How does Vishishtadvaita differs from Dvaita?
Dvaita is the philosophy, which is based on the bheda-srutis, which states that the sentient soul (Jeevaatman), the insentient matter, and the Brahman are different from one another. It stresses the difference between the entities categorically as follows: Differences between Brahman and Jeevaatman Differences between one Jeevaatman and another Jeevaatman Differences between Jeevaatman and insentient-matter Differences between one insentient and another insentient matter Differences between Brahman and insentient matter etc Dvaita holds that the Brahman who is Vishnu (Narayanan) is just the efficient cause (instrumental cause) in the creation of the universe. It stresses that only Bhakthi as told in Upanishads through 32 vidyaas is the means to attain liberation. It states that the goal is experiencing the bliss in Lord Vishnus transcendental divine world Paramapada Shree Vaikuntam. It also recognizes inequality in the status of liberated jivatmans also. Visishtadvaitas key aspects wer
