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In Hinduism, the '''''Ananta Samhita''''' is a recently created scripture, authored by Ananta Vasudeva, a disciple of Srila Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakur, founder of the Gaudiya Math. It is supposed to be a [[Pancaratra]] [[Hindu Agamas|agama]], part of the Pancaratra corpus known collectively as the "[[Narada]] Pancaratra" among [[Gaudiya Vaisnava]]s. Please see https://gosai.com/writings/greater-than-the-upanisads-and-the-vedas where Srila Sridhara deva Goswami of Sarasvata Gaudiya Math confirms this book was written by his godbrother Ananta Vasudeva.<br />
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However, a work of this name is quoted by [[Bhaktivinoda Thakura]], preceding Ananta Vasudeva by two generations, in his [[Sri Navadvipa Mahatmya]], ch. 2, and [[Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati Thakur]], the guru of Ananta Vasudeva, in his commentary to [[Chaitanya Bhagavata]] 1.1.46.<br />
It's also quoted by [[Ishana Nagara]], the household servant of [[Sacimata]], in [[Advaita Prakasha]], ch. 4 and 10.<br />
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