In English
Later in the 12th century, propounded that , and were more distant than what had been conceived by the earlier schools of thought. He propounded that and are to be regarded as distinct and separate from each other and that they can never get close to each other. opposed and contradicted the view of according to which was the only reality and the world was illusory. He asserted that , and were distinct and that each one of them was as real as the other two. We have to interpret this as simply meaning that preached the concept of (Constant thought of godhead) and that simply lived in the domain of the Lord but it was not identical with the Lord. In this context, one can say that these three great were teaching three different aspects of the same reality.