อนัตตา(à-nát-dtaa)

Meanings

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non-self (Buddhism)

the doctrine that beings and phenomena lack a permanent, unchanging self or essence; one of the three marks of existence in Buddhism.

Examples

พระอาจารย์prá aa-jaanพระอาจารย์prá aa-jaan1Venerable teacher (Buddhist monk)2revered monk-teacher (form of address)อธิบายà-tí-baaiอธิบายà-tí-baai1[to] interpret; expound2[to] explain; clarifyว่าwâaว่าwâa1[to] say; tell; say that2[to] think; consider; deem3that (clause marker)4about; regarding5[to] scold; reproach; criticizeอนัตตาà-nát-dtaaอนัตตาà-nát-dtaanon-self (Buddhism)หมายถึงmăai tĕungหมายถึงmăai tĕung1[to] mean; denote; refer to2[to] mean (to say); intend (one’s words)สรรพสิ่งsàp-pá-sìngสรรพสิ่งsàp-pá-sìngall things; everythingไม่mâiไม่mâi1not (negator)2no (reply)มีตัวตนmee dtuua dtonมีตัวตนmee dtuua dton[to] exist; [to] be realถาวรtăa-wonถาวรtăa-wonpermanent; lasting
The monk explained that anatta means all things lack a permanent self.

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