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  • Krishna and Arjuna
    Indian philosophy
    / Vallabha

    …the Vedanta-sutras is known as Anubhashya (“The Brief Commentary”), which is commented upon by Purushottama in his Bhashya-prakasha (“Lights on the Commentary”). His philosophy is called pure nondualism—“pure” meaning “undefiled by maya.” His religious sect is known as the Rudra-sampradaya of Vaishnavism and also Pushtimarga, or the path of grace.…

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    …the Vedanta-sutras is known as Anubhashya (“The Brief Commentary”), which is commented upon by Purushottama in his Bhashya-prakasha (“Lights on the Commentary”). His philosophy is called pure nondualism—“pure” meaning “undefiled by maya.” His religious sect is known as the Rudra-sampradaya of Vaishnavism and also Pushtimarga, or the path of grace.…

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