Edited sentence: ) This is due the fact that in Vaishnava theology, the worshipper (Vaishnava) is expected to surrender mind, body and words in the service of Lord Vishnu or Sri Krishna, at all times.He always exercises supreme control over it.In this sense, vaishnava theology is defintely not pantheistic, since it never denies the separate existence of Lord Vishnu (Krishna) in His own personal form.Sometimes directly, but most of the time indirectly through His different potencies or energies.The achintya-bheda-abheda tattva, as revealed by Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, points out that Lord Vishnu is the Supreme Lord, the original Supreme Personality of Godhead.The vaishnavas' theological tenet of achintya-bheda-abheda tattva reconciles the fact that Godhead is "one with and different from His creation".Vaishnavism is strikingly fundamentally monotheistic, more so than the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Islam, and Christianity.Yet, at the same time, Creation (or what is termed in Vaishnava theology as the 'cosmic manifestation') is never separated from God