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The notion of Brahman signifies the ultimate reality transcending all dualities from "summary" of Indian Philosophy by Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
Brahman embodies the essence of ultimate reality, an all-encompassing principle that transcends the limitations of dualistic thought. It is not merely a concept to be understood intellectually but a profound experience that reveals the interconnectedness of all existence. This reality is beyond attributes and forms, eluding the grasp of ordinary perception and categorization. In the philosophical landscape of Indian thought, Brahman is the underlying source from which the cosmos emerges and into which it ultimately dissolves. This monistic view asserts that diversity is an illusion, a mere manifestation of the s...
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