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three characteristics of existence
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trilakṣaṇa[tilakkhaṇa] three characteristics of existence. Impermanence (anitya) [anicca], suffering (duḥkha) [dukkha] and non-self (anātma) [anattā] are the three characteristics of existence. 

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Buddhānusmṛti - A Glossary of Buddhist Terms
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