Significance of Supreme greatness
In Vaishnavism, Supreme greatness encompasses three main aspects: the highest importance or value linked to divine qualities, the exceptional excellence associated with the mercy of Shri Krishna, and the extraordinary significance of experiences and objects found in Vaikuntha. This concept illustrates the deep reverence and special status attributed to divine elements within Vaishnavism, emphasizing both the transformative power of Krishna's mercy and the sacred nature of Vaikuntha experiences.
Synonyms: Unparalleled greatness, Supreme excellence, Grandeur, Magnificence, Superiority, Supremacy
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Hindu concept of 'Supreme greatness'
In Hinduism, Supreme greatness signifies Shri Krishna's unparalleled mercy, the profound significance of Vaikuntha's experiences, and embodies divine qualities of utmost importance and excellence in spiritual understanding.
From: Brihad Bhagavatamrita (commentary)
(1) The highest level of excellence or importance, specifically referring to the greatness of Shri Krishna's mercy.[1] (2) The extraordinary significance and value of the experiences and objects found within Vaikuntha.[2] (3) The highest level of importance or value, often associated with divine or exceptional qualities.[3]
From: Garga Samhita (English)
(1) The highest level of greatness, highlighting the importance and significance of the character being referred to.[4]
From: Brahma Sutras (Ramanuja)
(1) A characteristic of Brahman that indicates its ultimate significance and power within the universe.[5]
From: Tiruvacakam Part I
(1) Refers to the omnipresence and incomprehensible nature of the Supreme, whose greatness encompasses all and pervades the universe.[6]