Question
Discuss the means of liberation according to the Visistadvaita school of Vedanta.
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The school holds that there are three eternal realities, instead of one. They are (Isvara), individual souls (cit) and Nature (acit). Of them Brahman is independent, but the other two are dependent. There is also a notional duality between Brahman and the souls. Upon their liberatio souls enter the
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