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True nature of reality is often obscured by dualistic thinking from "summary" of The Heart of the Universe by Mu Soeng
Dualistic thinking creates a separation between subject and object, self and other, which distorts the perception of existence. This mindset categorizes experiences into binaries—right and wrong, good and bad, mine and yours—leading to a fragmented view of reality. Such divisions prompt a focus on conflict and competition, overshadowing the interconnectedness inherent in all phenomena. When one clings to dualistic concepts, the richness of life diminishes. This fixation generates suffering, as individuals become trapped in cycles of attachment and aversion. The mind, caught in the dichotomy of desires, often overlooks the deeper essence that unifies all things. In this light, the world becomes a battleground of opposing forces rather ...
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