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Meanings of astral in English
Portuguese
astral Being or relating to or resembling or emanating from stars.
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Usage of astral in English
1
Things created in the astral, tend to materialize on the physical plane.
2
Beginnings of an astral conception of the human organism in modern physiology.
3
The attention clears the psychic path, over which the astral faculties travel.
4
The astral body is an exact counterpart of the last physical form.
5
I am in truth resurrected-not on earth but on an astral planet.
6
In this mental world, as in the astral, there are seven subdivisions.
7
The astral form of telepathy is manifested, rather than the ordinary form.
8
By the light of an astral lamp Squire Davenport looked at him.
9
We have already referred to the seven subdivisions of this astral world.
10
Each one of the physical senses of man has its astral counterpart.
11
It could have been anything from a spirit to an astral consciousness.
12
Also, some astral travelers have had this while partially or fully awake.
13
The astral world is free from unwilling death, disease, and old age.
14
The astral-lamp burnt upon the table; upon the sofa sat two young ladies.
15
The Quicken tree is the network of nerves in the magnetic astral body.
16
Go astral flow and let the great wind guide this adventure.
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Astral through the time
Astral across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common