dulcet sound of kettle-drums and other musical instruments. At the time of nirvana (final release), the arihant sheds off the remaining four aghati karmas: Nama (physical structure forming) Karma Gotra (status forming) Karma, Vedniya (pain and pleasure causing) Karma, Ayushya (life span determining) Karma. And float at the top of the universe without losing their individuality and with the same shape and size as the body at the time of release. Other definitions Lutheran theologian Paul Tillich in his German-language Systematic Theology writings wrote that Anglican theologian Graham Ward (theologian) distinguished between seeing God as a "Person" and God as a "Subject". He wrote that the "attempt to reconcile or, at least render, theologically coherent, the man-God" of God the Son in 'nineteenth-century biblical criticism' Ward quotes John S. Dunne's The City of the Gods: A Study in Myth and Mortality which states that "the personal God and his individual incarnation are abolished in a Calvary from which there emerges the autonomous human spirit, the 'absolute' spirit". See also Bhakti movement Bhakti yoga Ishta Deva Pantheism Parasocial interaction Personalism Theistic Personalism Speculative theism Notes References Norcliffe, David (1999). Islam: Faith and Practice. Sussex Academic Press. External links The Holy Spirit - A Person or Power? Who is the Holy Spirit? Conceptions of God