B "Impermanence (Anitya) Impermanence refers to the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of life. Nothing is permanent in this world except for change. Processes such as formation, development, and decay continue at all times; there is simply no pause or rewind in life. In nature, this can be exemplified by rivers which flow relentlessly and plants which grow as each day passes. Time, in itself, is one of the greatest examples of impermanence. Unstoppable phenomena aren’t the only manifestations of impermanence in this world, for there is also impermanence in relativity as shown by the lack of an “absolute” good or evil.

"Impermanence (Anitya) Impermanence refers to the dynamic and ever-evolving nature of life. Nothing is permanent in this world except for change. Processes such as formation, development, and decay continue at all times; there is simply no pause or rewind in life. In nature, this can be exemplified by rivers which flow relentlessly and plants which grow as each day passes. Time, in itself, is one of the greatest examples of impermanence. Unstoppable phenomena aren’t the only manifestations of impermanence in this world, for there is also impermanence in relativity as shown by the lack of an “absolute” good or evil.