Mystics Dictionary Of Spirit Language

For Spiritual communication with mankind the only thing of importance is that the message get through in tact, without being altered by belief, attitude or even intellectual certainty. Spiritual living, and the kind of vision that comes with it, is often opposed to that which the mind believes is logical. This dictionary gives the meanings of images and ideas when they come from a purely Spiritual source. Definitions in this dictionary are based on the Essential Function of the person, place or thing relative to those other persons, places and things that surround and come into contact with the original. With this work, it is possible to find out what dreams mean, should they be communication from spirit. But that is not its primary intention, for this Dictionary has the main purpose of assisting students of Mystic Traditions, primarily Ankahr Muse apprentices.

This dictionary helps the student of mysticism translate the intended message found in visions, dreams and other forms of communication coming from the divine. With it one can discover what is meant by dreams IF they are communications from Spirit. Specifically designed as the authoritative tool for Ankahr Muse Apprentices, Mystic Consul candidates, and those taking Ankahr Muse workshops, this book can be easily carried everywhere one goes for quick reference when one suddenly receives a vision, message, or hears of a dream. As with all dictionaries, this is a dynamic document that will be updated, expanded and amended through time.

A collection of nearly 3,000 entries on people, objects, concepts, and language that make up the esoteric traditions. Coverage includes Eastern and Western worlds, the mythical and historical, as well as the contemporary and obscure.

A collection of brief and concise definitions of hard-to-find and hard-to-define terms used in Religious Mysticism, Esoteric Philosophy, Occultism, Psychical Research, Spiritualism, Alchemy, Astrology, in the Oriental philosophies of Buddhism, Brahmanism, Sufism, Lamaism, Zoroastrianism, Theosophy, Kabbalism, Magic and Demonology and in all those philosophies, religions and doctrines which teach and recognize the influence of the superhuman and supernatural on man s everyday life and affairs. The book contains definitions of over 2200 terms hundreds of which appear now for the first time in an English language dictionary.