You have no clue about Advaita or Bhakti.<p>Advaita is translated as nondual, ie. not-two, that is, the manifested is not separate from that which is the cause of the manifested (ie. that which gives rise to all <i>is</i> all, and everything is a modification of it).<p>Bhakti is a method towards the experiential realization of what I just stated, one wherein the subject-object (which in your case is the &#x27;Bhakti folks&#x27; and their &#x27;beloved Supreme&#x27;) dichotomy collapses (or to put it in Buddhist terms, extinguishes, which is the proper translation of nirvana&#x2F;nibbana) from the intensification (one can even say exaltation) of the human yearning for union.