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The four states of consciousness: J€grat, the waking state, Svapna, the dream state; Suupti, the deep sleep — i.e., dreamless — state, and Tur…ya (a corruption of caturtha), “the fourth,” or spiritually awakened consciousness.
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The four states of consciousness: Jāgrat, the waking state, Svapna, the dream state; Suupti, the deep sleep — i.e., dreamless — state, and Turīya (a corruption of caturtha), “the fourth,” or spiritually awakened consciousness.
The term is also used in The Secret Doctrine to describe the three states or hypostases (Avasth€s) of Brahm€: Hiraïyagarbha (the golden egg from which arises the cosmos), Hari, and ®a‰kara, or Brahmš, ViŠu, and ®iva.
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The term is also used in ''The Secret Doctrine'' to describe the three states or hypostases (Avasthās) of Brahmā: Hiraïyagarbha (the golden egg from which arises the cosmos), Hari, and Śankara, or BRAHMĀ, Viṣṇu, and Śiva.

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The four states of consciousness: Jāgrat, the waking state, Svapna, the dream state; Suupti, the deep sleep — i.e., dreamless — state, and Turīya (a corruption of caturtha), “the fourth,” or spiritually awakened consciousness. The term is also used in The Secret Doctrine to describe the three states or hypostases (Avasthās) of Brahmā: Hiraïyagarbha (the golden egg from which arises the cosmos), Hari, and Śankara, or BRAHMĀ, Viṣṇu, and Śiva.

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