Dear friends,
This week (1) we again study the impermanence (aniccata/anityata) of all things as thoroughly as possible.
anitya (Skt.) impermanent, changeable, unstable; one of the three (in Advayavada Buddhism, four) signs or marks or basic facts of being; the Buddhist anityata doctrine teaches that impermanence or changeability is one of the fundamental properties of everything existing, without which existence (and liberation) would not be possible.
Kind regards,
John Willemsens
Advayavada Foundation
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