Nagarjunas Madhyamika = Advaita?

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At the moment, while studying Nagarjunas "Mulamadhyamika Karika" (or

rather - making it a tool for an analytic meditation in order to clean the

mind for dualistic *belief systems*), I saw Harsas's definition on Advaita

on his home page:

 

"Advaita is a Sanskrit term and means "not two". It refers to the

philosophy of nondualism. Usually you will see the term Advaita Vedanta,

where Advaita serves as an adjective for Vedanta (Nondual Vedanta). Dvaita

is the Sanskrit term that refers to Dualism."

 

I know how hinduists and buddhisms became two separate religions; however,

doesn't Nagarjunas root text fit in the above definifition?

 

Any input?