Talk:Vishishtadvaita
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I don't think it should be deleted. But people should have access to the web site.
Donot add issues irrelevant to Visishtadvaita on the page. It is quite possible that Advaita was not influenced by Buddhism. That can be discussed in the space given for Advaita. Considering that Buddhism predated Advaita and the two having quite a bit in common besides originating in the Indian sub-continent, it is very much possible that the philosophy was influenced.
[edit] Ramanuja's Contribution
The role of Ramanuja in the propogation of Sri Vaishnavism is adequately presented in Ramanuja page.
The diacritics and spelling of Sanskrit words need to be severely fixed in this article. E.G.: the term sabda does not have a retroflex s (the diacritic should be over, not under, the 's'); "thathva" should be "tattva"; etc., etc., etc.
