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The 26 pages that link to Yogācāra, each with the reason it gives.

• MahayanaBroader topic: Its accounts of mind offer a major counterpart to Madhyamaka approaches.

• MadhyamakaCompared with: Madhyamaka and Yogācāra offer influential, sometimes competing analyses of experience and emptiness.

• Buddha-natureCompared with: Its accounts of consciousness offer a distinct framework for interpreting Buddha-nature.

• XuanzangRelated: Xuanzang translated and taught key Yogācāra works, shaping the tradition's East Asian interpretation.

• Four Noble TruthsRelated: Its analysis of consciousness offers a distinct framework for explaining suffering and its transformation.

• Buddhist philosophyBroader topic: Its theories probe how consciousness shapes the structure of experience.

• ŚūnyatāCompared with: Its account of emptiness differs from Madhyamaka’s emphasis on the lack of intrinsic nature in all phenomena.

• AbhidharmaCompared with: Yogachara reworks scholastic analyses of mind within a different account of cognition.

• Two truths doctrineBroader topic: Its three-nature framework offers a distinct way to explain ultimate and conventional reality.

• VasubandhuNarrower topic: Vasubandhu became one of the tradition’s most influential philosophical authors.

• DharmapālaNarrower topic: Dharmapāla was a major Indian philosopher within this tradition.

• Mahayana sutrasRelated: Mahayana sutras helped frame its theories of consciousness and buddhahood.

• MūlamadhyamakakārikāCompared with: Its explanations of experience differ from the text’s Madhyamaka analysis of emptiness.

• SautrāntikaCompared with: Yogācāra challenges the external-world realism defended by Sautrāntika thinkers.

• Rebirth in BuddhismRelated: Its ālayavijñāna model offers one influential account of how karmic impressions persist.

• SvabhāvaCompared with: Yogācāra critiques imagined intrinsic nature through a framework different from Madhyamaka’s.

• DharmakāyaRelated: Yogācāra thinkers elaborated systematic accounts of Buddha bodies and awakened knowledge.

• SaṃbhogakāyaRelated: Yogācāra thinkers helped develop influential explanations of the three Buddha-bodies.

• ŚāntarakṣitaRelated: His account uses Yogācāra reasoning to explain conventional experience without granting it ultimate reality.

• TrikayaRelated: Yogacara thinkers systematized influential accounts of Buddha bodies.

• NirmāṇakāyaRelated: Yogācāra thinkers helped systematize accounts of the Buddha’s bodies.

• WonhyoRelated: Its theories of consciousness informed major strands of Korean Buddhist thought Wonhyo engaged.

• Xiong ShiliNarrower topic: Its theories of consciousness supply both key resources and targets for Xiong’s account.

• SvasaṃvedanaNarrower topic: Several Yogācāra thinkers defend svasaṃvedana as a feature of cognition.

• East Asian YogācāraNarrower topic: East Asian schools developed from this Indian tradition and its account of cognition.

• TathātāRelated: Yogācāra explains how conceptualized experience obscures the way things are.