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A question for my fellow Buddhists?
can impermanence in and of itself be impermanent?
New Athiest
No. Belief is a form of grasping. I'm talking about impermanence. I invite you to try again. :D
ha ha NA you're funny. I mean that seriously.
But you're still not understanding the question. try again.
4 Answers
- mark sLv 51 decade agoFavorite Answer
yes even impermanence is impermanent, as is everything.
take this example :
form is emptiness, emptiness is form
form is not without emptiness, emptiness is not without form.
nothing exists on its own, all phenmenon arises from its causes,so using this as a base for the equation, you can plainly see that everything, no matter what is impermanent.
even the dharma is impermanent.
- 1 decade ago
I Guess You Didn't "grasp" what I was trying to point out. So here's another way...
"All formations are impermanent"
Source(s): Atheist - Anonymous1 decade ago
I think that's just wordplay. The word impermanence probably isn't sufficient to contain what it implies.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Everything is. And as such it is a part of everything and therefore abides by it's own rules. Impermanence itself is always in flux, but it will always exist.