10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUBASTRAL»
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The Students' cabinet library of useful tracts
... previous metaphysic bears about the same relation to Kant's system, as the
dreams of the alchemist to the beautiful chemistry of Sir Humphrey Davy, or as
the Ptolemaic cycles and epicycles to the Subastral ceconomy treated of by
Newton.
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When Prophecy Never Fails: Myth and Reality in a ...
Astral Worlds The astral worlds contain many levels. Unarians describe the
highest planets as heavenly, but the lower, subastral worlds are said to be hellish
. “Dark” spirits, called entities, live in subastral worlds. Sometimes entities visit
Earth, ...
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Spherographical navigation
This point is called the subastral point or the geographical position of that
celestial body at that time. Owing to the rotation of the earth, the subastral point of
a celestial body moves rapidly over the surface of the earth in a manner that will
be ...
Dirk Brouwer, Frederic William Keator, Drury Albert McMillen,
1944
... and unhuman/unconscious on the metachemical far left, as it were, of the
elemental spectrum (noumenally objective) ... to subnatural/subastral and
subhuman/subconscious on the metaphysical far right (noumenally subjective).
63. And ...
For this purpose it is necessary to have become subhuman in one's metaphysical
philosophising, and to have given oneself over to the subastral commitment of
religious praxis. 7. For the subhuman becomes subconscious via the subastral ...
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Encyclopædia Metropolitana; Or, Universal Dictionary of ...
H'Iteally- On the Common Prayer. ch. K. see. 5. SUBASTRAL. Being under the
stars, (sub astra.) “'hen by the aid of improved astronomy he compares this
subastral economy with the systems of the fixed stars. M'arburton. H'orks, vol. ix. p
. 34.
Edward Smedley, Hugh James Rose, Henry John Rose,
1845
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Navigational Trigonometry
sun, the point is called the subsolar point; for other bodies, it may be called the
sublunar or subastral point. Some writers call it the geographic position (GP) of
the celestial body. The geographic coordinates of the GP* are found as follows: L
of ...
Paul Reece Rider, Charles Angevine Hutchinson,
1943
We have already discussed how to locate a subastral, subsolar, or sublunar point
. At such a point an observer must obtain a 90° angle of the body in question.
Under this condition his zenith and the position of the body in the celestial sphere
...
Elbert F. Blackburn,
1944
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Celestial navigation and nautical astronomy
The point in which a straight line connecting the center of the earth to a star cuts
the earth's surface is called the subastral or substellar point of the star. Any circle
on the earth having the subastral point of the star as pole is a circle from each of ...
Lyman Morse Kells, Willis Frederick Kern, James R. Bland,
1943
The point in which a straight line connecting the center of the earth to a star cuts
the earth's surface is called the subastral or substellar point of the star. , Any
circle on the earth having the subastral point of the star as pole is a circle from
each of ...
Lyman Morse Kells, Willis Frederick Kern, James R. Bland,
1943
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUBASTRAL»
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7:30 p.m. Astral/Subastral. June 27. Noon Jack Trice. 1:30 p.m. Mathew Haeffel. 3 p.m. The Polyps. 4:30 p.m. Fadeback Forum. 6 p.m. Level the City. 7:30 p.m. ... «Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Jun 14»
SuperRacing's Sunday Fix with Matt Stewart
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