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| − | '' | + | (Ādi Plane) ''Adi'' is a Sanskrit word meaning “first” and in theosophy a generic term for all the “First Men,” that is, the first speaking races. Helena P. BLAVATSKY suggests that the name “Adam” is derived from ad. In her book ''A Study in Consciousness'' (p. 4), Annie BESANT lists Adi Plane, together with ''Anupadaka'' Plane as the field of Logoic manifestation. She writes that the two highest planes may be conceived of as existing before the solar system is formed. The highest, the Adi, consisting of so much of the matter of space — symbolized by points — as the LOGOS has marked out to form the material basis of the system. ''See'' also PLANES IN THEOSOPHY. |
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(Ādi Plane) Adi is a Sanskrit word meaning “first” and in theosophy a generic term for all the “First Men,” that is, the first speaking races. Helena P. BLAVATSKY suggests that the name “Adam” is derived from ad. In her book A Study in Consciousness (p. 4), Annie BESANT lists Adi Plane, together with Anupadaka Plane as the field of Logoic manifestation. She writes that the two highest planes may be conceived of as existing before the solar system is formed. The highest, the Adi, consisting of so much of the matter of space — symbolized by points — as the LOGOS has marked out to form the material basis of the system. See also PLANES IN THEOSOPHY.
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