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Encyclopedia > Visishtadvaita

The book, "All about Hinduism" by Swami Sivananda discusses aspects of Vishisthadvaita, theological school founded by Ramanuja. Vishisthadvaita is a qualified monism in which God alone exists but admits plurality. By holding such beliefs, Vishisthadvaita is midway between Advaita and Dvaita.


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  • more information (http://www.dlshq.org/download/hinduismbk.htm#_VPID_96)
  • http://www.vaishnava.com/shrivaishnavaintro.htm
  • http://www.hinduweb.org/home/dharma_and_philosophy/vvh/vvh.htm

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The Hindu : Dictionary of Visishtadvaita (435 words)
VISISHTADVAITA KOSA: Compiled by D. Tatacharya Swamy, Edited and published by Dr. Chakravarthy Raghavan; D. Swamy Publications, Tirupati.
The tradition that was propagated by Ramanuja came to be known as Visishtadvaita.
The compiler of this dictionary was a scholar par-excellence in Visishtadvaita philosophy.
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