Shiva Day Five
Swami Krishnanada has written an excellent article on
Hinduism and the concept of god. The
Concept of God in Hinduism https://www.swamikrishnananda.org/disc/disc_14.html
The earliest statement of the Nature of Reality occurs in
the first book of the Rig-Veda: Ekam Sat-Viprah Bahudha Vadanti. "The ONE BEING, the wise diversely speak of."
The tenth book of the Rig-Veda regards the highest
conception of God both as the Impersonal and the Personal: The Nasadiya Sukta
states that the Supreme Being is the Un-manifest and the Manifest, Existence as
well Non-existence, the Supreme Indeterminable.
Note:
The soul of Hinduism is not the same as the soul of the Abrahamic religions. The
former is indistinguishable from one another since it has no qualities or
attributes. Hence, it is generally called the Self (Atman) rather than the
soul.
A self-realized yogi, inspired by Sanatan
Hindu Vedic Dharma, would conclude from various thoughts that God is
consciousness (Brahaman) which resides inside all of us, which becomes the
final realization when truth dominates the untruth
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