The Wikipedia article entitled "Buddhist influences on Advaita Vedanta " states:
> A few Buddhist scholars made the opposite criticism in the medieval
> era toward their Buddhist opponents. In the sixth century AD, for
> example, the Mahayana Buddhist scholar Bhaviveka redefined Vedantic
> concepts to show how they fit into Madhyamaka concepts, and "equate[d]
> the Buddha's Dharma body with Brahman, the ultimate reality of the
> Upanishads.
My question is this an accurate description of the teachings of Bhaviveka? Did he redefine Vedantic concepts to fit a Buddhist view? I want people knowledgeable on this subject to answer.
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