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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The Buddhist teaching that everything changes and nothing lasts forever; also called anicca.
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Paper 3
Revise: Death and MourningBuddhist mourning practices honour someone who has died, support their bereaved family and express beliefs about death and rebirth. They also remind the living of impermanence: everything changes, and no life or body lasts forever.
Link each ritual to its significance: for example, almsgiving generates merit, while cremation reminds mourners of impermanence.
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