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Vallabhacharya was born in 1479 C.E. in Champaran in a Telugu Brahmin family. His family belonged to Vaishnavism. He studied deeply Vedas, Vedantas, Darsan , Sutras , Dharmashastras ,

Puranas and history in depth in Banaras. He went three times from Rameshwar to Haridwar and Dwarka to Jagannathpuri to promote the Pushtimarya sect. During his pilgrimage, he organized Shirmad Bhagwat Katha and Parayana (recitation). These places are today known as Baithak. According to him, Brahma is pure and unbounded soul. Krishna is only ‘Purna Purshottam Parabrahma’. Bhakti of God is the only way to seek freedom from the cycle of birth and death and to attain salvation (Moksha). The path of bhakti can be followed by anybody, without any distinction of caste, colour and creed. The contribution of Vallabhacharya in the bhakti movement was immense.

Answer 2

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Vallabhacharya, also spelled Vallabhacarya, also called Vallabha Sampradaya or Pushtimarg, school of Hinduism prominent among the merchant class of northern and western India. Its members are worshippers of Krishna and followers of the Pushtimarg (“Way of Flourishing”) group, founded by the 16th-century teacher Vallabha and his son Vitthala (also known as Gosainji).

The worship of the sect centres on the adventures of the youthful Krishna, whose amorous play with the gopis (wives and daughters of the cowherds) of Vrindavana are described in the 10th book of the Sanskrit classic the Bhagavata-purana. Special festivals celebrate the different seasons of the year, the events of Krishna’s life, and the birth anniversaries of Vallabha and Vitthala. Participation in the highest form of bhakti (devotion) is attainable only through divine grace (pushti, literally “nourishment”); personal efforts such as good deeds or religious observances are not essential.

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