Myalba (Tibet, Tibetan). In the Esoteric philosophy of Northern Buddhism, the name of our Earth, called Hell for those who reincarnate in it for punishment. Exoterically, Myalba is translated a Hell.

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Sana (Sanskrit). One of the three esoteric Kumaras, whose names are Sana, Kapila and Sanatsujata, the mysterious triad which contains the mystery of generation and reincarnation.

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Shaberon (Tibet, Tibetan). The Mongolian Shaberon or Khubilgan (or Khubilkhans) are the reincarnations of Buddha, according to the Lamaists; great Saints and Avatars, so to say.

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Tanha (Pali). The thirst for life. Desire to live and clinging to life on this earth. This clinging is that which causes rebirth or reincarnation.

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Dharmachakra (Sanskrit). Lit., The turning of the "wheel of the Law". The emblem of Buddhism as a system of cycles and rebirths or reincarnations.

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Kshetrajna or Kshetrajneswara (Sanskrit). Embodied spirit, the Conscious Ego in its highest manifestations; the reincarnating Principle; the "Lord" in us.

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Karma:

Hindu and Buddhist ethical doctrine of "as one sows, so shall one reap".

See also Reincarnation . Yogic system of action and service.

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Past-Life Memories:

Mental images that are believed to be memories of previous lives.

See also Reincarnation, Past-life regression.

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Past-Life Regression:

A technique of hypnosis involving regressing people to supposed previous lives.

See also Reincarnation.

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Pryderi (Welsh) Anxiety, deep thought, meditation; son of Pwyll Pen Annwn. With Pwyll, a custodian of the cauldron of reincarnation (or initiation) in Caer Pedryfan in Annwn.

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Damaghosha Damaghosa (Sanskrit) King of Chedi and father of Sisupala, the demon-reincarnation of Ravana who was killed by the avatara Krishna.

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OLD SOUL - one who has reincarnated many times and is more spiritually mature than most people. (NAD)

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HINDUISM: The main religious and social system in India. Hinduism has various sects with the commonality of the belief in reincarnation, polytheism and an ordained caste system as its social base.

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Manasa Rupa (Sanskrit) [from manasa mental + rupa body, form]

Mind-body; the seat, veil, or vehicle of the reincarnating ego.

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Jewish shamanism: A philosophy taught by Rabbi Gershon Winkler. It stems from the cabala, the Talmud (a rabbinic code), the Tanakh (the Hebrew Bible), and other Jewish writings, and it includes demonology, lunar astrology, and reincarnation.

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Psychoenergetic Healing: A metaphysical, advanced mode of psychotherapy. Its theory posits a spiritual, healing energy or Light that all humans can access. it also posits reincarnation.

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new age: According to Webster's New World Dictionary:

"Of or pertaining to a cultural movement popular in the 1980s [and 90s] characterized by a concern with spiritual consciousness, and variously combining belief in reincarnation and astrology with such practices as meditation, vegetarianism and holistic medicine."

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Kardecists Followers of the French Spiritualist Allan Kardec (1803-69) -- pseudonym of Hippolyte-Leon-Denizard Rivail -- who, unlike American and English Spiritualists, taught reincarnation. While praising the morality of his system, Blavatsky disagrees with several points such as the rapidity of reincarnations, the freedom of the disembodied spirit in choosing its next birth, and the existence of guardian angels as explained by him. (BCW)

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Monad (Ancient Greek). The Unity, the one ; but in Occultism it often means the unified triad, Atma-Buddhi-Manas, or the duad, Atma-Buddhi, that immortal part of man which reincarnates in the lower kingdoms, and gradually progresses through them to Man and then to the final goal -  Nirvana.

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Papa-purusha (Sanskrit). Lit., "Man of Sin": the personification in a human form of every wickedness and sin. Esoterically, one who is reborn, or reincarnated from the state of Avitchi - hence, "Soulless".

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Panchanana (Sanskrit). "Five-faced", a title of Siva; an allusion to the five races (since the beginning of the first) which he represents, as the ever reincarnating Kumara throughout the Manvantara. In the sixth root-race he will be called the "six-faced".

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Gnan Devas (Sanskrit) Lit., "the gods of knowledge". The higher classes of gods or devas; the "mind-born" sons of Brahma, and others including the Manasa-putras (the Sons of Intellect). Esoterically, our reincarnating Egos.

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