Buddhism: The 3 Marks of Existence & The Four Noble Truths

[@ProfG]

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[@Xxoaisha]

extremely helpful lecture, thank you!

[@ashineindaga5229]

Thanks my brother it is very good translation for that is. Greatest

[@AndrewYouTubehandle]

Clearly explained amd engaging. (I thought it was all "conditioned" things are impermanent (in the early Dharmapada ). "Enlightenment"/freedom from suffering is unconditioned- got to that later in the video). As an aside my fingerprint changed, as i found out as my finger print wore down plus a few splinters etc!).

[@slowmotion168]

Thank you for your time

[@user-xm5le5ok2r]

Thank you!

[@nctunes]

One must think through correctly to get the correct answer especially in math.

[@divyanshitripathi8246]

Difference between Annica and anatta... Because wht i have understood both talks abt change

[@Ashtynn]

Hola Estoy aquí

[@Ashtynn]

No inglés

[@highsparrow1347]

Kshanikavada is about everything, dna hair fingerprint everything. anatmavad is just a part of it. everything is changing every moment. entire universe. which is why time cannot exist, it becomes a block universe. and information cannot exist, because everything is a new..hence memory and even conciousness cannot exist, so if you remember stuff, information and time exists, hence conciousness exists and hence a permanent self exists.