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Dear All,

Can anyone give me a clear picture of the differnce between the Sri

Ramanujachari's visistha advaitha and Sri Madhvachari's Dvaitha?

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Srikanth Pulugurta

 

 

 

 

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'Madhva said: “Man is the servant of God,” and

established his Dvaita philosophy. Ramanuja said: “Man

is a ray or spark of God,” and established his

Visishtadvaita philosophy. Sankara said: “Man is

identical with Brahman or the Eternal Soul,” and

established his Kevala Advaita philosophy.

 

A Dvaitin wants to serve the Lord as a servant. He

wishes to play with the Lord. He wishes to taste the

sugar-candy. A Visishtadvaitin wants to become like

Lord Narayana and enjoy the divine. He does not wish

to merge himself or become identical with the Lord. He

wishes to remain as a spark. A Jnani merges himself in

Brahman. He wishes to become identical with Brahman.

He wants to become the sugar-candy itself. '

 

The Visishtadvaita Philosophy Of Sri Ramanuja :

 

http://www.divinelifesociety.org/EBOOKS/swami_sivanandaji/downnload/all_about_hi\

nduism.html#_VPID_96

 

The Dvaita Philosophy Of Sri Madhvacharya :

 

http://www.divinelifesociety.org/EBOOKS/swami_sivanandaji/downnload/all_about_hi\

nduism.html#_VPID_97

 

 

Sri Ramakrishnaya Namah

Vivekananda Centre London

http://www.vivekananda.co.uk

 

 

 

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