Words Maya and nirguNa

[Aniruddhan]

namaste,

>  Also nirguNa in the description of the nirvishesha
> Brahman occurs only ones.   I am sure Shreeman Chari
> also recognizes that it is not number game, but given
> that importance of a given concept will be more if it
> has been referred to many a times - like the way
> Uddalaka repeats 'tat tvam asi swetaketu' - I will try
> to write a summary of his talks when they are over.

I was wondering whether the common descriptions of brahman and moksha
according to other vedantic systems exist in the upanishads. For example, do
the words "nitya kainkaryam" or "ananta kalyana guna" which are used in
Vishishtadvaita to describe moksha and brahman respectively, occur
anywhere in the Sruti? I request members to clarify.

Sruti smRti purANAnAm Alayam karuNAlayam
namAmi bhagavatpAda Sam.karam lokaSam.karam

Aniruddhan