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n. (alternative spelling of akasa English)
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Akasha ( Sanskrit ) is a term for " æther" in traditional Indian cosmology. The term has also been adopted in western occultism and spiritualism in the late 19th century.
Akasha (also transliterated as Akasa, Akash or Aakash) is a Sanskrit word referring to the Vedic concept of the aether or space. (Not to be confused with acacia.)
Akasha, Akasa, Akash or Aakash may also refer to:
- Cyclone Akash, 2007 tropical storm system in the Indian Ocean
- Aakash Educational Services Limited, Indian exam coaching service
Akasha are an UK-based electronic music duo, comprising Charlie Casey and Damian Hand. They were originally signed to the Wall of Sound record label, but now are currently releasing through Ra Recordings.
Akasha (Akasha Martinez), also sometimes called The Living Pharaoh, is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The character is usually depicted as a former enemy of Spider-Man who has been associated with Ahmet Abdol. She is currently a potential Initiative recruit courtesy of Tony Stark. Akasha has only appeared in two comic book issues, but she has yet to appear in more.
Akasha is the third album by American composer Bill Laswell to be issued under the moniker Divination. It was released on March 28, 1995 by Subharmonic.
Usage examples of "akasha".
And with the painting finished, Brigit had spent the day at Akasha, tending to the plants that had been a bit neglected these last few days.
Looking at creation, which is filled with objects of the senses, they came up with a special term, Akasha, to fit the soul.
In the same way, you exist in Akasha before your body and mind pick up the signal and express it in the three-dimensional world.
The soothing smells of Akasha wafted slowly into her psyche, like a balm to her soul.
The music wove a spell around her as magic as anything Akasha had to offer.
I believe you when you say that Akasha, the first of the vampires, was created when an evil spirit invaded every fiber of her being, a spirit which had, before attacking her, acquired a taste for human blood.
One is confined to the island at Akasha, unable to flee for he cannot travel over running water.
The old British fort at Akasha, relic of the Gordon relief expedition, was in ruins.
Penrod converted Akasha into an entrenched camp, a base from which the Camel Corps could sally out.
While he scoured the land along the Nile, behind him the railhead reached Akasha and his rudimentary camp was transformed into an impregnable fortress and staging station, guarded by artillery and Maxim machine-gun detachments.
They came no closer to the village of Akasha than five miles before they were attacked by elements of the Camel Corps, and driven off with the loss of two good men.
It was no wonder that in those first few months I tried to prompt some vitality from Those Who Must Be Kept by bringing to them sacrifices, like unto Eudoxia, but for these poor wretched mortals - Evil Doers, I quite assure you - Akasha refused to move her allpowerful right arm.