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Ashmarthya

Indian philosopher
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  • Krishna and Arjuna
    Indian philosophy
    / Variations in views

    To Ashmarthya, an early Vedanta interpreter, is ascribed the view that the finite individual and the Absolute are both identical and different (as causes and their effects are different—a view that seems to have been the ancestor of the later theory of Bhedabheda). Audulomi, another pre-Badarayana…

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    To Ashmarthya, an early Vedanta interpreter, is ascribed the view that the finite individual and the Absolute are both identical and different (as causes and their effects are different—a view that seems to have been the ancestor of the later theory of Bhedabheda). Audulomi, another pre-Badarayana…

    Read More