Fear Of Death & The Art Of Non-attachment
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Fear of death is entirely natural. The person with no anxieties whatsoever about death is probably delusional. Healthy non-attachment is neither repression nor denial of experience…
02/25/18
Tag Archives: impermanence
10/22/14
Overcoming Dukkha
![Resin Buddha III (PJL 10-2014) [SAM_8860_1_2_fused]](http://trustinginbuddha.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/Resin-Buddha-III-PJL-10-2014-SAM_8860_1_2_fused.jpg)
Realising that all is impermanent and nothing whatsoever should be craved, the Buddha was able to overcome dukkha (angst, inner turmoil… etc.) by letting go experiences and opinions and thoughts of ‘self’ and ‘world’…
12/16/13
Transience
Seems to me that blogs are a rather good – albeit two-dimensional – model of existence; each post represents a momentary life experience, characterised by anicca (impermanence), dukkha (unease), anatta (not-self)…
Here are some more thoughts on transient experiences –
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