The Philosophy of Bhedābheda

absolute Advaita affirms ākāśa amsa aspect ātman atoms attainment avidyā becomes the finite Bhaskara bheda Bhedabheda bliss Buddhistic causality cause cit and acit conditioned connotes consciousness contradiction cosmic creation denies determination difference distinction divine doctrine dreams effect ekibhāva empirical essential eternal existence experience explains false freedom idea identity illusion illusory immanent imperfections indeterminate infinite intuition Iśvara jiva jiva-s jivanmukta jñāna kāma karman Kārya knowledge logical manas manifold māyā māyāvāda Māyāvādin meaning meditation metaphysical monistic moral mukti mystic nature negation Nimbārka Nirguņa Brahman niyoga non-difference object paramātman pariņāma perfect phenomenal philosophy plurality prakṛti pralaya prapañca predicate psychic purușa qualities rāga Rāmānuja reality realization refers relation Saguņa Brahman Samkara Samkhya samsāra śāstra self-identity sense smṛti soul spiritual śruti sublated supreme Sūtra-s Sūtrakāra term theory things thought tion transcends truth ultimate unconditioned unity universe unreal upādhi-s Upanisadic Vaiśeṣika Vedanta Vedāntic Vedic vidvān whole Yadava