What is the correct meaning of dhamma, dharma, atta, anatta?
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I am unable to understand different meanings of words dhamma, dharma, atta, anatta...
Does dhamma means as "path" or "truth" or "teaching" as in Ariyapariyesana Sutta or as "phenomenon" or as "things ? Is dhamma and dharma same?
Does atta means 'self' or 'soul' or 'ego' or 'eternal-self' or something else?
I have read anatta meaning as 'not-self', does this means as 'not-I' or 'not-me' or 'not-mine' or something else? It is because I have read it's use as different meanings...confusing.
What could be the correct translation of "Sabbe dhammā anattā."?
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Jan 14, 2020, 03:38 PM
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