[Advaita-l] nirguNa ParaBrahman.

[Br. Pranipata Chaitanya]

On Jul 15, 2013, at 10:46 AM, "Bhaskar YR" <bhaskar.yr at in.abb.com> wrote:

> I shall be grateful if someone could get me the phrases in Vedas or
> Upanishadhs where the ParaBrahman is termed as nirguNa.
> 
> 
> praNAms hare krishna
> 
> 01. in shevetAshvata up. eko devaH sarvabhuteshu................kevalO 
> nirguNascha
> 
> 02. in taitereeya : yato vAcho nivartante aprApya manasa saHa
> 
> 03.  in kena : na tatra chakshurgacchati na vAgacchati nO manaH
> 
> 04.  in bruhadAraNyaka : neti neti, through negation of any specific 
> features shruti says brahman is nirguN
> 
> 05. again in br. up.  shruti explicitly says brahman is akshara and this 
> brahman is neither gross, nor subtle, without smell, without eyes, without 
> ears, without taste, having no mind etc. I think shruti maNtra for this is 
> in third adhyAya.
> 
> Hope this would suffice to know that according to shruti siddhAnta 
> ultimately brahman is nirguNa, niravayava, nirvikAri.
> 
> 
Hari Om Shri Bhaskarji, Pranaams!

Have you got the term 'parabrahman' used, and, what is meant by vedas OR upaniShads.

In Shri Guru Smriti,
Br. Pranipata Chaitanya