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According to Madhavacharya, Bheda means the “notion of difference. ”
He advocates the notion of Bheda, which means the notion of difference that deals with the three eternal, real entities.
The three real, eternal entities are;
- Brahman
- Soul
- Matter.
He advocates reality of fivefold difference (Bheda) which deals with the three eternal, real entities.
According to Dvaita philosophy, there are five notions of difference or Bheda;
- Difference between God and Soul
- Di…

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According to Indian Philosophy, Dharma is a fundamental concept. It is one concept which has been used by not just Hinduism, but also by other philosophies and religions, such as Buddhism and Jainism. Here, we will be concerned with the concept of Dharma in Hinduism.
According to Hinduism, the concept of Dharma is associated with virtue. It means duty, morality, religious obligations, etc.
It also means the power which upholds the universe and by which the moral soc…

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