Suddhadvaita is a philosophical system within the broader tradition of Vedanta, primarily associated with the teachings of Vallabha Acharya. It emphasizes the concept of pure non-dualism, asserting that the ultimate reality, or Brahman, is identical to the divine form of Krishna. In this view, the universe and individual souls are seen as distinct yet inseparable from this divine essence. The philosophy promotes the idea that devotion, or bhakti, is the primary means to realize this unity with the divine. Practitioners believe that through sincere devotion and worship, one can experience a direct connection with Krishna, leading to spiritual liberation and eternal bliss.