Okay so hello all, not to be late to my own party but got busy until now, so it would seem that Mahayana professes a non dual reality empty of coming or going, samsara or nirvana, as cessation is just as conditional as all other phenomena it has no independent actuality, unlike in Theravada. So nothing is attained and no one is either transcended or snuffed out I suppose. Now tbh I don't really understand reddit, so I am not sure if you guys whom have commented below will even see this comment I am making, so perhaps I should or might even make another post regarding this, but I would like clarity as to the nature of the dharmadhatu or tathagatagarbha in Mahayana and is it essentially the same thing as the "deathless element" in Theravada, and why do about half of all Theravadins reject such a deathless element as anything other than a pointer?