Singularity and Brahman

 

Mostly in Hindu context, when one talk about Brahman then it is taken as Brahma- the creator of this world as per Hindu mythology. The Brahma is the one that created the world, the first cause and the ontological argument of creation. The Puranas describe the religious creation through Brhma.


But philosophically, as per Hindu rationality, Brahman is a concept of Advaita (One, single, singular, sole and only) Vedanta that describes a single reality. This reality is attribute less, shapeless, colourless and only the reality of the universe. The concept of Brahman is transcendental and without Brahman nothing exists.

Shanker Acharya described Brahman as the stem of the only reality and it is neuter gender and only the ultimate reality. The Brahman is the singularity and there is no duality except Brahman, Brahman is translated as the universe, the cosmos the one and only reality. Shanker while building the oneness philosophy on Hindu soil cleared that there is nothing except Brahman and the only reality.

Shanker established the marvellous Hindu philosophy of single reality in metaphysics move ahead and described creation though the concept of Maya (illusion). The Maya is the power of Brahman and that Maya created the universe, the world which is illusion till the real Brahman is not understood.

Unfortunately, religious minds forget that Shanker had distinguish the concept of singularity of Brahman from the concept of god and therefore the real concept of oneness, shapeless and attribute less, tasteless, smell less has been forgotten. For Shanker the god is as real as the illusion and as soon as one come out of Maya, the illusion, the concept of god vanish as like of dream. The Brahman is the singularity and the only truth.

In recent Astronomy, the theory of Big Bang came out and claimed that the universe emerged from a singularity and the creation started. The singularity is beyond time, place and attribute. The phenomena of creation of plurality are from singularity and there is a simulation hypothesis of this creation.

It is unfortunate that there is no research on the concept of Hindu rationality described in Indian philosophy.

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