Middle Way Philosophy 4a: Non dualism @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Middle Way Philosophy 4a: Non dualism  @MiddlewaysocietyOrgMWS
Uploaded February 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Non-dualism is often seen in terms of 'non duality', as an abstract claim that lies beyond our experience. But it can be interpreted as the belief that we can avoid absolutisation, and thus as another term for the Middle Way. Dualism can be ovoided in practice by incrementality (thinking of things as a matter of degree). This is a tributary video to no. 4 in this series, on incrementality.
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Middle Way Philosophy 4a: Non dualism

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