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28 The five aggregates, monks, are anicca, impermanent; whatever is impermanent, that is dukkha, unsatisfactory; whatever is dukkha, that is without anatta, self. What is without self, that is not mine, that I am not, that is not my self. Thus should it be seen by perfect wisdom (sammappa~n~naaya) as it really is. Who sees by perfect wisdom, as it really is, his mind, not grasping, is detached from taints; he is liberated.
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Impermanence
行善就是不做违背良心做大众利益的事 在帮助他人的同时也完善了自己的人格利他又利己
of the
Five
略说托钵
Aggregates
托钵乞食是佛陀为比丘所制的乞食制度 在佛陀时代比丘没有厨房等做饭场所 比丘的饮食完全依靠信徒的供养
浅释中观论之特色
What essence, monks, could there be in material form? What essence, monks, could there be in feeling, in perception, in mental formations and in consciousness?
印光法师家教思想的现实意义
Material form, feeling, perception, mental formations and consciousness, monks, are impermanent (anicca). Whatever causes and conditions there are for the arising of these aggregates, they, too, are impermanent. How monks, could aggregates arisen from what is impermanent, be permanent?
What is the Meaning & Purpose of Life? The Four Foundations:
Thoughts that Turn the Mind Towards the Dharma
Material form, feeling, perception, mental formations and consciousness, monks, are unsatisfactory (dukkha); whatever causes and conditions there are for the arising of these aggregates, they too are unsatisfactory. How, monks, could aggregates arise from what is unsatisfactory be pleasant or pleasurable? Material form, feeling, perception, mental formations and consciousness, monks, are without a self (anatta);
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How, monks, could aggregates arise from what is without self be self (anatta)?
The Fact of
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whatever causes and conditions there are for the arising of these aggregates, they, too are without self.
Leading a Meaningful Life
2014
Whatever material form there be: whether past, future or present; internal or external; gross or subtle; low or lofty; far or near; that material form the monk sees, meditates upon, examines with systematic attention, he thus seeing, meditating upon, and examining with systematic attention, would find it empty, he would find it insubstantial and without essence.
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