1. Annica (impermanence): "everything changes" in the world or universe (cf, hebel in Eccl 1:2).
2. Anatta means there is no fixed self in the existence of all things.
3. Dukkha means all things are involved in suffering.
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Saturday, June 5, 2021
Three Marks of Existence in Early Buddhism
Three Marks of Existence in Early Buddhism:
1. Annica (impermanence): "everything changes" in the world or universe (cf, hebel in Eccl 1:2).
2. Anatta means there is no fixed self in the existence of all things.
3. Dukkha means all things are involved in suffering.
More about this teaching
1. Annica (impermanence): "everything changes" in the world or universe (cf, hebel in Eccl 1:2).
2. Anatta means there is no fixed self in the existence of all things.
3. Dukkha means all things are involved in suffering.
More about this teaching