Monadic plane
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| Planes of existence Gross and subtle bodies |
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Full list
1. Spiritual plane: 2. Spiritual plane:
3. Spiritual plane: 4. Spiritual / Causal plane: 5 Mental / Causal plane: 6. Astral-Ethereal plane:
7. Material plane: |
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Full list
Besant & Leadbeater (BL,) 2. Anupadaka (BL) / Monadic plane (AS):
3. Atmic plane (BL) / Spiritual plane (AS): 4. Psychic plane: 5a. Mental / Higher mental: 5b-d. Mental] / [Causal plane: 5e-g. Mental plane:
6. Astral: 7a-d. Ethereal plane:
7e-g. Material plane: |
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The 7 Worlds & the 7 Cosmic Planes |
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| Thelema | |
| Surat Shabda Yoga | |
| Sufism | |
| Hinduism | |
| Talas/Lokas - Tattvas, Kosas, Upadhis | |
| Buddhism | |
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| Kabbalah | |
| Atziluth -> Beri'ah -> Yetzirah -> Assiah |
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The monadic plane (hyperplane or continuum/universe, enclosing and interpenetrating grosser hyperplanes, respectively is the plane in which the monad or holy spirit or oversoul is said to exist. The term is from the Greek word 'monad' and is used in the Arcane School ideas.
[edit] Theosophical differences
'Classical' 1800s Theosophy does not say the monad is human, but Annie Besant & Charles Leadbeater may have said so, and Alice Bailey or others, who uses similar ideas, did say so.
