The Absolute in Buddhism

In buddhism, we use that to mean the source of all reality. So it's an unconditioned quality. I call it a where it isn't subject to birth and death or any conditions. It's always ever present. And what we'll be focusing on is one of the functions of the absolute is the unmanifest - prior to form, prior to concept. The other function of theabsolute is as the manifest -- pure love, pure awareness, pure presence, or beingness.

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