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Neo-Platonism's conception of The One or The Monad tends to lean more towards a form of pantheism. The One is often described as the ultimate source and the transcendent unity from which everything emanates. It's considered the supreme, all-encompassing reality that contains all things within itself, but also transcends them. While there are variations in interpretation, many scholars view Neo-Platonism's The One as more aligned with a pantheistic perspective, where the divine is immanent within the universe rather than existing separately or transcendentally alongside it.