Bhagawan

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Bhagavan, bhagwan (Sanskrit: भगवान् Bhagavān; Hindi: भगवान Bhagvān) - in Hinduism, especially in Vaisnava, the highest and personal aspect of the Absolute. It has a transcendental form full of eternity (sat), knowledge (cit) and happiness (ananda). He is the supreme Brahman (Parabrahman) and the source of Paramatma. According to Parasara Muni, the author of Vajradhana, bhagawan has infinite beauty, knowledge, wealth, strength, fame and renunciation. The majesty of Bhagavan is manifested in the form of the Narayana (Lord of Gods and Gods of the gods), who controls the material universe as one of the purushas (Karanodakaśaji Vishnu, Garbhodakasaji Vishnu or Ksirodakasayi Vishnu). iśvarah paramah krsnah sac-cid-ananda-vigrahah anadir adir govindah sarva-karnana-karanam The Supreme Lord is the Personality of Godhead Sri Krsna - the original Lord of the transcendent body, the ultimate cause of all causes. I pay homage to this original Lord Govinda Bhagavan has the power to create living entities in which he later resides as paramatma. Bhagavan has transcendental qualities, unlike Brahman, which is nirguna.

According to the followers of the personal God, Bhagavan's experience through faith and practice allows one to simultaneously experience the other aspects of the Absolute: Paramatma and Brahman, which are inseparable from Bhagavan.

Ksznanaa as bhagavana

According to the Krishna, the original form (Swarupa) of Bhagavan is Krishna - the shepherd boy of Vrindavana. His companion, Radha, is his supreme energy (called parasakti, swarupaśakti or antarangaśakti). In Bhagavadgita, every statement of Krsna is preceded by the expression bhagawan ("Bhagavan said"), and he himself says, "There is no truth higher than me" (Bg.7.7), as is also said in Brahma Sanhita: "Krsna , who possesses a transcendent form embodying eternity, happiness and knowledge, is the supreme controller. " The Bhagavatam, in turn, says that all avatars come from Bhagavan.

The names of Bhagavan are in great numbers in Hindu literature, and are associated with his deeds. According to Parasara Munim, the name Krsna is the highest and according to him it means all-encompassing.

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