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11:1411:14, 3 July 2025 diff hist +124‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:Other Names of Brahman used Commonly by Modern Hindus ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:Other Names of Brahman used Commonly by Modern Hindus to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Other Names of Brahman used Commonly by Modern Hindus current Tag: New redirect
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11:1311:13, 3 July 2025 diff hist +133‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:The Meaning of ‘OM’- the Most Meaningful Name of Bhagavān ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:The Meaning of ‘OM’- the Most Meaningful Name of Bhagavān to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Meaning of ‘OM’- the Most Meaningful Name of Bhagavān current Tag: New redirect
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11:1211:12, 3 July 2025 diff hist +103‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:A Note on the word ‘Brahman’ ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān:A Note on the word ‘Brahman’ to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:A Note on the word ‘Brahman’ current Tag: New redirect
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11:0811:08, 3 July 2025 diff hist +2,696‎ N Talk:The Two Aspects Of Brahman –(Saguṇa And Nirguna):The Two Meanings of Nirguṇa Brahman and Saguṇa Brahman ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal When we consider the first meaning of the word ''guṇa'' (the three constituents of the material universe), then the phrase ''Nirguṇa Brahman'' means that ''Brahman'' is non-material, and instead it is a purely spiritual entity. It also means that part of ''Brahman'' which is not engaged in any sort of interaction with the material universe, which is comprised of the three ''guṇas'' (''sattva'', ''rajas'' and ''tamas''). ''Brah..." current
10:5110:51, 3 July 2025 diff hist +860‎ N Talk:The Two Aspects Of Brahman –(Saguṇa And Nirguna):The Meanings of the Word ‘Guṇa’ ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal The word ''Nirguṇa'' means ‘devoid or free of ''guṇas''’ whereas the word ''Saguṇa'' means ‘endowed with or associated with ''guṇas''’. The word ''guṇa'' itself has two major meanings – 1. ''Guṇas'' are the three constituents of the material universe. These three strands, according to the ''Sāṅkhya'' school of philosophy (''darśana''), are ''sattva'', ''rajas'' and ''tamas''. These three terms again have..." current
10:4910:49, 3 July 2025 diff hist +903‎ N Talk:The Two Aspects Of Brahman –(Saguṇa And Nirguna) ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal Bhagavān is often referred to as ''Brahman'', which means the ‘Greatest’ or ‘Supreme’.''Brahman'' is an eternal, unchangeable Supreme ''Ātmā'' (''Paramātmā''), but it also allows us to worship ''Brahman'' in many beautiful forms. Many Śāstras and Sages say that ''Brahman'' exists in two different aspects, which are sometimes further classified into five different levels. These two different aspects in which Bhagav..." current
10:4510:45, 3 July 2025 diff hist +17‎ Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Other Names of Brahman used Commonly by Modern Hindus ‎No edit summary
10:4110:41, 3 July 2025 diff hist +813‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Other Names of Brahman used Commonly by Modern Hindus ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal When peoples utter the name of any particular Form of Brahman, they frequently prefix the word ''Bhagavān'' to it. For example, ''Bhagavān'' Krishna, or ''Bhagavān'' Shiva and so on. In everyday conversation and other usage, Peoples simply refer to Brahman by the following words: ''Prabhu'' (“master”), ''Īśvara'' (“Lord”), ''Bhagavān'', ''Deva'' and so on, without much regard to which particular aspect of Brahman is be..."
10:3610:36, 3 July 2025 diff hist +132‎ Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Meaning of ‘OM’- the Most Meaningful Name of Bhagavān ‎No edit summary
10:2410:24, 3 July 2025 diff hist +10,167‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Meaning of ‘OM’- the Most Meaningful Name of Bhagavān ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal substratum in all the four ''dharmas''. All Hindu prayers start with the utterance of "OM" because it is considered the best name or the ‘Sound Form’ (''Śabda-Brahman'') of Bhagavān. It represents ''Brahman'' in its totality in both of its two aspects and in all of its six levels (''Nirguṇa Brahman'', ''Īśvara'', ''Avatāra'', ''Antaryāmin'', ''Vibhūti'' and ''Mūrti''). The recitation of the holy scriptures is also alwa..."
10:2210:22, 3 July 2025 diff hist +7‎ N File:Meaning of woed OM.png ‎No edit summary current
10:2110:21, 3 July 2025 diff hist +7‎ N File:Bhagavān Ganesh.png ‎No edit summary current
10:1910:19, 3 July 2025 diff hist +3‎ N File:Om word in different languages.png ‎No edit summary current
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09:5809:58, 3 July 2025 diff hist +2,843‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:A Note on the word ‘Brahman’ ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal The word ''Brahman'' must be distinguished from ‘''Brāhmaṇa''’ denoting one of the four social classes of peoples (the other three being ''Kṣatriya'', ''Vaiśya'' and ''Śūdra''), and ‘''Brahmā''’, the Creator aspect of ''Īśvara''. The final ‘n’ of ''Brahman'' is silent when the word is spoken, and the spelling used here is more of an academic convention in English. The phonetic nature of Indian scripts prevents..."
09:5109:51, 3 July 2025 diff hist +401‎ Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One ‎No edit summary current
09:3109:31, 3 July 2025 diff hist +118‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Non-Hindu Traditions on the Nature of God ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Non-Hindu Traditions on the Nature of God to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Non-Hindu Traditions on the Nature of Bhagavān current Tag: New redirect
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09:2909:29, 3 July 2025 diff hist +149‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on God: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on God: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One current Tag: New redirect
09:2909:29, 3 July 2025 diff hist 0‎ m Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One ‎ Sachi Anjunkar moved page Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on God: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One to Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One
09:2809:28, 3 July 2025 diff hist +21‎ Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One ‎No edit summary
09:2709:27, 3 July 2025 diff hist +3‎ N File:Om.png ‎No edit summary current
09:2309:23, 3 July 2025 diff hist +6,603‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:The Hindu Viewpoint on Bhagavān: Brahman, the One in Many and the Many in One ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal The concept of Bhagavān is the most complex of all and admits of a great deal of variety in how Bhagavān manifests and how Bhagavān can be worshipped. In Hindu ''dharm'', the Divine is often referred to as ‘''Brahman''’ which means the ‘Greatest’ or ‘Supreme’.''Brahman'' is an eternal, omnipresent, unchangeable, infinite, omniscient Soul (''Nirguṇa Brahman'') but it also allows us to worship ''Brahman'' in many b..."
09:0409:04, 3 July 2025 diff hist +27‎ Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Parable of the Elephant and the Six Blind Men ‎No edit summary current
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09:0109:01, 3 July 2025 diff hist +3,128‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Parable of the Elephant and the Six Blind Men ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal Sages say that all the above views are only partially correct. According to Śāstras, the Universe is infinite in extent and is billions of years old. Moreover, there are billions of Universes, and many which are being created and destroyed at any given point of time. To see Bhagavān through the lens of our history is therefore like studying an ocean from a drop of sea water. We should keep in mind that the Universe is not Geocent..."
08:5408:54, 3 July 2025 diff hist +6,534‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely:Non-Hindu Traditions on the Nature of Bhagavān ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal The scriptures, teachers and followers of different religions make different claims about Divinity. The claims of one religion often contradict the claims of another religion. • '''Christian Viewpoint:''' Christians say that there is One Bhagavān who sent many prophets and revealed the Bible to humanity. Then, He sent His only son Jesus Christ to take away our sins. Therefore, Christians see Bhagavān through the history of th..."
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08:0208:02, 3 July 2025 diff hist +1,111‎ N Talk:Introduction - Can we describe Bhagavān completely ‎ Created page with "By Sri Vishal Agarwal ''Scope:'' The purpose of this document is to describe the nature of the Divine from a viewpoint, and compare this viewpoint to that of other religions. The document also explains how the conceptions of Bhagavān lead to different ways in which people worship Bhagavān. The ''Bhagavad Gītā'' is often regarded as a summary and a synthesis of all the major philosophies. Therefore, this scripture will form the major basis of our di..."

07:2607:26, 2 July 2025 diff hist +5‎ Talk:Objections to the Doctrine of Karm and Responses:Extreme Suffering and Karm ‎No edit summary current
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