Rupa, Sanskrit, "form," in Buddhism rupa is associated with nama as in rupa-nama, in the analysis of human appearance to denote corporeality.
Kama Rupa (Sans.) Metaphysically and in our esoteric philosophy it is the subjective form created through the mental and physical desires and thoughts in connection with things of matter, ...
Mayavi Rupa Sanskrit "illusory form". Body of manifestation created by a Master through an act of will, for use in the three worlds.
Rupa (Form) has become the vehicle of Monads (Seventh and Sixth Principles) that had completed their cycle of transmigration in the three preceding Kalpas (Rounds). Then they (the astral doubles) become the men of the first Human Race of the Round.
Rupa, or Sthula-sarira Physical body Is the vehicle of all the
other principles during life.
Prana Life, or Vital principle Necessary only to a, c,
d, and the functions of the lower Manas, which ...
Kama Rupa, or Seat of Animal Life
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This arrangement of the colors of the spectrum and the musical notes of the octave necessitates a different grouping of the planets in order to preserve their proper tone and color analogies.
To Kama-rupa, Namah: (79-80).
Then for his seat spreading a mat over it, let him worship the Adhara-Shakti with the
Mantra ...
It is suggested that popular concepts like "the Astral Plane" (and earlier analyses like Blavatsky's "kama-rupa") only pertain to the Kosmic Physical octave of the Kosmic Orectic, a subzone closest to the Material Physical (actually, ...
 See also: World, Spirit, Mater, Plane, Death
  
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