Dwaita

Dwaita is a term from Indian philosophy meaning "duality" or the recognition of two fundamental principles, such as the individual soul and the divine. It suggests that the universe comprises distinct, separate entities rather than a single, unified source. Dwaita emphasizes the difference between God and creation, highlighting that while they are connected, they remain fundamentally separate. This concept helps explain certain religious and spiritual beliefs about the relationship between humans, the divine, and the universe, fostering a worldview that values the distinction and interaction between different existence levels.