Buddhist explanation of Self and Non-self

By Admin

Date → Saturday, January 15, 2011

Tags → Anatta , natural phenomena , Nibbana , Non-self , right condition , Sabbbe dhamma anatta , Sabbe Sangkhara dukha , Sabbe Sankhara anicca , Self

Sukihotu,

The Lord Buddha teaches that both "we ourselves" and everything else in this world are compound phenomena, which just come into existence temporarily when conditions are right, continue to exist for a time, changing continually disintegrate or decomposed and are no longer in existence.

Sabbe Sankhara anicca

Sabbe Sankhara dukha

Sabbe dhamma anatta

Which mean;

All compound phenomena are impermanent

All compound phenomena are suffering

All phenomena are non-self

I hope this simple passage has explained the natural phenomenas that we experienced in our daily lives.

Mettacittena

Bugs Tan

15th Jan 2011