ANATA Definition & Meaning

anata

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noun

(in Theravada Buddhism) the belief that since all things are constantly changing, there can be no such thing as a permanent, unchanging self: one of the three basic characteristics of existence Sanskrit wordanatman Compare anicca dukkha

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Origin of anata¹

Pali, literally: no self

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In a statement, the consul general of Israel to the southeast US, Anata Sultan-Dadon, said that the diplomatic mission is "saddened to learn of the self-immolation at the entrance to the office building".

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Counseling through online chats can be a challenge, because all you have are words, said Sumie Uehara, a counselor who volunteers at Anata no Ibasho.

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Ozora has begun compiling data from Anata no Ibasho for a research project.

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