Anātma-vada (or Anatta in Pali) means "no- self" or "non-soul". It is a fundamental doctrine of Buddhism which denies the existence of a permanent, unchanging, independent self or soul (Atman) that exists independently of the physical and mental aggregates (Skandhas).
Anātma-vada (no-self) is the doctrine of
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