ZrI VaiSNava explanation of 'Tat Tvam Asi'

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Dear BhAgavatas,

 

Many thanks for your replies on parama-purusArtha. Please help me with

another query.

 

I would like to know what is the interpretation of ZrI VaiSNavism

regarding 'Tat tvam asi'? Which ZrI VaiSNava AcAryas spoke on it and

what did they say about it, briefly? What is the explanation of ZrIpAd

RAmAnuja of it in relation to the relationship between jIva and God? And

anyting else you think may be useful in understanding the ZrI VaiSNava

position on that aphorism.

 

Many thanks and awaiting your reply,

 

S. Dadlani