All is either Sangsara or Nirvana : the first is the finite experience in the six worlds(Lokas), that which is experienced, and, the second, or Nirvana is, negatively speaking, release from such experience, from the world of Birth and Death and their pains.
The Void cannot even be strictly called Nirvana, because Nirvana is a term relative to the world, and the Void is beyond all relations.
From the cognitive aspect, Nirvana is unobscured by the darkness of Unconsciousness, that is to say, Nirvana is Consciousness freed of all limitation.
From the emotional aspect, it is pure Bliss unaffected by sorrow.
From the volitional aspect, it is freedom of action (not inaction). It is almighty power (AmoghaSiddhi) .
The Void cannot even be strictly called Nirvana, because Nirvana is a term relative to the world, and the Void is beyond all relations.
From the cognitive aspect, Nirvana is unobscured by the darkness of Unconsciousness, that is to say, Nirvana is Consciousness freed of all limitation.
From the emotional aspect, it is pure Bliss unaffected by sorrow.
From the volitional aspect, it is freedom of action (not inaction). It is almighty power (AmoghaSiddhi) .
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