Tag: Hindu cosmology

• Space, Time, and the Practice of Cyclical Awareness

  Earth’s axial precession demonstrates that space and time are not fixed, but unfold in vast, repeating cycles. Due to gravitational forces exerted by the Sun and Moon on Earth’s equatorial bulge, Earth’s axis slowly wobbles, completing one full circular motion approximately every 25,772 years, commonly rounded to 26,000 years (Milankovitch 1941; NASA 2016). Over this…

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  January 31, 2026

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  consciousness, cosmology, earth, Hindu cosmology, Hinduism, human civilization, Philosophy, religion, science, society, spirituality, Yoga, yoga philosophy, Yugas

• 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

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