In Theosophy, the state of blissful existence experienced by the soul between incarnations or after death.
From Sanskrit 'deva-chan,' meaning literally 'dwelling of the gods,' from 'deva' (god) + 'chan' (place or dwelling). A term adopted by Theosophical philosophy describing spiritual realms.
Theosophists imagined devachan as a kind of spiritual vacation resort where souls relax and process their lives before getting reincarnated—basically the universe's wellness retreat for recharging between earthly adventures!
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