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The phrase “Eko Viśuddha Bodha” (एको विशुद्ध बोध) is in Sanskrit and can be broken down as follows:

• Eka (एको) — “One,” “Single,” or “Alone.”

• Viśuddha (विशुद्ध) — “Pure,” “Completely purified,” or “Spotless.”

• Bodha (बोध) — “Awareness,” “Consciousness,” or “Wisdom.”

✅ Full meaning:
“The One Pure Consciousness” or “The One Immaculate Awareness.”

It expresses a deeply non-dual (Advaitic) concept — referring to the ultimate, undivided reality or consciousness that is pure and beyond all distinctions.

If you’d like, I can also write it in Devanāgarī script with proper diacritical marks and IAST transliteration:

• Devanāgarī: एको विशुद्ध बोध

• IAST: Eko Viśuddha Bodha

• Meaning: The One Pure Consciousness

Would you like me to compose a short Sanskrit verse (śloka) around this phrase — for example, in the style of a philosophical mantra?

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