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'''Aṇu''' (devanāgarī: अणु) is a [[Sanskrit]] | '''Aṇu''' (devanāgarī: अणु) is a [[Sanskrit]] term that means "fine, minute, atomic" and is used to identify the atom of matter. In the book [[Occult Chemistry (book)|Occult Chemistry]] it is used to identify the [[Ultimate Physical Atom]]. | ||
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Aṇu (devanāgarī: अणु) is a Sanskrit term that means "fine, minute, atomic" and is used to identify the atom of matter. In the book Occult Chemistry it is used to identify the Ultimate Physical Atom.
Online resources
Articles
- Aṇu at Theosopedia
