Mystery of Death and Reincarnation
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The document discusses Hindu concepts of reincarnation including: - The constitution of the human being consisting of gross physical, etheric double, astro-mental, causal, self, and monad aspects. - The process of death where the etheric and physical bodies dissolve, followed by the astral and mental bodies, leaving the causal body and permanent atom. - The human life cycle between incarnations including heavenly realms and the causal body before another birth. - The role of karma in shaping characteristics and experiences based on past thoughts and actions. - The process of reincarnation where the permanent atom is reactivated and guides the formation of the new etheric and physical bodies.
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- 2. THE THREE OUTPOURINGS DIVINE or ADI PLANE ANUPADAKA or MONADIC PLANE NIRVANIC or ATMIC PLANE BUDDHIC PLANE MENTAL PLANE ASTRAL PLANE PHYSICAL PLANE FIRST ASPECT SECOND ASPECT THIRD ASPECT BHUH BHUVAH SUVAH MAHAH JANAH TAPAH SATYA SOLAR LOGOS FIRST OUTPOURING SECOND OUTPOURING THIRD OUTPOURING
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Editor's Notes
- Some Works Referred: Jinarajadasa C., First Principles of Theosophy, TPH, 1960 Leadbeater C.W., Man, Visible and Invisible, TPH, 1971 Leadbeater C.W., The Masters and the Path, TPH, 1973 Manual, The Elemental Kingdoms Pearson N., Space, Time and Self, TPH, 1964 Powell A.E., The Causal Body and the Ego, TPH, 1972 Powell A.E., The Etheric Double, TPH, 1971