Parabrahman

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Parabrahman (devanāgarī: परब्रह्मन्) from para "beyond" and Brahman "universal self or spirit", is a term often used in Hindu philosophy, especially in Advaita Vedanta, for the highest deity, or, rather, the Absolute Reality that is beyond gods.

In the writing of H. P. Blavatsky parabrahman is frequently used as a synonym for the Absolute Reality or be-ness.