other then 2...

[yajvan]

hariḥ oṁ
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namasté

When I look from my eyes I do not see two (dvaita¹); I see the many forms of a multi-various universe. Why then call it dvaita ? It seems apropos to call it aneka¹ or the many?

What then can be the logic of calling it the two ?

iti śivaṁ

words

• dvaita - duality , duplicity , dualism ;
  • dvaita = dvi + tā = two + tā = tad = thus
  • some look at this as dvi + vāda or 'two + speaking about'
  • others say vāda is discussion , controversy , dispute , contest , quarrel , so then dvi + vāda becomes 'the discussion and dispute about two'
  • vāda is rooted (√) in 'vad' - speaking of or about
• aneka - not one; many, much, separated