Nondualism is an extremely broad philosophical stance asserting that apparent dualities (e.g., self/other, subject/object, matter/spirit, light/darkness) are ultimately unified, interdependent, or illusory, such that existence is fundamentally complex and/or interconnected, even when it manifests as distinct principles. At the deepest level, existence is a unified whole rather than a collection of fundamentally separate entities. While distinctions exist in conventional experience, they are ultimately relative and do not point to absolute separations. The perception of distinct, isolated entities is shaped by human cognition, language, and social conditioning rather than being an inherent feature of reality. In truth, all things are interconnected and emerge from a common source. Most forms of nondualism are relational in nature, meaning that individual beings do not possess independent, self-contained existence. Rather, their identity and being arise through relationships with everything else, meaning that nothing truly exists in isolation.All is mind/spirit, and matter is manifestation of consciousness.RESOURCES:>The Oneiros Archivehttps://mega.nz/folder/tFNnAALT#MZP_PJyXnhYnHu5RnrGiqQ>Mystic Libraryhttps://mega.nz/folder/ShYRlSwZ#sNJSOIvldXwh068JSaVVegUSEFUL LINKS:>Philosophy Referenceshttps://iep.utm.edu/https://philosophyball.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page
>I know, I’ll make a thread about literally nothing>that’ll get folks talking!
>>42759320You are talking tho
>>42759281Kind of pointless having a general on this topic, as it's the easiest thing in the world to understand. Those who eventually get it don't stick around that long.
>>42760379This. Let bygones be bygones. Altought all things considered, having a silent anchor with the information readily available is very nice.
