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Indian philosophy

Madhva's Vedānta, which holds real and eternal differences between God, selves and matter, with Viṣṇu as the only independent reality.

In Indian philosophy, Dvaita Vedanta refers to Madhva's Vedānta, which holds real and eternal differences between God, selves and matter, with Viṣṇu as the only independent reality. This meaning comes from Sharma (1962/1992) in Philosophy of Sri Madhvacarya.[1]

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  1. Sharma, B. N. K. (1992). Philosophy of Sri Madhvacarya. Motilal Banarsidass. (Original work published 1962) ISBN 9789992238400

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