Significance of Character of fire
In Shaivism, the character of fire symbolizes energy, transformation, and the purity linked to the divine nature. In contrast, Vaisheshika describes the character of fire in terms of its qualities or properties, which can be classified as good, bad, or indifferent depending on their effects. Both perspectives emphasize the significance of fire, highlighting its dual role as a powerful force representing divinity and a subject of moral evaluation.
Synonyms: Nature of fire, Essence of fire, Properties of fire, Qualities of fire, Vitality, Passion, Intensity, Fervor
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Hindu concept of 'Character of fire'
In Hinduism, the Character of fire symbolizes divine energy, transformation, and purity. It embodies various qualities attributed to fire, classified as good, bad, or indifferent, depending on its influences and effects.
From: Padarthadharmasamgraha and Nyayakandali
(1) The qualities or properties attributed to fire, which may be categorized as good, bad, or indifferent based on its effects.[1]