akasha

[ ah-kah-shuh ]

/ ɑˈkɑ ʃə /

(in the philosophies of India) the ether, regarded as including material and nonmaterial entities in a common medium.

Origin of akasha

From the Sanskrit word ākās̄́a

By degrees the battalions and squadrons began to move forward towards Akasha.

The River War |Winston S. Churchill
Wady Atira was reached on the 18th, Tanjore on the 19th, and on the 20th the column marched into Akasha.

The River War |Winston S. Churchill
Akasha was now converted into a strong entrenched camp, in which an advanced base was formed.

The River War |Winston S. Churchill
Sufficient supplies having been accumulated at Akasha to allow of a forward movement, Firket was fought.

The River War |Winston S. Churchill

Eventually the lovers separated, to meet again a few days later at Akasha, where it chanced that their ships touched each other.

Myths & Legends of Japan |F. Hadland (Frederick Hadland) Davis