("devoid of
attributes") The highest feature of heavenly reality's epithet.
Many Hindu traditions hold that God is ultimately devoid of
traits and attributes, transcending all particularity and being superior to any
qualifying form.
The Upanishads, the theoretical religious scriptures that
constitute the most recent component of the Vedas, and philosophical traditions
founded on the Upanishads, such as Advaita Vedanta, are the first to express
this notion.
Certain Hindu theistic traditions, such as the Gaudiya
Vaishnava religious group, disagree with this idea, believing that a specific
deity—in this instance, Krishna—is the Ultimate Reality.
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