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<blockquote data-quote="ek_rosh" data-source="post: 31489354" data-attributes="member: 507164"><p>any damma that arises because of other conditions cant stand(remain by its own power/will) and unstable. this dependence and instability is <strong>anicca nature</strong></p><p></p><p>coz anicca dammas cant maintain themselves, they also cannot be controlled, cant stay (or behave) as any wish. when you cling to something that cant be controlled, results in suffering. So, anicca dammas naturally have <strong>dukka nature</strong>.</p><p></p><p>snything that cant arise by itself, cant stay by itself, and <strong>cant be controlled to prevent dukka</strong> has no inner core. has no self power or self identity. this absence of a controlling essence/self is <strong>anatta nature</strong></p><p></p><p>easy to understand the contrary:</p><p></p><p>if something was <strong>atta</strong>, it would have its own core (its own power), and obey intention, own rising (<strong>nicca</strong>). clinging to it would produce <strong>sukha</strong> coz it would be reliable and can be controlled. </p><p></p><p>NO conditioned(sankatha) damma behaves like this, so all conditioned dammas are anicca, dukka, and anatta</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ek_rosh, post: 31489354, member: 507164"] any damma that arises because of other conditions cant stand(remain by its own power/will) and unstable. this dependence and instability is [B]anicca nature[/B] coz anicca dammas cant maintain themselves, they also cannot be controlled, cant stay (or behave) as any wish. when you cling to something that cant be controlled, results in suffering. So, anicca dammas naturally have [B]dukka nature[/B]. snything that cant arise by itself, cant stay by itself, and [B]cant be controlled to prevent dukka[/B] has no inner core. has no self power or self identity. this absence of a controlling essence/self is [B]anatta nature[/B] easy to understand the contrary: if something was [B]atta[/B], it would have its own core (its own power), and obey intention, own rising ([B]nicca[/B]). clinging to it would produce [B]sukha[/B] coz it would be reliable and can be controlled. NO conditioned(sankatha) damma behaves like this, so all conditioned dammas are anicca, dukka, and anatta [/QUOTE]
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