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• touches Ein Sof, not its Sium 2. The Upper Rosh of the Kav (5) extended from Ein Sof Himself and touched it (6), although the Sium of that Kav, down at its end (7), does not touch Ohr Ein Sof. Ohr Pnimi 5. Meaning the first Behina of the four Behinot (se e above item). 6. Behina Aleph, being the Upper Rosh, is the close st to Ein Sof, meaning to the Maatzil. For that reason she is regarded as touching

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• rself. ZA permits her only an isolated passage (50), such as in Atzilut, as it is also in the inne r Yetzira from her and within her (60), and also in the inner Assiya from her and within her. Ohr Pnimi 50. As was explained above regarding Bina de Atzilu t, the Zivug was made in Masach de Behina Bet for Bina’s needs and Ohr Hozer rose and clothed Bina. However, it did not stop the Ohr Hochma toward ZA

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• that grows on the ground with its navel rooted in the soil, from which it sucks its sustenance. When you cut off its navel, it dies. Be tween the animate and the speaking there is the monkey. Ohr Pnimi 5. It means that it contains all four Behinot, name ly the second Behina of Keter (see Chap 6, item 2), being the Shoresh of the Hitpashtut of the four Behinot. Ohr Keter is called Yechida. 6. It means

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• at expands in them to revive them. All the roots of the above four Behinot are in that Revi’it in the upper Dam because it is the middle between spirituality and the Guf a nd consists of both. Ohr Pnimi 50. Nefesh too has four Behinot HB TM of her own, w hich expand from Malchut herself, and Nefesh in Nefesh is clothed in Malchut de Malchut. Between the Guf and the Levushim there are Behinot Se’arot a

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• hat has nothing of her own (8), and hence ZA took them once more and a small point remained. She could not stan d in him because of her Katnut, and she descended to the Rosh of Beria inst ead. Ohr Pnimi 5. ZA and Malchut are called Two Lights since they bestow upon the lower Olamot. It is so because the Tachtonim cannot receive from GAR Keter , Hochma and Bina. Consequently, only ZA and Malchut shine

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• amot, and the Heichal Elyon, the Kodesh Kodashim (50) de Beria ascends once more to Atzilut and becomes absolute Atzilut, for t he above reason. It is the same in all the other Olamot as well. Ohr Pnimi 50. Rosh de Beria, where the point of Malchut de At zilut is clothed, is called Heichal Kodesh Kodashim. This entire Heichal rises to Atzilut on S habbat along with the point, by the power of the point

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• he strength to m ake Kelim for the Rosh (5), yet it would not be apparent before this Histaklut stri kes the Ohr Nefesh of the Peh, rendering the Behina of the Kelim of the Rosh appar ent (6). Ohr Pnimi 5. It is written above, that there is no perception in the Ohr Yashar without it clothing the Ohr Hozer. For that reason the Sefirot de Ohr Yasha r above the Ohr Hozer are not apparent in the Partzuf a

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• ide the Peh (5). Consequently, when they emerge together outside the Peh, bound together (6), they strike and beat on each ot her (7), and the HaVaYot of their Kelim are born from the beating. Ohr Pnimi 5. You already know that the Peh is the Malchut of Rosh de AK where the Masach of Behina Dalet had been erected. It detains the Ohr Elyon fr om expanding and clothing the fourth Behina, as the Ohr Elyo

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• r bea ting on each other, they beget Nitzotzot of Ohr as Ohr Hozer, being Din, which is worse than the Ohr of Reshimo, which is Rachamim. These Nitzotzot are the fourth O hr we have mentioned. Ohr Pnimi 50. As the Rav has said (Chap 3, item 3), the degre es relate to each other as father to sons. Hence, during the ascent of the Orot to the Maatzil , when Masach de Behina Dalet had been purified to Beh

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• and Nukva in Keter, which are the two we mentioned here, namely the Reshimo and the Hochma. Ohr Pnimi 50. We must thoroughly understand this matter of re ception that the Sefirot received from the Maatzil after their ascent to Him. You will und erstand this matter after you thoroughly know the matter o

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• Kli from within (8). The Ohr Makif shines from outside the Kli and passe s through half the thickness of the walls of the Kli from without. The Kli shines a nd purifies through these two Orot. Ohr Pnimi 5. Meaning there is no discernment of the Ohr in an d of itself, but only from the perspective of the Kli. 6. It means that the measure of the He’arah is limi ted and depends on the measurements of the

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• zura wi th it, meaning that is needed for the Hitlabshut of the Ohr. A second reason: If the Hitzoniut of the Kli had no t been pure, the Ohr Makif would not have been able to connect with the Ohr Pnimi 5. There is yet another reason, very close to the f irst reason: the Ohr Makif wants and yearns to bond with the Ohr Pnimi (30). Thus, i f the outer part of the wall of the Kli had not been purer, the

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• ed and restricted within the Kli, it does not shine that much in the Hitzoniut of the Kli, as does the Ohr Pnimi in the Pnimiut of the Kli (70). That will place everything in its proper place. Ohr Pnimi 50. He asks: In the end, we find the Hitzoniut of t he Kelim to be less important than the Pnimiut of the Kelim, and they do not shine like th ey do. However, if they receive the Hitzoniut of the Kelim

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• re onward. Thus, in Olam Akudim, which are the Orot that stem from Peh de Adam Kadmon outw ardly, there were only five inner Orot and two surrounding Orot, and not more. Remember this forward. Ohr Pnimi 50. Meaning in the Eser Sefirot of Rosh AK, where O hr Hozer rises from Malchut de Rosh upward, and clothes the nine Upper Sefirot. Malchut de Rosh, where Masach de Behina Dalet stands, is called Peh,

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• the Ohr Elyon had extended down to their place when they are in their Kelim , the Kelim would have been annulled. Thus it was necessary th at only the Orot of the ZON in the Kli would rise up. Ohr Pnimi 5. These Kelim of Akudim are the first Kelim . This means the Kelim of the first Hitpashtut when the Zachar and Nekeva of Keter rose from there (see above Part 4, Chap 1 item 5). If the Ohr Elyon had e

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• r Orot themselves remain in their place, though they are not as complete as in the beginning . Moreover, the rest of the Orot that have now come, are added to them and become f emales to them. Ohr Pnimi 50. Three degrees away from it, and this does not apply to GAR . It has already been explained above in Ohr Pnimi regarding the Rav’s words (item 27) that there are two necessary conditions to complete

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• omes a Zachar , and the Bina Nukva . Afterwards, when the seven Orot are placed in the Kli of Bina , the Ohr Hesed is placed in her and the Ohr Hesed remains in her in Behinat MAN permanently. Ohr Pnimi 51. That the Ohr Bina will be a Zachar and the Ohr Hesed will be a Nekeva , that too is impossible. This is so because the Eser Sefirot are discerned as two males, being Hochma and ZA , and two Nekevot

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• gotten by both can be more inte rior than this Bina , much less form the Hesed that now came, though it too is from the Behina of Hitpashtut . However, it is still three degrees below Hochma . Ohr Pnimi 52. This Ohr of Bina is among the first Orot that remained there. It means that this is what remains of the Orot of the first Hitpashtut de AK , as mentioned in the previous item. 53. Generally speakin

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• r Bina : Since when ZON in Hochma mate, they do not educe that drop from her Atzmut , but from above, meaning from the Keter . This is why his force is greater than the Ohr of the lower Bina . Ohr Pnimi 53. Bina is called Yod in the Behinat three Orot in her, ordered as YDV . The Zachar is named Yod after the Hochma , being her upshot. The Nekeva , which is Bina , with the Ohr Hesed in her, is the Hey

• ed in Malchut and completed there in her place. Thus, there are ZON in the Dalet Behinot , which are KHB Yesod . This is the reason for the above question in thes e four, unlike in the others. Ohr Pnimi 54. Ohr of Malchut is in Kli of Yesod . After the Behina Aleph of the Ohr Hod had purified into Behinat Keter , meaning extending only Komat Ohr Malchut , the Ohr was given to the Kli of Yesod . This i

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• Nukva , and sometimes in the Dechura . Sometimes some of them are in Nukva and some of them in the Dechura . Know, that when only four Orot ascend, they always incorporate only in the Nukva . Ohr Pnimi 55. There is ZON in the Kli of Bina , and a son, which is the above Hesed . The Zachar is the Yod that was born by the ZON de Kli de Hochma , and the Nekeva is the Reshimo that remained in the Kli de B

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• n Alephin . When only four Orot ascend, they are all incorporated in the Nukva , which is the Hey of the name YH in the Keter . At that time the filling of that Hey is in Yod , like this: HY . Ohr Pnimi 56. The name YH in the Keter is Pashut without filling. It is so because the ZON de Keter purified from the Behina Gimel in them, the Zivug stopped, the Komot of the ZON departed to their Shoresh , and

• are cancelled in the first, since Ohr Hochma always cancels the others, and then all three are annulled in the Ot Yod , which is the Hochma . This is why the filling of this Hey is with Yod . Ohr Pnimi 57. Hochma always cancels the others, and then all three are annulled in the Ot Yod . It means that Komat Hochma contains within it all the other lower Komot , as the Rav says above (item 37): “We have

• each of them rise, and two Malchuyot (pl. for Malchut ) remain below, the Zachar Malchut and the Nekeva Malchut . They are called YH since they are Pshutim (pl. for Pashut ), without filling. Ohr Pnimi 58. Two Malchuyot (pl. for Malchut ) remain below, the Zachar Malchut and the Nekeva Malchut . They are called YH since they are Pshutim (pl. for Pashut ), without filling.

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• othed inside MA and BON as the Orot of the collective AB, of which only the Se ’arot that extend from the AB of the general AB appeared. The rest of them are conce aled inside the general SAG. Ohr Pnimi 5. First the Taamim de SAG extended, which is AHP t hrough its Tabur. It means that in the beginning, Taamim de SAG came out before the branches of the general SAG came out, meaning the Se’arot Rosh an

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• the Behinot Taamim, which are Keter, it is Kamatz, because the Orot were blocked and stint. Ohr Pnimi 50. The Patach indicates Hochma. This means that the Nekudot, meaning the seven lowe r Sefirot came out of this Zivug de Kamatz Patach, which are Keter and Hochma. Then the Nekudot de SAG emerge and ap

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• odin, Gimatria 161, the same as Einecha (Thine eyes), with the Kolel. This is al so the meaning of “and behold our desolations,” for here was a great desolation, and annulment of the Melachim. Ohr Pnimi 54. “open Thine eyes, and behold,” because in AHP t here are three times SAG, which is Pekach in Gimatria, with the Kolel, and af ter them comes Behinat Eynaim. This means that the prayer is to straigh

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• wo Otiot are eleven in Gimatria . This is the meaning of the eleven signs of the incense, ten inner Sefirot , and one Makif . Although the Makif too consists of ten Sefirot , it is called one. Ohr Pnimi 5. The Shoresh of ZA is only six Sefirot . This is so because when it was born, it had no Rosh , which is GAR , called HBD . He had only VAK , being HGT NHY , and Malchut has only her Malchut , lacking

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• Marrus, Samuel Bronfman , p. 21 2. Peter Newman, King of the Castle , pp 285-292 3. Encyclopedia Britannica: Irgun Zvai Leumi, Yitzhak Shamir, Menachem Begin 4. Encyclopedia Britannica: Irgun Zvai Leumi 5. Encyclopedia Britannica: Mapoi 6. ibid, Israel Labour Party 7. ibid, Likud 8. Guela Amir, A Mother’s Defense , published in George Magazine, March 1997 edition (NOTE: Guela Amir is the mother of Yig

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• interrogation. 3 The First Search for Gestapo Mueller Months before the fall of Berlin, Anglo-American counterespionage officers began their postwar planning. Under the combined leadership of British MI 5 and MI 6 and the X-2 (c ounterespionage) branch of the American Office of Strategic Services, the SHAEF G-2 Counter Intelligence (CI) War Room began operating in February 1945. Using Allied lists of

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• ute for Maritime Research, a front for that nation’s military intelligence apparatus under the former white-supremacist government, and detailed a murder plot hatched between British Intel- ligence ( MI 5 ) and the U.S. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA). One letter states that “In a meeting between MI5, special ops executive and the SAIMR, the following emerged—it is felt that Hammarskjöld should be r

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• the U.S. CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY , tasked with maintaining external security and collecting intelligence from other nations. It may collaborate with domestic secu- rity agents from sister service MI 5 , but theoretically the operatives of MI6 perform no cloak-and-dagger missions on British soil. Represented in fiction by Ian Fleming’s heroic James Bond, Agent 007, the men and women of MI6 generall

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• a notebook containing the name and address of Klaus Fuchs, a German physicist living in Scotland. Copies of the notebook were sent to FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (FBI) headquarters and Britain’s MI 5 ; yet four years elapsed before Fuchs was jailed as a spy. According to FBI spokespeople, G-men followed the trail from Fuchs to Philadelphia chemist Harry Gold and from there to David Greenglass, a

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• st RUSSIA and the Soviet KGB ; the GESTAPO of Nazi GERMANY ; CHILE ’s brutal DINA; SOUTH AFRICA ’s Bureau of Spe- cial Services (BOSS); BRAZIL ’s Department of Politi- cal and Social Order; Britain’s MI 5 ; East Germany’s Stasi; the MOSSAD of ISRAEL ; and IRAN ’s homicidal SAVAK. They may not be aware that many agents of military regimes in Latin America have been trained in torture and assassination

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• th the reasons th ey were created. And we unwittingly fund these secr et services that spy on us, and are at the complete disposal of the con- spiracy. The machinations of the secret services such as MI 5, MI 6, the FBI, the CIA, and others boggle the mind. It is no comfort to real ize that men identified as related to the Conspiracy are also men in control of the secret services. The tie-ins by the l

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• of the League of Nations, but Max Roth schild was one of 11 men who took control over Bavaria. Max Rothschild was a Freemason in Lodge No. 11, Munich, Germany. CO-MASTERS OF THE WORLD—connections to MI 5, Rockefellers, J.P. Morgan, CFR, et. al. Victor Rothschild, who worked for J.P. Morg an & Co., and was an im portant part of MI5 (British Intelligence). Victor Roth schild was also a communist a nd m

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• raph by David Malin 46 S. Ostro (JPL/NASA) 47 The Boomerang Collaboration 48 ESO 49 t All Rights Reserved Beagle 2. (http://www.beagle2.com) 49 b Robin Scagell/Science Photo Library 50 © Akira Fujii/DMI 51 ESO 52 NASA/JPL 53 t A. Dupree (CfA)/NASA/STScI 53 b Big Bear Solar Observatory 56 Nik Szymanek (Univ. Herts) based on data in the ING archive 57 NRAO/NSF 58 Bruce Balick and Jason Alexander (Univ.

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• OUL, K ORE A 1 950 (N A VY ) HUE, R EPU BLIC OF VI ET NAM, 1968 Note: O nly SH A DED uni ts actually co nducted U O in an d ar ound Hu e OPER ATION JUST C AUSE, PA NAMA 1 989 82 XX (– ) 16 X MP 470 X MI 525 X (– ) MI 96 I I CA 1 XX (– ) CO SC OM 110 9 X AIR FO R CES PA NAMA (J O INT ) (N A VY ) (AIR F ORCE ) (A R M Y) (A R M Y) (A R M Y ) Naval g unf ire suppo rt prov ided by the gu ided m issi le d e

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• y Teachings, Lesson 2: The Magickal Geography of Master Michael Aquarius 589 3. Sanctuary Teachings, Lesson 3: The Golden Temple of Initiation 592 4. Sanctuary Teachings, Lesson 4: The Power of the Kami 595 5. Sanctuary Teachings, Lesson 5: The Higher Energies of True Initiation-Consciousness 596 6. Sanctuary Teachings, Lesson 6: The Esoteric Logicians and the "Dainichi Revelations 601 Chapter 9. Fina

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• n I: The figurines of ‘Deserter’ and ‘Clamor’..............................................2–8 B obv. 2–8 // A obv. 1′–3′ 48 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• eveh, ‘Ashurbanipal’s Library’ D VAT 9984 BAM 90 coll. Frg. of a single-col. tablet, early NA script, 8th cent. (?) Aššur 60 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• haps B2 r. col. is to be inserted here (ll. 1′–4′ fragmentary; for ll. 5′–11′, see text 10.4) (ll. 54′′–56′′: too fragmentary for transcription) 57′′[qaqqas?]su iṣṣanabass[u ... am]ē-li šuāti ana eṭemmi 58′′p[aqd]ū qāt māmīti šuruš balti ētti šuruš ašāgi ēdi ... [ ... ] 59′′[ina mašak] unīqi lā petīti ina šerʾān litti miqitti 60′′[taša]ppi ina kišādīšu tašakkan-ma pašer -------------------------------

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• Prescription for the protection of a man’s house against witchcraft.....................................14–17 a rev. 6–9 88 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• ...........VAT 10572 + 10615 + 10852............................................KAR 81, KAL 2, 10......................— 105 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• 8276...........................................................................KAR 80, KAL 2, 8........................— 106 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513). 107 Previous, partial copies: von Oefele, Keilschriftmedicin, Tf. I (K 9684), AMT 7/6 (K 9999), CT 14, 48 (Rm 328). 108 Previous

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• ........125–28 109 Previous, partial copies: ABRT 2, 5, AMT 87/2 (K 6172), AMT 90/1 (K 8127 + 8438), AMT 14/6 (K 10980). 110 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• 63+2820+2821+2843+5750+9601+10537+16716..Læssøe, BRi, pl. 1..........................9.1 A........................109–10 112 Previous, partial copies: Boissier, RSém 2, 135–44 (K 249, 2879, 8094), KMI 50–52 (K 249 + 2879 +10764), AMT 52/7 (82-5-22, 996), AMT 87/1 (K 2513).

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• nd his mind swallowed up in the nature of Bhairava and will realize his identity with Him. This is Siiktopiiya again. [.Dharaoa 66] VERSE 89 ~ 4iffff...4WiN IqNtCfT'fi( f.rmm: I SlfC4EWiiIQ mi EhlClliMi 5t1mri\' II lOt II ... Yasya kasyendriyasyapi vyaghatac ca nirodhatal}.l Pravi~tasyadvaye sOnye tatraivatma prakasate " 89 TRANSLATION When some organ of sense is obstructed in its function by some ext

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• istinguished, the Upasaka and the Prapanna. II. PARASVARUPA: Again five sub-divisions are there as in Sva-Svarupa and in each one of the A1thapancakas. They are: 1. Para 2. Vyuha 3. Vibhava 4. Antaryami 5. Area These five manifestations of God are described in detail in the earlier chapters. God is both imminent and transcendent.

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• ot increase uniformly. , do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, si , do, FIG. 10 "The ratio of the pitch of the notes, or of the frequency of vibrations will be as follows: "If we take do as 1 then re will be 9/8, mi 5/4, fa 4/3, sol 3/2, la 3/2, si 15/8, and do 2. 1 9/8 5/4 4/3 3/2 5/3 15/8 2 ____________________________________ do re mi fa sol la si do FIG. 11 "The differences in the acceleration or increase in t

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• ethingness that you are andthe capabilities you can be and this is what we are talking about. We are nottalking about the color of your hair or the length of your feet. We are talkingabout you. (Abil Mi 5)INDIVIDUATION, a separation from knowingness. (5203CMlOB)INDOC, indoctrination. (HCOB 10 Apr 57)INERT INCIDENT, 1. an incident which is an inert incident is not havingany effect on the pc. It’s not p

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• n words by the auditor. (HCOB 25 May 62)MAN, 1. man is actually a body run by an awareness of awareness unit which hasinfinite survival power—even though it can get into a great deal of trouble. (AbilMi 5) 2. a structure of cells which are seeking to survive, and only to survive.(DMSMH, p. 50) 3. a composite being of four distinct and divisible actualities:these parts are termed the thetan, the memory

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• 86, 92, 98, 101, 103, 105, 119, 126, 128Armenianalk‘ 76garnanamut 112gisastł 117hardagoɣi čanaparh 118*hrašahaw 22*hrašamarg 22*hrašatřč‘un 22loštak 115, 116mandaxot 115manragor 115portak‘ar 84sev k‘ami 55šahapet vayrac‘ 91Sandaramet 90siramarg 23Spandaramet 90t‘agawor 68t‘agawor amen xotic‘ 115t‘äk‘fur 68Teařnəndařaǰ 96xoy-t‘ołowt‘iwn 86Armenian Apostolic Church 60Armenian folk-beliefs 90Armenians 84

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• 1, 112, 119, 122, 123, 125, 129, 133Islamic mysticism 29, 121, 127, 128Israfil/Raphail 14, 20, 53, 62, 63, 90, 101izāfaconstructions 104formant 72Jabrail/Gabriel 14, 15, 20, 24, 53, 101Jalal al-Din Rumi 57, 67jam 123Jažnē jamā‘īyya 68Jebel Sinjar [Ĉīyā Šangālē] viiJesus/Christ/‘Īsā 5, 19, 38, 63, 110, 126Jewish thinking 16Jews 31, 66, 67, 14Judaic folklore 25Judaism 3, 7, 14Judas 28Judas Thomas 78Judg

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• 313Dastur, Jal 246 n. 4Dastur, Pesi F. 245 n. 4Dastur family 408Davar, Adi 473–4, 477–8, 625, 627,629, 638Davar, Binaifer 497 n. 165Davar, Farida 555Davar, Pestonji F. 449Davar, Dr Vispi 555Davier, Homi 534Davoud, Poure 80Deboo, Malcolm M. viii, 314 n. 1, 339n. 50, 393 n. 114, 404Delavega, Ronald 638, 640, 643, 644,647 n. 166, 648 n. 168, 649 n. 174Demehri, Feraydoon 636Demehry, Orang 502Dents Company

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• 378, 409Modi, Prof. Nadir 84Modi, Nusserwanji Bomanjee 166 n. 64Modi and Co. 166 and n. 62Mody, Bilimoria (Kabuli) 263 n. 40Mody, H. H. 292Mody, H. N. 174Mody, H. P. 378Mody, Homai 33 n. 1Mody, Sir Homi 59, 179, 738Mody, Prof. Nawaz 405Mody, Piloo 61Mody, Rashna 557Mohajerani, Ayatollah 592Monackjee, Nusserwanjee 166 n. 61Monk, Candida 363 n. 83Moos 162 n. 41Moos, Jehangir D. 354–5, 357, 605, 613Moos,