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What are these triple mystic heavens and the seven immortal earths that Savitri🕊️ is seeing in the following lines?

“Arisen beneath a triple mystic heaven

The seven immortal earths were seen, sublime:

Homes of the blest released from death and sleep

Where grief can never come nor any pang

Arriving from self-lost and seeking worlds

Alter Heaven-nature’s changeless quietude

And mighty posture of eternal calm,

Its pose of ecstasy immutable.” pg.672

The triple mystic heavens are the three higher worlds, Satloka, Chidghana or Tapoloka, Anandaloka. The seven immortal earths are the seven grounds of being based on the seven principles of existence. These seven principles are differentiated in the Supermind. Here only they dwell who are released from death and grief and sleep.

Affectionately,

Alok Da

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