3 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
Bengali saint and mystic who initiated the Bengal Vaishnavism tradition (later formalized by the Goswamis), teaching that the soul's relationship to Krishna is one of inconceivable difference-and-non-difference (acintya bhedabheda).
Vaishnava Vedanta philosopher who developed svābhāvika bhedabheda (natural difference-non-difference) — the soul and world are eternally different from yet dependent on Brahman (identified with Krishna and Radha).
Vaishnava philosopher who developed suddhadvaita (pure non-dualism) — Brahman (identified with Krishna) creates the world out of his own pure being without any admixture of maya or illusion.