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	Vallabhacharya (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It was the King who gave him the title "Vaishnavacharya." Vallabhacharya was generous and distributed the wealth the King gave him among the court.
		Vallabhacharya tried to correct him by saying all forms of God are equal, but the man placed the Saligrama on top of the idol and went to sleep.
		The man apologized to Vallabhacharya, who advised him to wash the pieces with the abhisheka water and repair the saligrama.
	www.cis.ksu.edu /~jeyendra/favorites/philosophy/Vallabhacharya.htm (396 words)

	09_Other (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Among them, Vallabhacharya was one who posited an Absolute with form, qualities, and pastimes - Krishna, the form of beauty.
		His was a deity for all, and especially all of the arts, for Krishna was depicted and mediated upon in drama, music, dance, and colorful renderings of his form and pastimes.
		As the Krishna deity of Vallabhacharya, known widely as Shrinathji, was secretly moved from Mathura to Rajasthan to escape the ruthless religious persecution of Mulslim invaders, his artisan devotees moved along with him.
	www.masters-gallery.com /09_Other/09_Other3rd.html (559 words)

	Vallabha Acharya - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		When Laxmana Bhatta, his descendant, completed 100 yagnas then Vallabhacharya was born in 1478 A.D. 1535) on 11th day of the dark half of lunar month of chaitra at Champaranya.
		Vallabhacharya was the fourth ‘Acharyaji’ of Indian culture.
		When Vallabhacharyaji entered Gokul, his mind was revolving on the important question of restoring people to the right path of devotion.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vallabhacharya (1232 words)

	Vallabhacharya - HinduWiki
		(ceremonial sacrifices), Shri Vallabhacharya was born in 1478 A.D. 1535) on 11th day of the dark half of lunar month of chaitra at Champaranya.
		Vallabhacharya declined to accept them politely and distributed them among the poor brahmins and the learned only after keeping only seven gold mohurs.
		Shrimad Vallabhacharya was the fourth ‘Acharyaji’ of Indian culture.
	www.hinduwiki.com /index.php/Vallabhacharya (1148 words)

	Hinduism Today \| Nov 1997
		Sri Vallabhacharya, affectionately referred to by his followers as Mahaprabhuji ("Great Being"), was born in 1479 as the son of Laxshman Bhatt, a Telugu Brahmin of Southern India.
		Once, when Sri Vallabhacharya was on pilgrimage, Lord Vitthalnathji (a form of Sri Krishna) appeared to him and told the great acharya that he should get married so that He could appear as his son.
		Today Sri Vallabhacharya's teachings and spirit are perpetuated in his lineage and, with the Indian diaspora, followers reside all over the world.
	www.hinduismtoday.com /archives/1997/11/1997-11-03.shtml (2911 words)

	Yamna.co.uk . . . Endless Flow of Spirituality ! \| Articles
		Vallabhacharya and his contemporary Sri Chaitanya spearheaded two separate Krishna cults in the 17th century.
		Vallabhacharya propounded the Shudhadvaita Vedanta (pure non-dualism) or Pushtimarga (the road to grace).
		The religious and musical procedures of the cult were systematized by Vallabhacharya's son Goswami Vitthalnathji (1516-1698 AD).
	www.yamna.co.uk /article_read.asp?id=29 (498 words)

	The Path of Fire-Filled Devotion \| vrindavan.com
		Shri Vallabhacharya was a genius of dharma and astonished everyone with his wisdom.
		Shri Mahaprabhuji Vallabhacharya, the Beloved of Shri Krishna, entered into Shri Krishna’s Lila with his physical body, leaving behind a rapturous path of devotion to contemplate and follow.
		Shri Krishna Chaitanya was divinely overwhelmed, because he knew that when Shri Vallabhacharya said, “I told them not to come,” it was as when the Gopis heard Shri Krishna’s flute and found their Beloved into the Vrindavan forests, illuminated by the full moon.
	www.vrindavan.com /?q=node/57 (2642 words)

	Hinduism 101 - Important Sects and Revered Personages. - free Suite101.com course
		Sri Vallabhacharya is said to be an avatar of Agni, the God of Fire.
		Sri Vallabhacharya’s sect is still thriving in the states of Rajasthan and Gujarat.
		Sri Vallabhacharya died in 1531 A.D. at Varanasi.
	suite101.com /lesson.cfm/19490/3024 (3011 words)

	HINDUISM HERE
		Vallabhacharya's son Vittalnathji, and his descendants, provided a vehicle by which the teachings of the guru-founder could be authentically transmitted.
		Mrudula Marfatia calls Vallabhacharya a 'thorough Predestinarian' because he believed that it was only Krishna's grace and will, not the actual efforts and inclinations of the prospective devotee, that determined an individual's fate.
		Vallabhacharya identifies Krishna with Param Brahman and all of the other gods of Hinduism as parts or aspects of his all-encompassing being.
	www.barnard.edu /religion/hinduismhere/derek.html (10458 words)

	Srinathji Temple at Nathdwara - Rajasthan
		Prior to his visiting the Shrinathji shrine, Vallabhacharya is said to have described Puri, Pandharpur, Srirangam and Tirupati as four great centers of Vaishnavism - in his work Tatvartha Deepa Nibhandha.
		Shrinathji represents the form of Krishna, in which he lifted the Govardhana hill and subdued Indra the king of Devas who was sending an incessant downpour of rain, causing immense hardship to the cowherds of Gokul.
		It was originally worshipped in a humble shrine and then moved to a larger temple in its vicinity.
	www.templenet.com /Western/nathdwara.html (288 words)

	Hinduism Today \| May 1986
		Now 33, Shyamdas is an avid practitioner of the Vaishnava Vallabhacharya lineage (Pushti Marg, or the Path of Grace), having studied for 7 years with various Vaishnava pundits in the Vrindavan area of India.
		I also studied Vedanta, Shuddha Advaita Vedanta of Vallabhacharya, which could be translated as "realistic monism." Vaishnavism has a number of schools, four main schools: Nimbarka, Madhva, Ramanuja (often known as Sri Sampradaya) and Vallab sampradaya.
		Vallab sampradaya's realistic monism is different from Shankara's interpretation of monism and parallels closely Kashmiri Shaivism and perhaps other forms of Saivism as well in that it is a real advaita philosophy that does not incorporate Shankaracharya's theories of maya, the world being false.
	www.hinduismtoday.com /archives/1986/05/1986-05-03.shtml (2099 words)

	Nathdwara, Nathdwara temple,Shrinathji temple, Temples in Udaipur, Temples in Rajasthan, Temples in India (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Later Madhavendra handed over the service of the deity to Vitthalanathji, the son of Vallabhacharya (b.
		Vitthalanathji took up the worship of the deity and since then it has been carried forward by the followers of Vallabhacharya, the Vaishnava spiritual guru.
		Vallabhacharya, a Telugu Brahmin, once defeated a large group of learned men at Vidyanagar and was amply rewarded with gold coins by King Krishnadeva Raya.
	www.udaipur.indiainformation.com /tourist/nathdwara.htm (1699 words)

	Vijayate Shri Balakrishnah Prabhuh
		They go there either because they have to escort their family members or it is a fashion, a trend to go to places like Champaranya or other such places in large groups for picnic, as if it's a party.
		Baithaks are actually those sacred places where Shrimad Vallabhacharya Mahaprabhu has rested, halted or stayed for days, weeks or even months during His three pilgrimages throughout India in order to emancipate the divine souls and/or to execute a specific task.
		Residing in the Baithak He strongly condemned the theory of the mayavadis and firmly revealed the divine form of the Supreme Personality of Godhead, Shri Krishna.
	www.vallabhadigvijaya.com /baithak/84Baithak.htm (1903 words)

	Pushtimarg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Pushtimarg was founded by Vallabhacharya Shri Vallabhacharya is one of the five main Acharyas of the Hindu Religion.
		Shri Vallabhacharya was born into a very noble and learned family in South India in what is today called Andhra Pradesh.
		Shri Vallabhacharya was the second son of Lakshman Bhatt and Yallammagaru.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Pushtimarg (958 words)

	The Largest collection of shriji bawa pictures on the internet
		Vallabhacharya made arrangements for the worship of this deity and this tradition was continued by his son, Vittalesh Goswami.
		It is believed that Taj Bibi, a wife of Akbar had visited this temple.
		Prior to his visiting the Shrinathji shrine, Vallabhacharya is said to have described Puri,Pandharpur, Srirangam and Tirupati as four great centers of Vaishnavism, in his work Tatvartha Deepa Nibhandha.
	www.shrijibawa.com (454 words)

	Bala Krishna: The Supreme Son
		She is described in the Puranas, and her ecstatic reality (bhava) is articulated in the Bhagavata Purana in particular.
		Drawing on this Purana, Vallabhacharya, a contemporary of Shri Chaitanya, has contributed much to the religious world in terms of articulating the spiritual path of loving Bala (baby) Krishna.
		Vallabhacharya called his path pushti marg, the path of nourishment, in which imbibing the spiritual sentiment of parental love for God is a prominent ideal.
	www.vina.cc /stories/PHILOSOPHICAL/1998/1/balakrishna.html (533 words)

	Culture Course Vol VI - Vallabhacharya (Page2)
		After completing his studies, Vallabhacharya went to Vijayanagar.
		King Krishna Deva Raya found Vallabhacharya more learned than any one he had met.
		So he seated the Acharya on a golden throne and honoured him with presents of great value.
	www.hindubooks.org /culture_course/book6/Vallabhacharya/page2.htm (97 words)

	Pushtiworld-MeaningOfWords
		The descendants of Shrimad Vallabhacharya utter in the right ears of vaishnav ‘Ashtakshara Mantra’ thrice while giving initiation of religious rite or they ask a person to recite the mantra thrice and offer him a necklace of Tulsi worn round the neck as a token of religion.
		This kind of ceremeny of ‘Mantra Diksha’ is known as ‘Nam-MANTRADIKSHA’ when there is the promise of bride’s father to the bridegroom’s side to offer daughter in marriage; the unmarried girl accepts the surrendership of her future husband mentally.
		BRAHMASAMBANDH MANTRA :- In ‘Pushtimarga’, the spiritural teachers belonging to progeny of Shrimad Vallabhacharya grant initiation of religious rite to vaishnavas by uttering a particular ‘Mantra’.
	www.pushtiworld.com /words.html (1953 words)

	Surdas (Sur Das, Soordas) (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab1.cs.wisc.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		His religious training was under the great sage Vallabhacharya.
		This is no doubt due to the training he received under his spiritual Guru Sri Vallabhacharya.
		This philosophy is based upon the spiritual metaphor of the Radha-Krishna Lila (The celestial dance between Radha and Lord Krishna).
	www.chandrakantha.com.cob-web.org:8888 /biodata/surdas.html (531 words)

	Vallabhacharya of sixteenth century.
		There is a famous Vallabhacharya, who is the founder of >the Pushti >Marg Vaishnava worship of Lord of Govardhan.
		Thus Vallabha is a major figure in a tradition >that has >thrived in the North.
		Hence the Vallabhacharya referred to by Eswar >may be >another one associated with the Rudra Sampradhayam.
	www.ramanuja.org /sv/bhakti/archives/aug95/0018.html (561 words)

	People Vallabhacharya - Biographies Of Great Indians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Vallabhacharya, the founder of the Vaishnavite cult of Rajasthan and Gujarat, was born of Lakshmana Bhatta and Illamma in 1479 A.D. at Champaranya, Raipur, in Madhya Pradesh.
		Vallabhacharya was the exponent of pure Monism or the Shuddhadvaita school of philosophy.
		Vallabha laid great stress on Pushti (grace) and Bhakti (devotion).
	www.bharatadesam.com /people/vallabhacharya.php (323 words)

	D.G. Vaishnav College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Enshrined in a lotus in full bloom, the college crest represents the cult of devotion preached by Mahaprabhu Shri Vallabhacharya.
		The sacrificial fire at the centre of the crest symbolises the Lord Himself (yagno vai Vishnuh).
		The college colours are flaming red and sky blue.
	www.vaishnavcollege.edu (128 words)

	: : SHRINATHJI : :
		The face (Mukharvind) of the Lord emerged in 1479 when Vallabhacharya was born.
		In 1493 Vallabhacharya found Lord Shrinathji at midnight in Gokul.
		He was overcome with emotion and garlanded Lord Shrinathji with pavitra and offered misri.
	www.shrinathji.com /aboutshri.htm (398 words)

	Ashtachhap Poets - Praising Krishna : Audiorec[indian music store]
		The image of Krishna and his form as Shrinathji is a main focus of the pushti marg, the devotional sect founded in the early 1500s by the great religious teacher Vallabhacharya.
		The worship of Shrinathji is to this day based on the hymns of the original eight singer-poets, the 'ashtachhap', who lived during the lifetime of Vallabhacharya and his son Vitthalnath.
		Selections from these classics of devotional verse are here being presented by Shree Purshotamdas Jalota, contemporary master of the timeless tradition of kirtan singing.
	www.audiorec.co.uk /newprdtls.asp?id=10 (141 words)

	Indiaclub.com: The Grace of Lord Krishna - Sodasagranthah of Vallabhacharya : Religion
		Indiaclub.com: The Grace of Lord Krishna - Sodasagranthah of Vallabhacharya : Religion
		Along with his Commentary on the Brahma-Sutras (Anubhasya), his Commentary on the Bhagavata Purana (Subodhini), and other writings, the Hindu founder-saint Vallabhacharya (c 1479-1531) wrote, by way of practical help on the path of devotion for his disciples and followers, Sixteen Versetreatises (Sodasagranthah).
		These short treatises may be characterized as the practical theology of Vallabhacharya’s Path of Grace (pustimarga).
	www.indiaclub.com /Shop/SearchResults.asp?ProdStock=17468 (168 words)

	Pushti the path of grace
		A girl born in a poor family does not have any means to become a queen but if the king wishes(grace) he can make her the queen.
		The sixth skandh of Shrimad Bhagvatam according to Shrimad Vallabhacharya's SUBHODINI is called the Pushti leela.
		Vritrasur being of the Demonic race was able to get darshan of Narayana and get his grace.
	devdaman.freeservers.com (378 words)

	Cover Story
		All the great Vaishnava Acharyas — Ramanuja (1017-1137), Nimbarka (13th century) and Madhva (1238-1317) — had preceded Vallabhacharya and the only other one, Chaitanya (1485-1533), was his contemporary.
		It is only in recent times that enlightened public opinion has largely corrected these distortions through reform movements.
		© `Sri Vallabhacharya’s His Life Religion and Philosophy’ by Swami Tapasyananda, published by Sri Ramakrishna Math, Mylapore, Chennai 600 004.
	www.splendourindia.org /splen_sept2002/Vallabha.htm (4518 words)

	Nathdwara Style: Rajput School Of Arts: Indian Paintings: Paintings - Art of Legend India Product Gallery
		The place is most popular for its sacred Vaishnava temple of Lord Srinathji, the manifestation of Lord Krishna.
		Sri Nathdwara or the gateway leading to the Srinathji is also the center of the Pushtimarg Sampradaya, a doctrine created by Jagatguru Sri Vallabhacharya.
		One can find the idol of Srinathji, sculpted out of one piece of fl marble belonging to the 12th century and was first installed by Sri Vallabhacharya in a small temple at Jatipura, near Mathura.
	www.artoflegendindia.com /browse/PAAH (417 words)

	Shree Mahaprabhuji
		Shree Vallabhacharya, the essence of the bliss, and pure divine essence of
		In his life time he completed 32 Soma-sacrifices and so on the day he completed the 32
		International Pushtimargiya Vaishnav Parishad, London, (United Kingdom) celebrated on 30th April 2005 in London and on 1st May 2005 in Leicester.
	parishadlondon.org.uk /id3.html (156 words)

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