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**rNr5Di3S** · 06-22-2012, 03:14 PM

(2) the word 'dukkha' in the Three Characteristics means 'unsatisfactoriness' (as in impermanent, unsatisfactory & not-self)

those in Nibbana do not have any dukkka#1 within but constantly experience dukkha#2 (which is the cause of their liberation)

Please correct me if i am wrong, but the three marks of existance according to Mahayana school does not include "unstatisfactoriness". You said that seeing the second type of Dukka is the cause of liberation, so is it safe to conclude that all those who follow Mahayana Buddhism can never get liberated?!

06-22-2012, 03:14 PM	#31
rNr5Di3S Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 510 Senior Member	(2) the word 'dukkha' in the Three Characteristics means 'unsatisfactoriness' (as in impermanent, unsatisfactory & not-self) those in Nibbana do not have any dukkka#1 within but constantly experience dukkha#2 (which is the cause of their liberation) Please correct me if i am wrong, but the three marks of existance according to Mahayana school does not include "unstatisfactoriness". You said that seeing the second type of Dukka is the cause of liberation, so is it safe to conclude that all those who follow Mahayana Buddhism can never get liberated?!
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