- needed] The
buddhic plane is
described as a
realm of pure consciousness.
According to
Theosophy the
buddhic plane exists to
develop buddhic consciousness...
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supposed subtle physical phenomena. The
esoteric concepts of Adi, the
Buddhic plane, the
causal plane, and the
monadic plane are also
related to that...
- Tathāgatagarbha Sūtra
teach an
affirmative vision of an eternal,
indestructible Buddhic Self.
Shenpen Hookham, a
western scholar and lama sees Buddha-nature as...
- the god was
sitting cross-legged, in the
depiction traditionally called "
Buddhic posture",
providing a
direct parallel to the
antlered figure on the Gundestrup...
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individual in the "causal body." As well it is a
symbol of
intelligence on the "
buddhic plane" and
higher esoteric planes,
which ****ists
evolution and is related...
- ultimate,
immaculate consciousness within each
living being,
which is the
Buddhic "Dharmakāya" (essence of Truth),
which is yet
temporarily sheathed in obscuring...
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