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|description=Negative attribute; unbound, or without ''Gunas ''(attributes), i.e., that which is devoid of all qualities, the opposite of Saguna, that which has attributes (''Secret Doctrine, ''II. 95), e.g., Parabrahmam is Nirguna; Brahmâ, Saguna. Nirguna is a term which shows the impersonality of the thing spoken of {{ctd-source|TG}}. | |description=Negative attribute; unbound, or without ''Gunas ''(attributes), i.e., that which is devoid of all qualities, the opposite of Saguna, that which has attributes (''Secret Doctrine, ''II. 95), e.g., Parabrahmam is Nirguna; Brahmâ, Saguna. Nirguna is a term which shows the impersonality of the thing spoken of {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:07, 6 October 2026
Nirguna
(Sk.)
Negative attribute; unbound, or without Gunas (attributes), i.e., that which is devoid of all qualities, the opposite of Saguna, that which has attributes (Secret Doctrine, II. 95), e.g., Parabrahmam is Nirguna; Brahmâ, Saguna. Nirguna is a term which shows the impersonality of the thing spoken of (TG).
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- Quotes: H. P. Blavatsky
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