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

• MysticismRelated: Some mystical traditions interpret experience as the dissolution of separations between self and ultimate reality.

• MonismRelated: It is a close relative of monism, though often framed as overcoming subject-object division.

• DzogchenNarrower topic: Dzogchen’s account of awareness is one specific contemplative expression often discussed under this broader idea.

• ShikantazaRelated: It helps explain why practitioner, practice, and realization are not treated as wholly separate.

• Perennial philosophyRelated: Some perennialists interpret diverse mystical reports as expressions of a nondual truth.

• GaudapadaNarrower topic: The Kārikā became a foundational Indian articulation of nondual philosophical reasoning.

• Subject-object distinctionCompared with: It challenges the separation as fundamental.

• AbhinavaguptaRelated: His Shaiva account presents consciousness as the single reality underlying apparent multiplicity.

• DharmakāyaRelated: Some traditions interpret Dharmakāya realization as nondual awareness.

• Dream yogaRelated: Dream yoga uses dream awareness to examine the split between perceiver and perceived.

• HuayanRelated: Huayan’s account of principle and particulars avoids treating unity and multiplicity as absolute opposites.

• TathātāRelated: Suchness is not divided into subject and object or other conceptual pairs.

• Yab-YumRelated: The paired figures express the overcoming of distinctions such as wisdom and method.