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'''Aṇu''' (devanāgarī: अणु) is a [[Sanskrit]] term that means "fine, minute, atomic" and is used to | '''Aṇu''' (devanāgarī: अणु) is a [[Sanskrit]] term that means "fine, minute, atomic" and is commonly used to refer to an atom of [[matter]], although it can also refer to an atom of [[time]]. | ||
In the book [[Occult Chemistry (book)|''Occult Chemistry'']] it is used as a synonym for the [[Ultimate Physical Atom]]. | |||
==Online resources== | ==Online resources== | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 28 April 2014
Aṇu (devanāgarī: अणु) is a Sanskrit term that means "fine, minute, atomic" and is commonly used to refer to an atom of matter, although it can also refer to an atom of time.
In the book Occult Chemistry it is used as a synonym for the Ultimate Physical Atom.
Online resources
Articles
- Aṇu at Theosopedia