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 1 Intro   |           love at Godhead, impersonal Brahman, the initiation of Lord
 2   1,  1 | indistinguishable formless magnitude (Brahman) which is an indolent, lax,
 3   1,  1 |              of magnitudinal infinite Brahman and of the all-pervasive
 4   1,  2 |             surrounded by the halo of Brahman or indistinguishable entity.
 5   1,  5 |            into the luminous realm of Brahman and attain to nirvana in
 6   4,  33|               is knowledge absolute." Brahman, the infinite, emanates
 7   4,  34|            out the non differentiated Brahman by the process of elimination
 8   4,  34|          kaivalya or merging into the Brahman constitutes the line of
 9   4,  40|        variegated; tat--that; brahma--Brahman; niskalam--without parts;
10   4,  40|              of the nondifferentiated Brahman mentioned in the Upanisads,
11   4,  40|        Godhead, the nondifferentiated Brahman, is far above this principle
12   4,  40|           even the non differentiated Brahman is only the external effulgence
13   4,  40|               The non- differentiated Brahman is indivisible, hence is
14   6,  52|           religion worship the sun as Brahman. The sun is one of the hierarchy
15   6,  53|               of the undifferentiated Brahman are included therein. All
16   6,  55|           with the non differentiated Brahman. But as there is no friendly
17   6,  55|             aptitude for addiction to Brahman and Paramatma. The dasya
18   6,  57|    maha-visnur~bhagavantam prajapatim~brahman mahattva-vijnane~praja-sarge
19   6,  61|      nondifferential knowledge of the Brahman aiming at extinction of
20   6,  62|             he longs specially to the Brahman, that inheres in you, has
21   6,  62|            that the nondifferentiated Brahman is the ultimate entity and
22   6,  62|               world and is itself the Brahman, in its unlimited position;
23   6,  62|           unlimited position; or, the Brahman is the substance and this
24   6,  62|               meaningless; whence the Brahman is the one eternally unalloyed