How is there dualism? Consciousness is just a subset of raw
Awareness. I think this is a good article for you to read, since
the person who wrote this came from a background in Advaita
Vedanta. It's a long article, so I'm quoting only half of
it.http://www.heartofnow.com/files/emptiness.html Emptiness is
another kind of nondual teaching. Emptiness teachings
demonstrate that the "I," as well as everthing else, lacks
inherent existence. The notion of lacking inherent existence has
several senses. In one sense, empty things lack essence, which
means that there is no intrinsic quality that makes a thing what
it is. In another sense, empty things lack independence, which
means that a thing does not exist on its own, apart from
conditions, relations or cognition. A great deal of what one
studies in the emptiness teachings demonstrates the relations
between these two senses, and heightens one's sensitivity to
their ramifications. Emptiness teachings are found mainly in
Buddhism, but there are some surprising paralle