Embracing Impermanence: Understanding the Buddhist Doctrine of No-Self
Introduction The Buddhist concept of no-self, known as anatta, challenges the traditional notion of a permanent, unchanging self and proposes that all phenomena lack inherent, independent existence (Smith, 2010). This article delves into the Buddhist doctrine of no-self, evaluating its plausibility through an analysis of assigned texts (Brown, 2015). Additionally, we will address a common […]