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  • adjective theosophy pertaining to devachan

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devachan +‎ -ic

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  • The names usually given to these planes, taking them in order of materiality, rising from the denser to the finer, are the physical, the astral, the devachanic, the sushuptic, and the nirvânic.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • Soul; it yields the rough ore which the Soul then takes in hand, and works upon during the devachanic stage, smelting it, forging it, tempering it, into the weapons it will take back with it for its next earth-life.

    Death—and After? Annie Wood Besant 1890

  • The higher principles of the original "guide" were allowed to pass on their long delayed evolution into the devachanic condition, but the shade he left behind him was taken possession of, sustained, and operated upon so that it might appear to its admiring circle practically just as before.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • Fortunately this, the most incomprehensible part of the vast subject, does not come within the province of this manual, as those first and second elemental kingdoms exist and function respectively upon the arûpa and rûpa levels of the devachanic plane.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • When this facility is attained this vehicle is habitually used in place of the grosser astral body, since it permits of instant passage from the astral to the devachanic plane and back again at will, and allows of the use at all times of the higher powers belonging to its own plane.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • When the separation of the principles is complete, the Kâmaloka life of the person is over, and, as before stated, he passes into the devachanic condition.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • _ This body is the artificial vehicle used on the four lower or rûpa divisions of the devachanic plane by those capable of functioning there during earth-life, and is formed out of the substance of the mind-body.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • Ego remains upon the plane which is his true home in the arûpa levels of Devachan, the body which he inhabits is the Kârana Sharîra, but when he descends into the rûpa levels he must, in order to be able to function upon them, clothe himself in their matter; and the matter that he thus attracts to himself furnishes his devachanic or mind-body.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • A curious fact which deserves mention here is that even after the passage of the mother into the devachanic condition the love which she pours out upon the children she thinks of as surrounding her will react upon the real children still living in this world, and will often support the guardian elemental which she created while on earth, until her dear ones themselves pass away in turn.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

  • Master to escape from the action of what is in ordinary cases the law of nature which carries a human being into the devachanic condition after death, there to receive his due reward in the full working out of all the spiritual forces which his highest aspirations have set in motion while on earth.

    The Astral Plane Its Scenery, Inhabitants and Phenomena 1890

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