It is dukkha, not because there is 'suffering' in ordinary sense of the word, 这「苦」并不是通常所谓的苦难, but because 'whatever is impermanent is dukkha' (yad aniccam tam dukkham). 而是「无常即是苦」。 The Buddha was realistic and objective. 佛是真实而客观的。 He says, with regard...
Anatta, nonself, is the last of the three characteristics common to all things in the world. The other two characteristics are: dukkha (unsatisfactoriness or suffering) and anicca (impermanence). Dukkha we've already talked about, and impermanence was touched on when we spoke of the transient...
We need only to turn to the three characteristics of existence in Buddhist psychology: (1) suffering (dhukka in Pali), (2) impermanence (anicca), and (3) no-self (anatta). Suffering refers to the dissatisfaction we inevitably feel when things are not as we wish them to be. Our likes...
“A fundamental Buddhist belief is that all phenomena without exemption (including all animate beings) have three essential characteristics. These are dukkha (explained above), anicca (impermanence), and anatta (insubstantiality, “no-soul”). The attr...
be retrospectively applied to the attainment of the immaterial sphere of nothingness, or else insight could be cultivated in conjunction with tranquility in a way that involves the same notion of nothingness, testifying to the interrelatedness of these two modalities of meditation in early Buddhism. ...
Such a conception is called the idea of self. 这种的观念叫做我见。 Buddhism stands unique in the history of human thought 在人类的思想史中,佛教是独一无二 in denying the existence of such a Soul, Self, or Atman. 不承认这灵魂、自我或神我的存在者。
This is a theory of what cappuccino might believe, so I could be wrong this is what cappuccino actually believes: To cappuccino, when the Buddha (or if it was not the Buddha, but instead Theravada Buddhism that says it? -- I do not know) said: 'All things are anicca', Buddha meant...
Notice that the word dukkha is explicitly used. 请注意这里明明白白地标出一个「苦」字。 It is dukkha, not because there is 'suffering' in ordinary sense of the word, 这「苦」并不是通常所谓的苦难, but because 'whatever is impermanent is dukkha' (yad aniccam tam dukkham). 而是「无常即是...
Buddhism stands unique in the history of human thought 在人类的思想史中,佛教是独一无二 in denying the existence of such a Soul, Self, or Atman. 不承认这灵魂、自我或神我的存在者。 According to the teaching of the Buddha, 根据佛的教诫, the idea of self is an imaginary, false belief...