Aidivad

Aidivad is a term derived from the Sanskrit language, where "aid" means "without" and "ivad" means "form" or "shape." Therefore, Aidivad can be translated as "without form" or "formless." In Hindu philosophy, particularly in Advaita Vedanta, Aidivad is a concept that refers to the ultimate reality, Brahman, which is described as formless, featureless, and beyond the limitations of the material world. It is the unchanging, eternal, and infinite consciousness that underlies all phenomena. The term is often used to describe the ultimate truth that transcends the dualities of existence and non-existence, and it is the goal of spiritual realization in Advaita Vedanta. In this context, Aidivad is not a physical entity but a state of pure consciousness that is the ultimate reality.