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Brahman is qualified by attributes
Vishnu is the supreme Brahman
Brahman, soul, and matter are distinct but inseparable
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gptkb:Ramanuja
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qualified non-dualism
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gptkb:Vaishnavism
South Indian Hinduism
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11th century
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gptkb:Sanskrit
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souls retain individuality after liberation
moksha is union with Brahman
salvation through devotion (bhakti)
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