Buddhism’s Three Conditions of Existence

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The Buddha taught that his purpose was to alleviate suffering–to give ordinary people the tools they would need to lead compassionate, peaceful, useful lives.  Among those tools was a clear-eyed recognition that we must understand impermanence, dissatisfaction, and the absence of an solid self.

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