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    "text": "Is it true that Buddhists believe there’s no self? \n\nThe teaching of anatta (“not-self”) is often misunderstood. The Buddha didn’t say, “There is no self”—he refused to answer that question because it pulls us into an endless debate that distracts us from the path to freedom.",
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        "title": "Is it true that Buddhists believe that there’s no such thing as “self”?",
        "description": "The idea that Buddhists don’t believe in the existence of a self stems from various interpretations of the term anatta, or \"no self.\""
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    "createdAt": "2025-04-23T13:54:47.276Z"
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