Pancha Bheda of Madhvacharya is the fivefold difference and it is an important aspect of Madhva School of philosophy. The term pancha means the group of five. The prefix ‘pra’ emphasizes the indispensability of the knowledge of these five distinctions for the attainment of liberation in Dvaita (dualism) of Madhva. Pancha Bheda are: God from the individual being One being from another being An atma from matter God from matter Matter from matter Reality presents to an inquiring mind three primary entities; thinking selves, a material world outside, and intimation of a Supreme Power above. Thinking selves are many. Several categories of matter which constitute the world are given to the senses. A broad-based, fivefold distinction (pancha bheda) runs through them. As these three entities are eternal and their mutual distinctions are equally so, the world of this fivefold distinction is designated as prapancha. The famous verse – prapancho yadi vidyeta nivar