Void is the absence of everything.
Void is also the space in which everything is possible.
These descriptions also apply to Brahman equally well.
Science assumes that there is something called empty space in which things can be.
For Vedanta the reality is not the empty space but consciousness itself.
Purged of all its attachments consciousness becomes empty, empty like the space of physics.
In Buddhism void is said to be the end goal of nirvana.
To return to the empty space from which the world appeared.
The space is not dead, it is life itself, it is consciousness, it is perceiving and experiencing.
Whatever in alive in us is this space, which through attached to concepts and ideas and forms does not realize its indestructible nature
Void is also the space in which everything is possible.
These descriptions also apply to Brahman equally well.
Science assumes that there is something called empty space in which things can be.
For Vedanta the reality is not the empty space but consciousness itself.
Purged of all its attachments consciousness becomes empty, empty like the space of physics.
In Buddhism void is said to be the end goal of nirvana.
To return to the empty space from which the world appeared.
The space is not dead, it is life itself, it is consciousness, it is perceiving and experiencing.
Whatever in alive in us is this space, which through attached to concepts and ideas and forms does not realize its indestructible nature
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