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Buddhism emphasizes the impermanent nature of all things, known as "anicca" (or "anitya" in Sanskrit), as one of its core teachings. This concept is integral to understanding the nature of existence and the path to enlightenment in Buddhism. Key Aspects of Impermanence (Anicca) in Buddhism Universal Change : Everything is in a Constant State of Flux : According to Buddhist teachings, all things—whether material objects, mental states, or even cosmic phenomena—are subject to change. Nothing remains static, and everything is in a continuous process of arising, existing, and passing away. Moment-to-Moment Change : This impermanence isn't just about the obvious changes over time (like aging or decay) but also the subtle, moment-to-moment changes that are happening constantly at every level of existence. Suffering (Dukkha) and Impermanence : Connection to Suffering : Impermanence is closely linked to the Buddhist concept of suffering (dukkha). Because everything is

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