Definition: Arch-Brahman is a term in Hinduism referring to a form of God or deity associated with Brahma, Vishnu, or other deities in religious texts. It signifies the highest cosmic force. Definition: - "Arch" means above (in this context). - "Brahman" refers to an eternal principle of existence. - In the Sanskrit language, it's often interpreted as the supreme being. - The term is used for various Hindu gods and goddesses in religious texts. It signifies the most powerful and benevolent force, often associated with creation (bhav) and destruction (bhakt). - "Arch" is also a common prefix meaning "above." The word "arch-brahman" has been interpreted as a metaphorical reference to an all-powerful being or deity that transcends mortal forms. It's often seen in scriptures like the Bhagavad Gita, where it signifies the supreme deity, Brahma, who holds sway over all creation and destruction.

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Definition: Rahman means "soul" or "spirit" in Arabic, a term commonly used to describe Allah's being in human form. It's the Arabic word for "the soul" or "divine essence." The concept of 'rahman' is deeply spiritual and often associated with Islamic teachings and beliefs.

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