Significance of Nirakriti
In Dharmashastra, Nirakriti denotes an individual who neglects the Great Sacrifices, has forgotten the Veda, or is regarded as an atheist. This term implies exclusion from spiritual and community standards, indicating that such individuals are deemed unworthy. The concept emphasizes the importance of adherence to religious practices and teachings, suggesting that neglecting these aspects leads to a state of Nirakriti, or unworthiness in the socio-religious context.
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Hindu concept of 'Nirakriti'
Nirakriti in Hinduism signifies an individual who neglects significant sacrifices, forgets the Vedas, or is viewed as an atheist, indicating their exclusion from religious and spiritual worthiness within the tradition.
From: Manusmriti with the Commentary of Medhatithi
(1) Refers to an individual who neglects the Great Sacrifices, has forgotten the Veda, or is considered an atheist; it signifies exclusion or being unworthy.[1]