Contemplating Uncertainty ('Anicca')
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Contemplating Uncertainty ('Anicca')

by Ajahn Dhammasiha

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Meditation
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'Anicca', normally translated as 'impermanence', also means 'not sure', 'uncertain', 'unreliable'. We may feel some temporary relief by denying the unreliable nature of conditions, but in the end, reality will always catch up with us, and then we will suffer a lot. A better approach is to acknowledge uncertainty and to contemplate it, until our insight is deep enough that it leads to dispassion and letting go. .

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Meet your Teacher

Ajahn Dhammasiha

Brisbane, Australia

Meet your Teacher

Ajahn Dhammasiha

Brisbane, Australia