- Sanskrit: आत्मन्) is a
Sanskrit word for the true or
eternal Self or the
self-
existent essence or
impersonal witness-consciousness
within each individual...
- creator,
without fear,
without hate,
timeless in form,
beyond birth,
self-
existent, (known by) the
grace of Guru. The
verse is
repeated in the Sikh scripture...
-
reason of existence. This
represents God as
absolutely independent and
self-
existent by nature.
While commonly discussed in
Christian theology, many Jewish...
-
which refers to a lack of reality.
Whether objects can be
divided into
existent and
nonexistent objects is a
subject of controversy. This
distinction is...
- changing. The
Catholic concept of...God as
absolutely independent and
self-
existent by nature, and, consequently, all-perfect
without any
possibility of...
- in reality." "If God is
self-
existent, He
should need nothing. If He
needs something, He
should not be
called self-
existent. If He does not need anything...
-
knowledge is
eternal and unchanging, it is
likewise self‐
existent and infinite. It is
self‐
existent in that it is not
dependent on anything, not even time...
- else but
self-
existent, not
produced by
anything else but eternal, not
restricted or
limited by
anything else but infinite. Such an uncaused,
self-sustaining...
- but are
appearances of the one
Existent, Brahman; and that
there is in
reality no
duality between the "experiencing
self" (jiva) and Brahman, the Ground...
- It has no fear, It does not hate, and It is timeless,
universal and
self-
existent! You will come to know it
through the
grace of the Guru. — Sri Guru...
