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The '''mahatma''' [from the Sanskrit ''maha'', meaning “great,” and ''[[atman]]'', meaning “soul”] is the “Great-souled one”; an individual who, out of his humble communion with the flame of life, has drawn forth and taken as his own identity the great solar awareness of the consciousness of God. His role is to provide a focus or an anchor point upon the planet for the higher mind of God. | The '''mahatma''' [from the Sanskrit ''maha'', meaning “great,” and ''[[atman]]'', meaning “soul”] is the “Great-souled one”; an individual who, out of his humble communion with the flame of life, has drawn forth and taken as his own identity the great [[solar awareness]] of the consciousness of God. His role is to provide a focus or an anchor point upon the planet for the higher mind of God. | ||
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The mahatma [from the Sanskrit maha, meaning “great,” and atman, meaning “soul”] is the “Great-souled one”; an individual who, out of his humble communion with the flame of life, has drawn forth and taken as his own identity the great solar awareness of the consciousness of God. His role is to provide a focus or an anchor point upon the planet for the higher mind of God.