Literary Work
Vallabhacharya composed many philosophical and devotional books during his lifetime such as:
- 1: Anubhashya or Brahmsutranubhashya - 4 cantos of commentaries on the Brahm Sutra of Ved Vyas
- 2: Tattvaarth Dip Nibandh - Essays on the fundamental principles of spirituality (3 chapters)
- 3: Subodhini - Commentary on Shrimad Bhagavat Mahapuran (Available only on cantos 1,2,3 and 10)
- 4: Shodash Granth - Sixteen short verse-type compositions to teach his followers about devotional life
Other than the above main literature, he also composed additional works such as Patravalamban, Madhurashtakam, Gayatribhashya, Purushottam Sahastranaam, Yamunastakam etc.
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