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The Three Marks or The Three Basic Facts of Existence In Buddhism, the Three Marks of Existence are three characteristics shared by all sentient beings, namely impermanence (anicca), suffering or unsatisfactoriness (dukkha), and non-self (anatta). Annica – Impermanence – Nothing ever stays the same, and change is often painful in some way. You fall in love with your . . . → Read More: Three Marks of Existence  One comment - (Comments are closed)  Daily Buddhism, Meditation  anatman, annata, annica, dukkha, existence, impermanence, list, marks, suffering, three  Impermanence – Not Even the Mountains? A reader wrote: I’m a big fan of your Daily Buddhism blog and thought that you’d be interested in seeing this 8-minute film that I recently made about impermanence, “Mountains Made of Chalk, Fall into the Sea, Eventually.” The synergy of creative collaboration can result in magic beyond our . . . → Read More: Impermanence – Not Even the Mountains? Comments are closed Daily Buddhism, Meditation, Video anicca, annica, art, chalk, Death, drawings, impermanence, mandala Meditation Part 7: Conceptual Meditation This is the ‚Äúbig one‚Äù that really confuses people. When you hear things like ‚Äúloving kindness‚Äù meditation, or ‚Äúmeditation on impermanence,‚Äù or even meditation on a koan or physical object, this is the broad category involved. The mind focuses on itself and examines itself as you work through the problem or . . . → Read More: Meditation Part 7: Conceptual Meditation Comments are closed Daily Buddhism, Meditation body, compassion, concentration, conceptual, corpse, focus, impermanence, loving-kindness, meditate, Meditation, mind |
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