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Tree marks of existance

Name the three marks of existence? Anicca, Anatta, Dukkha

Three marks of existence

What is Dukkha? Dukkha is suffering


What is anicca? Impermanence


What is anatta? Not self

Three marks of existence

Name one of the three types of Dukkha? Dukkha-dukkhata (physical and emotional pain)


Viparinama-Dukkha (things are always changing)


Samkhara-Dukkha (the idea of attachment)