The Buddha’s teaching that all conditioned things are impermanent (anicca), dissatisfactory when relied upon (dukkha), and therefore all things should be identified as not-self (anatta). [Alt: Three Marks of Existence, Three Marks]
by Domyo | Jul 13, 2017
The Buddha’s teaching that all conditioned things are impermanent (anicca), dissatisfactory when relied upon (dukkha), and therefore all things should be identified as not-self (anatta). [Alt: Three Marks of Existence, Three Marks]
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