2 definitions
Nirdvandva (n.) is the Indian term for "free from the opposites," the quality of the atman and of the heavenly substance Dorn sought, which today we would call a transcendental principle.
Nirdvandva (n.) is the Hindu state of being free from the opposites, a notion alien to the Christian West because it relativizes them and softens the irreconcilable conflict in the militant Christian attitude.