Nityam

Nityam is a Sanskrit term that translates to "eternal," "constant," "perpetual," or "always." In various Indian philosophical and religious traditions, it signifies something that is timeless, unchanging, and exists beyond the cycles of birth and death. The concept of nityam is often contrasted with the transient or temporary nature of the material world. It is frequently associated with the divine, the true self (Atman), or ultimate reality (Brahman). In devotional practices, nityam can refer to the eternal presence of a deity or the perpetual remembrance and worship of the divine. The idea of nityam underscores the belief in an enduring essence that transcends the limitations of physical existence and the passage of time. It is a fundamental concept in understanding the metaphysical framework of many Indian spiritual disciplines.