A vedantic study of "cosmic consciousness" - Brahmam
Braltmam, Consiousness, (Cit) and matter (Acit) have always been the subject for discussion in philosophy, religion and science. What is the nature of this Brahmam principle? Is Brahman: the cause for the entire universe? Is Brahnian a static entity or a conscious entity? What is this Universe?...
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2014
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| Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/14814/1/0001.pdf http://eprints.um.edu.my/14814/ |
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| Summary: | Braltmam, Consiousness, (Cit) and matter (Acit) have always
been the subject for discussion in philosophy, religion and
science. What is the nature of this Brahmam principle? Is
Brahman: the cause for the entire universe? Is Brahnian a static
entity or a conscious entity? What is this Universe? What is the
relatrionship of Brahmam to Absolute Consciousness? What is
nature, Prakriti, and what is its relationship to Jivathman? Vedanta
addresses each of these questions in a logical fashion. The great
thinkers of all countries have tried their best to understand
the true inner meaning of Absolute Consciousness and matter
in order to establish their mutual relationship. Scientists and
philosophers have advanced many theories to explain their ideas
and conceptions and have arrived at different conclusions. This
essay is an intellectual scrutiny of "Brahman" from the point of
view of Vedanta Shastra and Sub-Atomic Particular theory. Some
of the different names of Brahmam are Absolute Consciousness,
World Thinker, Punlsha, Paramatma,Total Reality, God, lshuara,
Absolute Truth, Bhagavan, and Athnam. |
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