BTW, asaivam does not equal vaishnavam. Siva and Vishnu are not opposite.
This term asaivam/Saivam isn't about Siva vs Vishnu.

Vaishnavism considers Vishnu to be Brahman, just as Siva is Brahman in
Saivism, Shakti is Brahman in Shakti-ism.

Brahman is an infinite quantity, far beyond the capacity of humans to
describe. So it was deemed convenient to take one quality of Brahman and
describe it as a deity, like Siva or Vishnu. After all, every point in an
infinite space could be considered its center.

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