निराकार nirākār

निराकार nirākār (sanskrit)

Incorporeal.
An epithet of God.
(Hinduism) without form, permeating everything (which makes God omnipresent).
(Bābā) Incorporeal, without physical or subtle body. God is incorporeal but has a form, the form of a point. Likewise the souls in the incorporeal world are incorporeal and have the form of a point.

निराकार nirākāra nira:ka:r (a) shapeless, formless; incorporeal; (nm) The Formless (God).

S نراکار निराकार nir-ākār, adj. Devoid of form; — deprived of one's natural form; formless, shapeless, deformed; — incorporeal; — disguised; — s.m. The universal Spirit, God.