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| Brahman is self (atman) and consciousness (i.e., everyone is Brahman). |
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| Brahman is transcendent of "ideas and objections," i.e., transcendent of finite individuality. |
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| False, Brahman is transcendent of "names and forms," i.e., transcendent of finite individuality. |
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| Brahman is unitary, the coincidence of opposites, and omnipresent. |
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| Brahman has "dual" (advaita) self-awareness. |
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| False Brahman has "non-dual" (advaita) self-awareness. |
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| Brahman is the essence or finest part of some things. |
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| False. Brahman is the essence or finest part of everything. |
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| Brahman is the locus of value, with awareness of Brahman as the "supreme personal good" and "liberation" from fear and evil. |
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| Brahman is mystically indiscoverable. |
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| False, Brahman is mystically discoverable. |
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| Brahman is beyond the power of thought. |
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| Brahman is the creator and outer controller of all things. |
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| False. Brahman is the creator and inner controller of all things. |
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