Rāmānuja was the founder of Visistādvaita Vedānta School, which is one of the three main schools of Vedānta. According to Rāmānuja, the soul (cit), Brahman, and matter (acit) constitute the three principal ontological realities. Rāmānuja provides some proofs for the existence of the soul, which are mostly based on self-consciousness. The relationship of the soul with the matter, on one hand, an...

Abstract The great eleventh-century figure, Rāmānuja, belonged to the Śrīvaiṣṇava community that worshiped divine as Viṣṇu-with-Śrī, Lord-and-Consort. But he also embarked on a project develop an interpretation of first-century Vedāntasūtra , which presented supposedly core teachings major Upaniṣads, traditionally last segment sacred corpus Vedas. Rāmānuja sought reconcile devotional commitment...

the upaniṣads, as one of the trilogy of principal vedāntic texts, the oldest and the most fundamental of them, have exposed a more or less detailed discussion on dreaming, taking it whether as the factual object of their discourse or as a symbol. however, there has been a debate between different schools of vedāntic philosophy about oneirology, science of dreams and their interpretation, discus...