Примери за използване на Brahmâ на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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which itself revolves between two eternities- the“Pralayas” or Nights of Brahmâ.
and even into Brahmâ himself.
The name of Agni(fire) the“eldest son of Brahmâ”, in other words, the first element or Force produced in
The expression“to stir up the Brahmâ”, means to stir up the power which lies latent at the bottom of every magical operation, Vedic sacrifices being
ekata being“unity”, Brahmâ being called ák,
the lord(Brahmâ) became with the one half a male
Let it be understood that the terms Brahmâ and Parabrahmam are not used here because they belong to our Esoteric nomenclature, but simply because they are more familiar to the students in the West.
as did the eldest“Mind-born sons” of Brahmâ(Veddhas)- to create or rather to multiply.
In plainer terms and esotericlly Brahmâ the Universe, differentiating,
the Supreme Spirit emanated from the right side of his body, himself, as Brahmâ then, in order to preserve the universe, he produced from
And Jamblichus goes so far as almost to identify him with Brahmâ since he says of him that“this god is intellect itself,
They are"once more One" when in"The Night of Brahmâ", during Pralaya, all in the objective Universe
having resolved itself into its primordial homogeneous essence and merged into it, as Brahmâ(the universe) merges into Parabrahm,
the female aspect of the Creative Cause Brahmâ, in her A'kásic form of the Universal Soul- as philosophically a Maya, and cause of human Maya.
Age of Brahmâ,” as well as to the Solar pralaya
it emerges from it at the end of the divine incubation as Brahmâ or Prajapati, a progenitor of the future Universe into which he expands.
There was the“Mundane Egg”, in which Brahmâ gestated, with the Hindus the Hiranya-Gharba,
it is shown in Brahmâ being made the personified embodiment of Rajoguna,
die, to be reborn after a"Night of Brahmâ," during which eternal matter relapses periodically into its primary undifferentiated state.
at the same time so poetically, the“Days and Nights of Brahmâ.”.