The seven Heavenly Men Form, the sun and the
seven sacred planets.—S. D., I, 100, 155.
Some of their names and qualities.
a. The seven planetary Logoi, or the seven Spirits before the throne.
b. The seven Kumaras S. D., III, 59, 327.
c. Seven solar deities S. D., I, 114; I, 228; II, 92, 257.
d. The primordial seven S. D., I, 116.
e. The seven Builders S. D., I, 152, 153.
f. Seven intellectual Breaths S. D., II, 332, note.
g. The seven Manus S. D., I, 488.
h. The Flames S. D., II, 258.
They came from previous kalpas S. D., II, 99.
Their nature is knowledge and love S. D., II, 275; S. D., II, 619.
The seven sacred planets are:
1. Saturn 2. Jupiter.
3. Mars 4. Sun (substitute for another).
5. Venus 6. Mercury.
7. Moon (substitute for another).
Neptune and Uranus are not here enumerated, nor Vulcan.
The orbit of Neptune includes apparently the entire ring-pass-not.
Vulcan is within the orbit of Mercury.
Each one of the Heavenly Men manifests through a chain of seven globes.
All the seven Logoi influence a chain, but one of Them is the incarnating Entity. They influence:
a. Some globe in chain. b. Some plane c. Some round.
d. Some world period e. Some rootrace f. Some subrace.
g. Some branch race h. Some group i. Some human unit.
