August 16, 2024 at 11:22 am
#51421
Participant
“Anicca signifies the discrepancy between the natural law and our distorted expectation that things will unfold as we desire.”
This is an interesting point. If I were to understand it correctly, if we see a puddle of water evaporate, that is not anicca to us because we do not cling on to it, but it is also true that the puddle of water cannot stay like that permanently.
Therefore when the Buddha says rupa/ vedana/ sanna/ sankhara/ vinnana is anicca, he is only referring to those of pancauppadanakhanda. Would you say so?