Anthropology Of Religion Review 5 (Buddhism)

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1. Within Buddhist beliefs there is no eternal anatman or...

According to Buddhist beliefs, there is no concept of an eternal self or "anatman." The idea of a permanent and unchanging self is considered to be an illusion or a misconception. Buddhism teaches that all things are impermanent and constantly changing, including the self. The self is seen as a collection of ever-changing thoughts, feelings, and experiences, rather than a fixed and separate entity. This understanding is central to the Buddhist concept of non-self or "anatman," which emphasizes the interconnectedness and interdependence of all phenomena.

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