Tag: Helena Blavatsky

• States of Consciousness in Theosophy

  In Theosophy, the concept of “planes” refers to different dimensions or layers of existence. Each is associated with distinct states of matter and consciousness. The word plane is “the range or extent of some state of consciousness, or of the perceptive power of a particular set of senses, or the action of a particular force” (Theosophical…

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  January 17, 2025

  theosophy

  Annie Besant, consciousness, esotericism, Helena Blavatsky, Hindu cosmology, Hinduism, meditation, Philosophy, planes of existence, religion, spiritual growth, spirituality, theosophy

• The Five Characteristics of Spiritual Decay in the Age of Kali Yuga: Materialism

  The Materialism of the Kali Yuga is exemplified by the people’s excessive attachment to wealth and physical pleasures. The focus is first on external possessions: money and our ability to trade it for tangible materials and tangible commons such as land, natural resources, and water. Thus, our ego’s striving for power is satisfied. Additionally, the…

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  December 13, 2024

  Kali Yuga

  Bhagavad Gita, Christianity, Dharma, God, greed, Helena Blavatsky, Hinduism, Jesus, Kali Yuga, Krishna, religion, Secret Doctrine, spirituality, Taoism, theosophy, wealth