However, an objection may be raised contra Zen's holistic, non-dualistic meaning of its "seeing" or "mirroring," namely the objection that if there is something that is mirrored, is there not still operative a dualistic epistemological structure?
A conventional truth is therefore a truth by virtue of being fabricated by the conceptual mind; or it is truth erroneously apprehended by means of the dualistic consciousness; or it is true concept, meaning, signified and designated by a convenient designator/signifier.
An uncompromising dualist, he traced back dualistic thought even to some of the Upanishads.
These considerably different dualistic processes, in turn, might have influenced the meaning that is attributed to the gender role attitude concept, which, following Jahnert et al. (2001), in the CEE may bear certain special features.
What would it mean, however, to question this dualistic opposition of space and time?
His last work recapitulated his non-dualistic account of world and self, but also reinterpreted the meaning of death.
To properly understand this complex Tantric symbolism it is important to remember that the meaning behind Shiva and Kali does not stray from the non-dualistic parlance of Shankara or the Upanisads.
They examine the interrelationship (which is ultimately non-dualistic) between the phenomenal world, its sounds (or "voices") as "signs" (or "letters"), and reality itself, the "meaning," they convey.
Even his name, Kertanagara, meaning "order in the realm," might refer to reunion, which was the achievement of a great king according to the Javanese dualistic cosmology.
The Scots are still dualistic.
That framework encourages dualistic ways of seeing.
