But just why is everything impermanent and in constant change? The answer has to do with what might be called the flip-side of anicca: pratityasamutpada, or, technically, “interdependent origination.” More simply: everything changes because everything is interrelated. Everything comes into being and continues in being through and with something else. Nothing, Buddha came to see, has its own existence. In fact, when he wanted to describe the human self, or the self/identity of anything, the term he used was anatta, which means literally no-self… We are not “selves” in the sense of individual, separate, independent “things.” Rather, we are constantly changing because we are constantly interrelating (or being interrelated).”
Paul F. Knitter,
Without Buddha I Could Not Be A Christian
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иными словами: нет ничего что бы было "мной". точнее мной является всё.
вот простой пример: тропа.
тропы нет если нет соседей которые ходят друг другу в гости.
любая вещь - пузырь пустоты в океане взаимоотношений, которые и формируют его форму.
