Etherial End " " 4.5 skulls ", describing it as " an album that showcases everything this band can accomplish, and more ", going on to say that"
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Mandarava is also often depicted adorned with banners and a melong ( or mirror ) which is another ritual implement, teaching tool and polyvalent symbol of Dzogchen representing the clear, reflective and void ( or empty and etherial ) nature of mind.
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Etherial End " is a record that should be absorbed and reabsorbed " and that " A listener should put their ears on it and become one with it, because it is powerful and has all the intricacies that a musical enthusiast can dissect and savor over and over again ."
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:Fourth class : Focused on the fourth chapter of the AA ( " which is regarded as the most difficult " ), supplemented with " the teaching about the four degrees of trance in the sphere of Etherial Bodies . . . and the four degrees of mystic absorption in the Immaterial Sphere . " The fourth-year students would conclude with a celebratory feast.
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We are afterwards sent through ample Elysium, and a few of us possess the joyful plains : till a long period, when the revolving orb of time has perfected its circulation, frees the soul from its concrete stains, and leaves the etherial sense pure, together with the fire ( or splendour ) of simple ether . " For here he evidently conjoins the rational soul, or the etherial sense, with its splendid vehicle, or the fire of simple ether; since it is well known that this vehicle, according to Plato, is rendered by proper purgation'augoeides', or luciform, and divine.
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We are afterwards sent through ample Elysium, and a few of us possess the joyful plains : till a long period, when the revolving orb of time has perfected its circulation, frees the soul from its concrete stains, and leaves the etherial sense pure, together with the fire ( or splendour ) of simple ether . " For here he evidently conjoins the rational soul, or the etherial sense, with its splendid vehicle, or the fire of simple ether; since it is well known that this vehicle, according to Plato, is rendered by proper purgation'augoeides', or luciform, and divine.
