anadi
अनादि anadi'Beginningless'; without origin in time, said of the cycle of rebirth and, in the tradition, of the Veda itself.
Where this term appears
- Dharma, Karma and Rebirth Essentials
What the Record Shows, and When Tradition holds that karma and samsara are anadi , beginningless, and eternal: facts about how reality works, true always, never the invention of any human mind.
- Lila: The World as Divine Play Essentials
…e is no first creation: the world, its souls, and their deeds are all anadi , beginningless, a cycle with no starting line at which God dealt an unfair opening hand.
- Beginningless but endable Treatise
No first term The answer is a single word. Anadi.
- The first secret Treatise
As doctrine, the tradition holds that karma and rebirth are anadi , beginningless, eternal facts about how reality works, true always, discovered rather than composed.