| Fire, 44:matter. 11 Fohat is divine thought or energy (Shakti) as manifested on any plane of the cosmos. ItFire, 136:is spiraline... "In other words, this Kundalini shakti is that which, when it moves to manifestFire, 136:form of static potential energy... "Kundalini shakti in individual bodies is power at rest, or theFire, 397:force which materializes the ideal. Kundalini shakti - The force which adjusts internal relationsFire, 1224:Lotus Golden. One of the 6th Cosmic Force or shakti. 2. The Burning Sons of Desire. 2 or 7 SevenFire, 1224:each with a central fire. Two of the 7th Shakti. 3. The Triads or the Triple Flowers. 3 or 3 AFire, 1224:hovering over a glowing altar. Three of the 1st Shakti or type of force. 4. The Lords of SacrificeSoul, 95:seems to be such, this is due to the action of Shakti as Maya. The ultimate and simplest physicalSoul, 96:world." - Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p 167. "Many people were wont, asSoul, 96:eyes." - Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p. 170. Soul, 99:may participate in its tiny cycle of experience. Shakti is power or energy. Arthur Avalon definesSoul, 99:Avalon defines it as follows: "What then is Shakti and how does it come about that there is someSoul, 99:in things; a fact which cannot be denied. Shakti comes from the root 'shak' 'to be able,' 'to haveSoul, 100:to any form of activity. The power to burn is Shakti of fire and so forth. These are all forms ofSoul, 100:which are ultimately reducible to the Primordial Shakti (Adya Shakti) whence every other form ofSoul, 100:reducible to the Primordial Shakti (Adya Shakti) whence every other form of Power proceeds." -Soul, 100:- Woodroffe, Sir John (Arthur Avalon), Shakti and Shakta, p. 207. These three types of energy areSoul, 100:bodily representative of the great cosmic power (Shakti) which created and sustains the universe."Soul, 118:(Chaitanya) embodied in various forms of Maya Shakti which is here called Chakra. These are relatedSoul, 159:Power, Arthur Avalon (Sir John Woodroffe) Shakti and Shakta, Sir John Woodroffe (Arthur Avalon) |
