The Hindu non-dualism (mine, for example) is completely neutral. No love, no hate. All that belongs to the lower level of reality, i.e., Pragmatic (Vyavaharika), and not the absolute level of reality (Paramarthika).
And then there is the Mahayana Buddhist view that Samsara (the mundane immanent world) is Nirvana (the unconditioned, transcendent). But they, too, distinguish "two truths", one to navigate everyday challenges, and one for "ultimate Wisdom". Oh, and the Bodhisattva of Compassion is immensely popular.
Where I live, enlightenment plus one Euro coin will buy you a cup of coffee at the metro station bakery.