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== Ontology == | == Ontology == | ||
* God-Absolute, | |||
* Self (''aṁśa''), | |||
* Illusion (''māyā''), | |||
* Time (''kāla''), | |||
* Elements of the world and cosmogony (''saṅkhyā''). | |||
== Theology == | == Theology == | ||
== Soteriology == | |||
* monotheism, | |||
* worship of Kṛṣṇa-Vāsudeva, | |||
* devotion (bhakti), | |||
* contestation of Vedic religion – heirs of Brahmanism, | |||
* egalitarianism, | |||
* moderate asceticism - participation in social life, celibacy emphasis, | |||
* temple worship | |||
== Soteriology == | |||
=== spiritual practices === | |||
* hearing about God, | |||
* association with devotees, | |||
* cultivating love for God, | |||
* prayers, | |||
* visualization of God (yoga), | |||
* preparing for death, | |||
* offerings and temple worship. | |||
=== perfection – accomplished man === | |||
== Ethics == | == Ethics == | ||
Revision as of 16:01, 18 December 2024
Ontology
- God-Absolute,
- Self (aṁśa),
- Illusion (māyā),
- Time (kāla),
- Elements of the world and cosmogony (saṅkhyā).
Theology
- monotheism,
- worship of Kṛṣṇa-Vāsudeva,
- devotion (bhakti),
- contestation of Vedic religion – heirs of Brahmanism,
- egalitarianism,
- moderate asceticism - participation in social life, celibacy emphasis,
- temple worship
Soteriology
spiritual practices
- hearing about God,
- association with devotees,
- cultivating love for God,
- prayers,
- visualization of God (yoga),
- preparing for death,
- offerings and temple worship.