This is often seen as the biggest divergence. Shankara: Ultimately, Brahman is nirguna (without attributes), though saguna devotion is a valid step. Kabir: Speaks of a formless Ram — not the deity of mythology, but the Absolute clothed in love. Vemana: Rarely personifies God; emphasizes inner clarity and yogic insight. Despite differences in expression, none of them promote a simplistic, anthropomorphic deity.