in this discussion is the concept of manas taijasa, a Sanskrit term that can be translated as illumined mind. This term was introduced by Mme. Blavatsky, who explained it as “the human soul illuminated by the radiance of the divine soul, the human reason lit by the light of the spirit.”.