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The 13 pages that link to Emptiness, each with the reason it gives.

• Dependent originationRelated: Madhyamaka philosophy develops dependent origination as a basis for emptiness.

• AnattāNarrower topic: Mahāyāna philosophy extends the critique of a personal self to all phenomena.

• TsongkhapaRelated: Tsongkhapa argues that dependent arising and emptiness are mutually reinforcing, not contradictory.

• MahamudraRelated: Mahamudra realization includes seeing that mind has no fixed essence.

• Deity yogaRelated: The practice begins or ends by relating the deity's vivid form to emptiness.

• Buddhist tantraRelated: Tantric visualization depends on understanding appearances as empty rather than inherently real.

• Six PerfectionsRelated: Wisdom understands giving, giver, and recipient as empty of inherent existence.

• PratītyasamutpādaRelated: Madhyamaka treats emptiness as the implication of dependent arising, not a separate substance.

• SvabhāvaRelated: Emptiness names the lack of svabhāva that Madhyamaka arguments seek to establish.

• Dream yogaRelated: Dreams serve as an experiential analogy for the dependently arising nature of phenomena.

• HuayanRelated: Huayan’s interpenetration builds on the emptiness of independently existing things.

• YidamRelated: Yidam appearances are generated and dissolved without being treated as inherently existing beings.

• Yab-YumRelated: Tantric interpretations connect the union to realization of emptiness rather than ordinary desire.