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While these Shinma are defined, their natures are not. The existance of these shinma is canonical; each page has speculation as to their natures and forms. | While these Shinma are defined, their natures are not. The existance of these shinma is canonical; each page has speculation as to their natures and forms. | ||
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| + | *[[NirakaraShinma | Nirakara, Shape]] | ||
| + | *[[NirgunaShinma]] | ||
| + | *[[NirvikalpaShinma]] | ||
| + | *[[NirvisheshaShinma]] | ||
| + | *[[NishkriyaShinma]] | ||
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Shinma: The Underlying Definitions Of All Things
The Shinma are the vast, barely knowable things that provide definition to the raksha, and possibly to Creation as well. They define the Graces, and their placement determines what is Major and Minor, as well as what laws and reality must be obeyed.
Non-Canonical Shinma
While these Shinma are defined, their natures are not. The existance of these shinma is canonical; each page has speculation as to their natures and forms.
