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...,” for you will feel now more prepared to understand the allegory. (* This Mara, as you may well think, is the allegorical image of the sphere called the � == The Dwelling of Mara ==

In [[Mahatma Letter No. 68]], page 17, writing of [[Mara]] (death):

...st, volition; the cleaving to existence. Kāma is generally identified with Mara, the tempter.<ref>Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, ''The Theosophical Glossary''

...hed originally in ''The Cauldron'', May 2014. For more on this subject see Mara Freeman's book, ''Grail Alchemy.''</ref>

...is only for him who proves himself worthy to wear it; for him who attacks Mara single handed and conquers the demon of lust and earthly passions; and not

...then the [[Meditation|meditating]] Brahmana stands dispelling the hosts of Mara like the sun that illuminates the sky." *'''Mara''' is the Evil One in [[Buddhism]], corresponding to the Devil in [[Christi

...he Rupa-Loka there is a locality, the dwelling of '[[Mara]]' (Death). This Mara filled with passion and lust, destroys all virtuous principles, as a stone (*) This Mara, as you may well think, is the allegorical image of the sphere called the [

...is only for him who proves himself worthy to wear it; for him who attacks Mara single handed and conquers the demon of lust and earthly passions; and not