The Concise Oxford Dictionary of World Religions (2603 page)
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and
R
m
nuja
, by maintaining the goodness and purity of both world and self as parts of what truly is, namely K
a, so that while appearances are an expression of
m
y
, the bliss-relation of the parts to the whole, and thus of
tman
to
Brahman
, is not: thus bhakti (devotion) is the realization of this, and is the true path to
mok
a
(release). For face markings, see
TILAKA
. See also
NIMB
RKA
;
R
M
NANDA
;
R
-VAI
AVISM
R
mnuja, by maintaining the goodness and purity of both world and self as parts of what truly is, namely K
a, so that while appearances are an expression ofm
y, the bliss-relation of the parts to the whole, and thus oftmanto
Brahman
, is not: thus bhakti (devotion) is the realization of this, and is the true path to
mok
a(release). For face markings, see
TILAKA
. See also
NIMB
RKA;
R
MNANDA;
R-VAIAVISMOther books
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