Significance of Absolute Entity
The concept of Absolute Entity in Vedanta represents the ultimate reality that transcends dualities and all forms of manifestation. It serves as the eternal foundation of consciousness, remaining separate from the five sheaths associated with egoism. This perspective emphasizes the distinction between the Absolute Entity and the transient aspects of existence, highlighting its role as the underlying truth that pervades all consciousness.
Synonyms: Total existence, Ultimate being, Supreme entity, Pure existence, Essential nature
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Hindu concept of 'Absolute Entity'
In Hinduism, the Absolute Entity signifies the eternal essence underlying individual ego consciousness, separate from the five sheaths, representing a fundamental reality beyond dualities and manifestations.
From: Vivekachudamani
(1) The eternal substratum of the consciousness of egoism, distinct from the five sheaths.[1]
From: Mundaka Upanishad with Shankara’s Commentary
(1) The fundamental reality that exists beyond all dualities and manifestations.[2]