Brahman is divinity. It is the impersonal aspect of God according to Hinduism. It is all-pervading consciousness.
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Are Brahman and the God of Abraham the same entity?
- Thread starter Rainbow Mage
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Brahman is divinity. It is the impersonal aspect of God according to Hinduism. It is all-pervading consciousness.
ohhcuppycakee
Active Member
Yes, I think Brahman and the God of Abraham is one and the same.
Gaura Priya
IRL
I would say that 'Ishvara' is more closer to the concept of the Abrahamic God, while Brahman is like the Holy Spirit that pervades through all. But even then, Brahman is the impersonal aspect of God.
Breathe
Hostis humani generis
I agree. This seems more likely.