In Hindu philosophy, Parabrahman is the highest, formless, eternal reality—the source from which everything originates and into which everything eventually dissolves. It is beyond time, space, and form, existing as pure consciousness, infinite, and unchanging.

In Hinduism, souls take birth due to karma, desires, and the need for spiritual growth. Rebirth is not a punishment but an opportunity to evolve. The journey continues until the soul achieves moksha, merging with the Supreme Being (Brahman) and breaking free from the cycle of birth and death.

Before taking birth, the soul exists as pure consciousness, part of the infinite Supreme. Yet, a deep desire arises—to experience, to grow, to express itself in the physical world. Guided by divine forces and bound by karma, it transitions from the formless into form. But what drives this longing? And how does the soul take shape in the material realm? This post explores the mystical process of the soul’s journey from the eternal to the physical.