krishnaism การใช้

• Krishnaism becomes associated with bhakti yoga in the medieval period . }}
• There is some presence of Judaism, Buddhism, and Krishnaism, as well.
• Its only later that Vishnuism merged with Krishnaism.
• Vrindavana is often considered to be a holy place by majority of traditions of Krishnaism.
• Some sources identify Visnuism with Vaishnavism, while others prefer to distinguish Vishnuism from Krishnaism and Ramaism.
• Gopala Krishna of Krishnaism is often contrasted with Vedism when Krishna asks his followers to desist from Vedic demigod worship such as Indra worship.
• At this stage that Vishnu of the Rig Veda was assimilated into non-Vedic Krishnaism and became the equivalent of the Supreme God.
• Yet, according to Hardy the term " Mayonism " should be used instead of " Krishnaism " when referring to Mal or Mayon.
• The tradition has traceable roots to the 1st millennium BCE, as " Bhagavatism ", also called " Krishnaism ".
• But some scholars, most notably A . L . Basham and Thomas Hopkins, are of the opinion that Heliodorus was not the earliest Greek to convert to Bhagavata Krishnaism.
• Devotion to southern Indian Mal ( Tirumal ) may be an early form of Krishnaism, since Mal appears as a divine figure, largely like Krishna with some elements of Vishnu.
• In North and Eastern India, Krishnaism gave rise to various late Medieval movements : Nimbarka and Ramananda in the 14th century, Kabir and Sankaradeva in the 15th and Vallabha and Caitanya in the 16th century.
• In the Krishnaism branch of Vaishnavism, such as the Gaudiya Vaishnava, Nimbarka and Vallabhacharya traditions, devotees worship Krishna as the One Supreme form of God, and source of all avatars, Svayam Bhagavan.
• Krishnaism is often also called Bhagavatism, after the Bhagavata Purana which asserts that Krishna is " Bhagavan Himself, " and subordinates to itself all other forms : Vishnu, Narayana, Purusha, Ishvara, Hari, Vasudeva, Janardana, etc.
• After his death in 1977, ISKCON, the society he founded based on a type of Hindu Krishnaism using the " Bhagavata Purana " as a central scripture, continued to grow and is respected in India, though there have been disputes about leadership among his followers.
• I am not opposed to mentioning the term at Krishnaism, and there should be a Wiktionary entry : wikt : Krishnology ( which I have created myself ), but the Krishnology article, as well as the : Category : Krishnology, is unsalvageable as a neologism pushed by a religious organization presented as if it was an accepted term in scholarly literature when it has seen all of four mentions over its five-year lifetime.