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Aničča

Aničča (pálí), anitja (sanskrt), mi rtag pa (tibetsky), 無常 (čínsky: wú-čcháng; japonsky: mudžó), znamená pomíjivost, nestálost. Podle buddhismu se jedná o jednu ze tří základních charakteristik veškeré existence (kromě nirvány, která jako jediná není ničím podmíněná, a proto je trvalá). Ostatní dvě jsou strastiplnost (dukkha) a neindividuálnost (anattá)…

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PálíSanskrtTibetskyČínskyJaponsky
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Aničča

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Edges16
Triples0
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
Components1

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jsou vše buddhismu není nirvány ulpívání touha pomíjivost neustále tom mysl podrobeno změně příčinou utrpení všechny věci to lidské vědomí

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