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...ist concept of dependent origination is the lack of any substantial being (anatta) underlying the participants in origination, so that they have no independe ...ing mental states. Hume's [[Bundle theory]] is a very similar concept to [[anatta]].

...from reincarnation in Hinduism, however, since the Buddhist teaching of [[anatta]] (non-self) implies that there is no fixed soul that could move from one l

...d on others; it is an intrinsic [[nature]]. The non-existence of that is [[Anatta|selflessness]]''.

...antiality, lack of fixed [[identity]], the horrendous lack of certainty or anatta (the third characteristic) to which all this constant [[change]] in turn gi

...be a center of focus. Even the buddhist who seeks [[Buddhahood]] through [[anatta]] places a great deal of emphasis on their inner world. ...sha'), through the development of insight and equanimity. The doctrine of 'anatta' suggests that the perception of an unchanging and cohesive self (the 'me')

*[[anatta]], which specifies that all is without substantial [[metaphysics|metaphysic