This branch of Vedanta, developed in the ninth century, means "non-dual" and indicates a monistic viewpoint
a. Mughal
b. Jainism
c. Sikhism
d. Advaita
d
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A. he was doubting. B. he had a body. C. 2 + 3 = 5. D. he was awake and not dreaming.
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