The one all-pervasive Brahman permeates the entire universe of animate and inanimate objects. This all-inclusive Brahman has assumed the audible form of the primordial word Aum. There are four inseparable elements in this Supreme Parabrahman. They are Vishva,Taijasa, Prana andTuriya. (SSB 1979, p. 99)

Whether He is described as Cosmic Consciousness (Chaitanya)

Or the Indwelling Knower (Kshetrajna)

Or the Supreme Wisdom (Jnana)

Or the Ego or the Supreme Lord (Ishvara)

Or as Vishnu or Brahma

Or the Primordial Energy

Or the Bliss Divine (ananda)

Or the Abode of the Divine (Paramapadam)

Or as the Atma or as Sat-cit-ananda

All are various names and forms of the Supreme

Self which is nameless

The Cosmos is permeated by Hari

Nothing can be found in the Universe without the Divine in it.

(SS Mar 98, p. 57)