How to use “everything is uncertain” as a practice (Ajahn Chah style) The deeper point underneath “Everything is uncertain” is a lay-language bridge into the Three Marks: \t•\tImpermanence (anicca): it changes \t•\tUnsatisfactoriness (dukkha): clinging to change hurts \t•\tNot-self (anattā): you can’t own or control conditions as “mine” So Ajahn Chah wasn’t saying “nothing matters.” He was teaching: Stop building your peace on things that cannot stay. Build peace on training the mind. #ajahnchah