Ramanuja, also known as Ramanujacharya, was a famous Indian Hindu philosopher, guru, and social reformer known for his teachings on devotion and love for everyone.
Overview
Literary Works
Historical Context
Early Life And Education
Role In Vedanta Philosophy
Influence On Later Thinkers
Legacy And Modern Relevance
Philosophical Contributions
Teachings On Devotion Bhakti
Temples And Religious Practices
Foundation
Upanishads
Philosophy
Vedanta
Singing
People
Matter
Time
Soul
Love
๐ฐ Ramanuja was born in 1017 CE in Sriperumbudur, Tamil Nadu, India.
๐ He was known for his teachings about devotion to God and love for everyone.
๐ Ramanuja created a philosophy called 'Vishishtadvaita,' which means 'qualified non-dualism.'
๐๏ธ His teachings emphasized the importance of love and kindness towards all people.
๐๏ธ Ramanuja was a strong believer in Bhakti, or devotion to God, accessible to everyone.
๐ He wrote many important texts, including 'Sri Bhashya,' making complex ideas easier to understand.
๐ He believed that loving devotion to God is the best way to gain spiritual knowledge.
๐ค His ideas influenced many later thinkers in the Bhakti movement across India.
๐ Many temples in India are dedicated to Ramanuja, celebrating his teachings and life.
๐ His message of love and inclusivity continues to inspire people around the world today.
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