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Purusa (Sanskrit, "man," "person") is a spiritual concept in Hindu religion and philosophy. The earliest references in Atharva Veda and Kathaka- Samhita may, according to J. W.
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His spiritual preceptor Svami Hariharananda, was well known to be a saint who had attained to perfection (Siddha- purusa). He endeavored to establish the Maha nirvana Tantra as the Scripture of the Brahmo-Samaj.
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Without doubt, the physical and electrical worlds mingle and affect each other; in the words of Mehta "the interaction of prakrti and purusa results in creation." ...
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 See also: World, Spirit, Self, Yoga, Ritual
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