Concept Of Interdependence

 In Buddhism, interdependence is the idea that all things exist in relation to other things and nothing arises or exists Interdependently.Everything is interconnected and comes into being due to causes and conditions.For example,a tree depends on sunlight,water,soil and air to grow.It cannot exist without these conditions,just as they,too,are reliant on other elements to function.similarly,human emotions like happiness or suffering arise due to various internal and external factors,such as experiences,thoughts,and the environment.This Interdependence illustrates the lack of a fixed, independent self in all phenomena,a central concept in Buddhism that encourages compassion and mindfulness of how one's action affect others.