Parabrahman (or Para Brahm)
Parabrahman (or Para Brahm)
Term used in Hindu religious philosophy to denote the supreme absolute transcendental reality. Brahman is the non-personal divine beyond manifestation as gods and goddesses, as distinct from Brahma, the form as divine creator of the universe. Comparable concepts exist in most forms of mysticism and Gnosticism.
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