eastern-traditions

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Master the philosophical traditions of Asia: Buddhist, Daoist, Confucian, and Hindu thought—offering distinct approaches to fundamental questions about reality, self, ethics, and liberation.

Three Marks of Existence (tilakkhana): | Mark | Pali | Meaning |

| Impermanence | anicca | All conditioned things change | | Suffering | dukkha | Attachment to impermanent things causes suffering | | Non-self | anatta | No permanent, unchanging self |

Master Eastern philosophical methods, concepts, and practices. Use for: Buddhist philosophy, Daoist thought, Confucian ethics, Hindu philosophy, Zen, Yogic traditions. Triggers: 'Buddhist', 'Buddhism', 'Tao', 'Dao', 'wu wei', 'sunyata', 'emptiness', 'Middle Way', 'Confucius', 'Confucian', 'dharma', 'karma', 'nirvana', 'satori', 'mindfulness', 'non-attachment', 'dependent origination', 'Zen', 'Vedanta', 'Nagarjuna', 'yin yang', 'qi', 'li', 'ren', 'junzi'. Source: chrislemke/stoffy.

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