Doctrine of Soul vs Vipassanā

Doctrine of the soul in three terms

nicca, sukkha, attā

The permanent, happiness and self-nature of all formations,

The Doctrine of Vipassanā in three terms

Anicca, dukkha, anattā

The impermanent, suffering and non-self nature of all formations,

Sabbe saṅkhārā annica

All formations impermanent

Sabbe saṅkhārā dukkha

All formations suffering

Sabbe dhamma anattā

All dhamma non-self

In Dighā Nikāya chapter one, the Brahmajāla Sutta

All sixty-two wrong views on self/soul

All types of self/soul and none beyond

But why Vipassanaā and not soul?

The main characteristics of the Buddhas of the past or future, mainly Vipassanā

The Buddha with the doctrine of Vipassanā firm on the path to the cessation of suffering of all

The suffering and cessation of suffering

On the other hand, the soul, mainly about sukkha, the happiness

Soul, just about celebrations and enjoyment

Path ignorance rather than path wisdom of Vipassanā

Vipassanā, the real nature of phenomena

Soul instead, delusion and unreal,

In delusion, no wrong and no right