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====> Please quote definition of void from the Vedas?
I actually do not know "definition of void from the Vedas" nor a sholka that pertains to what I've been speaking of . . . I could look it up . . . {Hmm? akasha, ukta-pradhana(?), sunya-pura(?), Adi-pradhana, MahaVisnuTattvanidra-akasha(?)} . . . the Buddhist certainly have it at the tip of their tongues for sure . . . funny that I am speaking of The Void inregards to sunya-vadi tattva and you request the scriptural reference for my topic of that which is "eternally unchanging, timeless, omnipresent, untainted by kala, karma, 3-Guna-prakriti; and in sunyavadi tradition, untainted by jivas & Ishvara/Ishvaras". If you know the word in the sastra that defines the Void please tell me. I will never then forget from then onwards.
"The Void" is principality of its own accord! ---You do agree do you not???
Thus "The Void" is beyond all Prakriti.
But!--- "The Void" is enveloped by 'another'.
The Void exists within the precints of a Grander Provider of Space.
That Grander Provider of Space is the source of the room for The Void "to be" ----and, it is also the source of all 'potentiality' aka Pradhana aka Prakriti/Shakti.
Both The Void (Space) and the Prakriti/Shakti (all 'potentiality') evidently or 'actually IMO' are addressed with the same nomenclature, "Brahman".
So, Brahman, Paramatma & Bhagwan are all different. Right ? Please quote scriptures which say so.
Right! All Different ---like both sides of a Three-Sided Coin! ---You do agree do you not???
Gita Says so. Visnu exists in these three aspects ---that comprise all of the Cosmos entoto.
Bg 13.24:
One who understands this philosophy concerning material nature [The Void (Space) and the Prakriti/Shakti], the living entity [Paramatma] and the interaction of the modes of nature is sure to attain liberation. He will not take birth here again, regardless of his present position.
"Fame of Void" ? What do you mean by this term. Is Void famous ? Please elaborate what is fame of Brahman ?
Buddhist Philosophy; The basis for Calulus mathmathics; The basis of the Decimil System; The Goal of Theoretical Mathemathians; etc
I remember a math school teacher explain a math quandry (BTW, I have always disagreed with this teacher regarding this thesis):
1] Stand ten meters distance from a wall
--and then approach the Wall and,
2] stand 1/2 the distance (5 meters) to the wall
3] stand 1/2 the distance (2.5 meters) to the wall
4] stand 1/2 the distance (1.2 meters) to the wall
5] stand 1/2 the distance (.61 meters) to the wall
6] stand 1/2 the distance (.30 meters) to the wall
Repeat endlessly] stand 1/2 the distance to the wall each time . . .
My Teacher claimed is each time you moved only half the distant toward the wall ---you will never reach the wall! ---Do you agree with my school teacher??? I do not agree! I think that eventually there is absolute Zero.---Do you agree with me???
"Auspices of Brahman" ? What do you mean to say by use of this term ? Can you please elaborate by quoting scriptures ?
"Auspices of Brahman" IOW 'Under the sphere of Influence that is ascribed to Brahman as per the definition of Brahman.' No Need to quote sastra for this. "Auspices" simply means [as per my SpellCheck! LOL] help; sponsorship; patronage; backing; support].
Please describe Shunya. What is your understanding of this according to Vedanta ? Is Shunya just what we understand in Mathematics ?
Shunya (sunya) = Zed/Zeta/Zero/Nill/Nada/Nirvana/Zip.
Sunya is zero. And in regards to theology there are two schools that encompass the Vedic theology: God as a Person //or// God as a Non-person. Ergo, the two goals are different among these two schools.
One School aims at the soul's merging into a Non-state-of-existance-beyond-samsara-and-prakriti ---this for all intents and purposes equates to making ones soul achieve Zero-Ness aka The Void.
The other School aims at the soul's regaining their spiritural sva-rupa, eternal-form, beyond the material world we are in that is expanding from Mahavishnu's breathing
2] Shunya=Oblivion
No sunya is the Void. Oblivion = Samsara (Birth & re-birth since time-immemorial---when each time is simply occupied with eating/sleeping/mating/defending in varying grades of life as the whole-and-whole purpose of being, ad-infinitum)
So, you want to say that Brahman is oblivion ? In which scripture it is written ?
So Brahman is the Name of God for you! ---That is all!
Actually, it is written that Brahman Realisation is a milestone on the Moksha-marga-patha ---and that to leave behind or lose the chance to go beyond Brahman is the definition of Oblivion. But I do think that the scriptures use the term "Hellish" rather than Oblivion.
But I have advanced training that starts where Brahman leaves off ---that is why we are called vaishnavas.
Whatever you have written doesn't match with scriptures. Can you quote specific scriptures for whatever you have said in your post ?
Getting redundant here aren't we?
It is not a question of my knowledge or your knowledge. Vedas mean & are the knowledge. If you quote scriptures (not PurAnAs please) to support whatever you say otherwise it is just your speculation which has no strength to stand on its own.
"not PurAnAs please" ---My speculation is far above the capacities of the majority of world leaders counting over the past 5,102 years.
You may automatically differ with my ascertion ---but, you definitely can't count me among the Billions-of-souls that have filled the White-Pages of The Telephone Directory of All Those who have lived for the past 5 Centuries. Nope I am pursuing an absolute goal.
Don't tell anyone ---They might want to make an example of me.
That is my Opinion. BTW, I do know what I am talking about. It's on my resume. When I report for a job I inspect my boss ~not vice-versa. Like searching for a Guru, No?
You cannot simply give some opinion & assert that it is as per Vedanta without quoting Vedanta. Right ?
Yes, That is what is taught and I agree with the maxim. It is an absolute maxim.
It is the derth of good questions that is lamentable.
Anyway, School-Aptitude-Tests Scores are continually dropping among the general public. At least they may get first-rate health care for what ails them
OM
OM is the sound heard in the silence of The void.
That sound is the churning of Prakriti in the Field called Brahman.
The field is the space within the Brahmanda ---which eminates from Mahavishnu's breath.
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