Brahman-Narayana was conceived as the Absolute, the infinite IT IS, the primordial creative potency of the potential cosmos, the Universal Self existing static and potential throughout all eternity. [1] It was a distant idea of the all-encompassing Absolute but of an impersonal kind. [2] Was considered the divinity-energy principle that activates the Vedic pantheon. [3] It was thought to be creative energy, cosmic reaction; beyond all definition. [4] India was left helpless by the impersonal hypothesis of a Brahmin. [5] The Infinite One, IT IS; no personality attributes. [6] The Vedic oversoul of all creation. [7]