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Sumano Tong gives a detailed survey intending to uncover three key characteristics in the everyday objects and situations around us: impermanence, suffering, and selflessness. Failure to recognise these three characteristics is what is identified by the Buddha as the major cause of human suffering. Sumano Tong's short 'exercise in wise reflection' should help readers appreciate the humble, practical truth of the Buddha's ancient wisdom.
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Sumano Tong, is a Buddhist of Chinese descent born and living in Singapore. He learned Buddhism from the late Mr. T.A. Simon and the late Ven. Nārada Mahāthera.
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