Yogacara

Mahayana-Buddhism schools {Yogacara School} {mind-only school} can be monistic.

reality

All things are mental, with no external objects. Things do not grow, extend, have duration, or have succession. Such properties are thought-manifestations. Experience cannot separate from awareness content. The world's creating principle is thought or ideation {vijnana, Yogacara}, not material substance. Thoughts and ego depend on vijnana. Mind contains the potential and the material for all possible thoughts. Thought material is not a thing and has no attributes but is sunya void itself and has suchness.

consciousness

The Void is pure consciousness, thought, reason, and prajna wisdom, as stated in Vedanta.

The eight consciousness types are the five senses, sense consciousness, classifier/discriminator, and stored consciousness of potential forms.

compassion

Compassion is pure reflex of Void. Universe itself is compassion, because its parts manifest the Void.

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