Niravaran Brahm (निरावरण ब्रह्म)

Niravaran Brahm refers to Shri Krishna Himself, whose infinite divine Bliss is unveiled. Even the dust of His divine abode bestows divine ecstasy.

Niravaran Brahm (निरावरण ब्रह्म)

Niravaran Brahm (निरावरण ब्रह्म | nirāvaraṇa brahma) refers to Shri Krishna Himself, whose infinite divine Bliss is unveiled.

God-realized Saints relish the infinite divine Bliss of Shri Krishna in this form.

Through His Sandhini Shakti, Shri Krishna manifests as Paravyom Lok, His divine abode. Every speck of dust in that realm is therefore a manifestation of Shri Krishna Himself.

Consequently, even touching a speck of dust in that divine realm bestows the same ecstasy as embracing Shri Krishna Himself.

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