brahma swarUpam

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Sri

SrimathE Aatreya RaamanujAya namaha

 

Dear Members,

 

This doubt has been in my mind for quite a while. But resurfaced

after I had a debate with my palghat iyer room-mate.

 

I told him that the brahman is different from it's qualities. Here I

am not able to understand it in an ontological sense.

 

" Satya jnAnam anantham brahmA " - So declares the upanishad.

 

The doubt i have is this:

 

If the brahman is defined as satyam, jnAnam and anatham, which are

it's attributes, what is the original swArUpa of the brahman?

 

It seems very conflicting at this stage if we are to seperate the

attributes and the brahman itself. This would mean that the brahma

swarUpam is nirvishEsham! This is my understanding of it.

 

I request clarification from members.

 

Regards,

 

Malolan Cadambi

 

 

 

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