The influence of orthodox Vaishnavism on Vishishtadvaita Vedanta and Pancaratra

Authors

  • Gerhard Oberhammer Universität Wien
  • Ruzana Pskhu RUDN University

Keywords:

God, Vishishta-advaita Vedanta, Pancaratra, Ramanuja, bhagavata, bhakti, sharanagati, Vishnu tradition

Abstract

The paper deals with the mutual influence and relationship of Vishishta-advaita Vedanta and Pancaratra. The sources of religious and theological aspects of the Vishishta-advata are under the question. These aspects, which as a rule are ignored in the most of the investigations of Vishishta-advaita history, indicate the independent tradition of Pancaratra. Pancaratra was a source of ritual practice of Vishishta-advaita school, but its theological patterns need Vishishta-advaita philosophy. We should suppose, Oberhammer says, that there was Vishnu orthodox tradition, which was in the base of Vishishta-advaita system and which had influenced Pancaratra and its religious spirit (in the South-Indian traditions).

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Published

2011-08-08

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Section

HISTORY OF ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

How to Cite

The influence of orthodox Vaishnavism on Vishishtadvaita Vedanta and Pancaratra. (2011). History of Philosophy Yearbook Istoriko-Filosofskii Ezhegodnik, 25, 331–352. https://ife.iphras.ru/article/view/7202

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