Do I exist? Who am I? A Buddhist answer in the concept of No-Self (Anattā, Pali. Anātman, Sanskrit).

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Mendis, N. K. G. (2007) The Questions of King Milinda: An Abridgement of the Milindapañha, Buddhist Publication Society.

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00:00 Introduction: Do we exist?

02:03 The persistence of the perception of self

04:05 Is our identity an illusion?

05:52 The role of language

09:05 The illusion of separation

10:05 Summary

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