- be
present but are not what they seem"; the
principle which shows "
attributeless Absolute" as
having "attributes". Māyā also
connotes that
which "is...
-
religious movement was
based on the
worship of God,
known as ALEKH, as
attributeless. as
condemnation of all
religious customs set by the rich and upper-class...
-
championed the
thesis that
ultimate reality is
impersonal and
Nirguna (
attributeless) and any
symbolic god
serves the same
equivalent purpose.
Inspired by...
-
saguna (attributes) of Rama to the
nirguna nature (ultimate
unchanging attributeless virtues and ideals, in the
Adhyatma Ramayana). The text
raises every...
-
beyond identifying features (lakhshana) or attributes. It
refers to
Attributeless God or
Nirguna Brahman in here. This idea
comes from
ancient Yoga traditions...
- Nagari-pracarini
Sabha are
considered authentic and
highlight the
Nirguna (
attributeless god)
stream of
thought in Ramananda.
Ramananda developed his philosophy...
-
manifestation (with
limited attributes) of the
ultimate reality, the
attributeless Brahman. In
Visishtadvaita and Dvaita, however,
Ishvara (the Supreme...
- attributes, as the
vision eventually ended with him
merging into the
attributeless absolute Brahman.
Kripal writes that this "would have been a heretical...
- traditions,
satcitananda is
considered directly inseparable from
nirguna (
attributeless)
Brahman or the "universal
ground of all beings",
wherein the Brahman...
- ISBN 1-350-04402-4. Shankara, Adi.
Nirguna Manasa Puja:
Worship of the
Attributeless.
Society of
Abidance in Truth. p. vii. Paranjpe,
Anand C (2006). Self...
