("devoid of
shape") The highest feature of heavenly reality's epithet.
Many Hindu traditions hold that God is essentially formless,
transcending all particularity and being superior to any particular depiction.
This view is originally expressed in the Upanishads, the
speculative religious scriptures that represent the most recent portion of the
Vedas, and is promoted by Upanishad-based intellectual systems like Advaita
Vedanta.
Certain Hindu theistic traditions, such as the Gaudiya
Vaishnava religious group, disagree with this idea, believing that a specific
deity—in this instance, Krishna—is the Ultimate Reality.
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