"absolute reality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is real and not subject to interpretation or debate. For example, "The laws of physics are an absolute reality."
(Optional) Make your (new) self an absolute reality (i.e. absolutely true/real) by applying it @100% externally.
Brahman, in the Upanishads (Indian sacred writings), the supreme existence or absolute reality.
For Vaishnavas, absolute reality (brahman) is manifested in Vishnu, who in turn is incarnated in Rama, Krishna, and other avatars.
But if you play it for absolute reality, then the dread and the horror — which is why we go to horror movies in the first place — is reinforced".
Perhaps the Quixotic can be accurately defined as the literary mode of an absolute reality, not as impossible dream but rather as a persuasive awakening into mortality.
The yuga cycle of creation and destruction itself is part of a larger cycle involving Brahma (the personification of brahman, the Absolute reality and source of all things).
There's a lot to hate about Peter Mandelson's controversial Digital Economy Bill, but there's one provision that perfectly captures the absolute, reality-denying absurdity of the whole enterprise.
At other times the two sets of qualities were related, one to the unmanifest absolute brahman, or Absolute Reality (sustaining the universe), and the other to the manifest brahman bearing qualities (and containing the universe).
The central concept of Jaimini's investigation is dharma i.e., what ought to be done; the central theme of Badarayana's investigations is brahman i.e., the Absolute Reality.
Furthermore, the Vedas give knowledge about things whether dharma (what ought to be done) or brahman (Absolute Reality whichh cannot be known by any other empirical means of knowledge.
The identification of the Absolute Reality underlying the universe with the innermost being within the human person resulted in a spiritualization of the former concept and a universalization of the latter.
