Vishishtadvaita is one of the main branches of Vedanta, which itself is one of the six classic schools of Hindu philosophy. It is a Sanskrit term that is commonly translated as “qualified non-dualism” or, more precisely, “non-dualism with differentiation.” Ramanuja (circa 11th to 12th… View Full Term
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