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| − | [[Law of Causal Condition]]; the fundamental [[doctrine]] of [[Buddhism]] that all [[phenomena]] in the [[universe]] are produced by [[causation]]. Since all [[phenomena]] result from the complicated [[causes]] and effects, all [[existing]] things in the [[universe]] are inter-dependent, i.e., [[no self]] [[nature]] or [[existence]] on its own. Moreover, all [[phenomena]] and things are [[impermanent]] (i.e. changing constantly). It was to this law that [[Shakyamuni]] was [[awakened]] when he [[attained]] [[enlightenment]]. | + | [[Law of Causal Condition]]; the fundamental [[doctrine]] of [[Buddhism]] that all [[phenomena]] in the [[universe]] are produced by [[causation]]. Since all [[phenomena]] result from the complicated [[causes]] and effects, all [[existing]] things in the [[universe]] are inter-dependent, i.e., [[no self]] [[nature]] or [[existence]] on its [[own]]. Moreover, all [[phenomena]] and things are [[impermanent]] (i.e. changing constantly). It was to this law that [[Shakyamuni]] was [[awakened]] when he [[attained]] [[enlightenment]]. |
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Latest revision as of 04:33, 22 January 2015
Law of Causal Condition; the fundamental doctrine of Buddhism that all phenomena in the universe are produced by causation. Since all phenomena result from the complicated causes and effects, all existing things in the universe are inter-dependent, i.e., no self nature or existence on its own. Moreover, all phenomena and things are impermanent (i.e. changing constantly). It was to this law that Shakyamuni was awakened when he attained enlightenment.
