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One of the two major schools of Buddhism. Mahayana teaches that there is no “self”, and that beings exist only in relation to other beings and experiences. It differs from Theravada in this belief. Mahayana teaches the practice of shunyata, which is the belief that beings and things have no intrinsic existence in themselves. See Theravada, Shunyata
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