/lit/ - Literature

>>5748784

god doesn't "exist" in "someway"

god is the condition for the possibility of "existence" itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zMf_8hkCdc

>>5719529
>. You could argue that, since we don't know the entire Universe, there could be something permanent somewhere

It could be right here in front of us, or inside us, we don't know since we don't live very long and our minds have boundaries.

The idea that everything is impermanent is dubious.

> If you cannot see that dissatisfaction is the only reason

dissatisfaction comes and goes, but it really is a matter of point of view.

> anatta, how can you say it's permanent...if nothing that composes you are permanent?

we can't know what is permanent or impermanent, we aren't privileged to such Cosmic knowledge. And we can't really see what lies past appearances anyway.

Buddha is getting ahead of himself imo.