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Dualistic thinking worked quite well, except in the emerging realm of organic chemistry.
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Dualistic appearances are also contradicted by a mind that validly perceives the deepest fact of reality, namely a mind that realizes other-voidness.
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"Dualistic appearance-making" causes the perceiving aspect of an experience and the perceived object at which it is directed to appear as if they were two totally separate, unrelated phenomena.
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Dualistic theories refuse to accept that certain phenomena, such as mind or spirit, can have any relation to a material substrate or lower type of order.
Darren Iammarino - The Emergence of God William Harryman 2009
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Dualistic experiences are not limited to unsavory events.
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Dualistic land ownership, with large landowners wielding considerable political power displacing small farmers and growing crops primarily intended for export, can be doubly damaging to the environment.
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Dualistic thinking is necessary for survival, imho, Orangeguru I do believe most humans are more or less dualistic thinkers.
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Dualistic control (including self-control) is a game of the mind.
The Zoom of Abandon 2007
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~ Buddhist Geeks 22: The Dualistic Conundrum - Insight Meditation and Primordial Awareness -- "In the next episode with Insight Meditation teacher John Travis, he discusses how both the gradual and sudden schools of enlightenment fit in with the practice of vipassana meditation."
Speedlinking 6/4/07 William Harryman 2007
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Dualistic appearances include appearances of true existence (bden-snang), appearances of absolute absences (med-dgag, nonimplicative negations) of true existence, appearances of manners of existence that are both, appearances of manners of existence that are neither.
Divisions, Causes, and Elimination of Unpurified Appearance-Making According to Non-Gelug 2006
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