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Impermanence is the recognition that all things are constantly changing from "summary" of Buddhism For Dummies by Jonathan Landaw,Stephan Bodian,Gudrun Bühnemann

Impermanence lies at the heart of Buddhist teachings, emphasizing the fluid and transient nature of existence. This fundamental principle reminds us that everything in the universe is subject to change, from the smallest atom to the grandest star. Recognizing impermanence allows us to understand that nothing remains fixed or permanent, leading to a deeper appreciation of the impermanent nature of all things. By embracing impermanence, we can cultivate a sense of detachment from the material world, freeing ourselves from the constant craving for things to remain the same. This perspective enables us to let go of our attachments and expectations, fostering a sense of peace and acceptance in the...
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    Buddhism For Dummies

    Jonathan Landaw

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