Apparently you can't understand what you read.
 

 
 Gaudapada in Mandukya Karika, 4.99; “naitad buddhena bhasitam” (this was not 
expressed by Buddha). 

 

 Shankara comments:
 

 The nature of the supreme reality is free from the differences of knowledge, 
known and knower, and is without a second, etat, the fact: na bhâsitam, was not 
expressed; buddhena, by Buddha; though a near approach to non-dualism was 
implied in his negation of outer objects and his imagination of everything as 
mere consciousness. But this non-duality, the essence of the ultimate Reality, 
is to be known from the Upanishads only. This is the purport. 

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