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Which are the six sub-schools of Vedanta?
The Vedanta school is divided into six sub-schools:
- Advaita - Monism / Nondualism
- Visishtadvaita - Monism of the qualified whole
- Dvaita - Dualism
- Dvaitadvaita - Dualism-Nondualism
- Suddhadvaita
- Achintya Bheda Abheda
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