The Buddha's Doctrine of Anattā

abandoned accepts according Achan actually anattā arise asankhatadhamma ascetics asked astral body ātman attā attachment attained become Bhikkhu Brahma Buddha Buddha's saying Buddha's view Buddhadāsa Buddhist philosophy Buddhist view called causes and contributory causes and factors ceases cessation of sufferings Chaiya Chapter XVIII characteristic Chulalongkorn University Citta coarse completely concept consciousness consider contributory factors deeds defilements denies everything dhamma disappeared elements eliminated entity essence example exist explained extinction feeling genuine ghee grasp Hinayana Hindu philosophy Hinduism hold Jainism jhāna kamma kind later liberated Mahayanist matter means mendicant mentioned merit mind-element created moksha namely nature never nibbāna one's Pali Canon paramātman perceive person physical body Poṭṭhapāda practice principle of Buddhism purified reborn regarded religion saññā scholars sciousness sects self's own refuge sins soul taught teach teachers things three modes truth unconditioned understand Upanishad Vedanta Verse view of not-self viewpoints worldly wrong views