无我 (無我) wúwǒ

  1. wúwǒ noun non-self
    Domain: Literary Chinese 文言文
    Notes: Especially in Buddhism (CC-CEDICT '無我'; Guoyu '無我')
  2. wúwǒ noun non-self; anātman; anattā
    Domain: Buddhism 佛教
    Notes: Sanskrit equivalent: anātman, Pali: anattā, or Sanskrit niṣpudgala, Japanese: muga; Tibetan: bdag med. Anātman is the concept that there is no independent and enduring self, in contrast to 我 ātman 'self' that there is a controller of the mind and body that passes between lifetimes. It is the third of the 三法印 trilakṣaṇa 'three marks of existence' (BL 'anātman', p. 42-43; Eitel, p. 12; FGDB '無我'; Powers 2007, p. 71; Tzu Chuang 2012, p. 218).

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