ADVAITA

Meaning of ADVAITA in English

ədˈvīd.ə noun

Usage: usually capitalized

Etymology: Sanskrit, from a- a- (II) + dvaita duality, from dvi two — more at two

: Vedantic nondualism that denies the separateness of any aspect of reality from the impersonal oneness of Brahma

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ADVAITA — (Sanskrit: "Nondualism") Most influential school of Vedanta . It originated with Gaudapada's 7th-century commentary on the Mandukya Upanishad . Gaudapada …
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ADVAITA — /euhd vuy"teuh/ , n. Hinduism. one of the two principal Vedantic schools, asserting the existence of Brahman alone, whose appearance …
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SMARTA — ˈsmärd.ə noun ( -s ) Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Sanskrit, from smṛti what is remembered : a member of a …
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DVAITA — /dvuy"teuh/ , n. Hinduism. 1. any of the pluralistic schools of philosophy. 2. ( cap. ) (in Vedantic philosophy) one …
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SANKARA — born 700?, Kaladi village?, India died 750?, Kedarnath also spelled Shankara, also called Sankaracarya philosopher and theologian, most renowned exponent …
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