user11541: All phenomenon are nonself then who achieves the Nirvana?

user111: Your question is invalid. If all phenomena are non-self you cannot ask "what self achieves the phenomenon called Nibbana".
Prince Siddharta attained  Nibbana and became the Buddha. But that is a statement in conventional reality. When you say "all phenomena are non-self", it is a statement in ultimate reality. Do not  try to mix up the 2 paradigms. Either you speak in ultimate reality or conventional reality. Pick one at a time.

11541: <p>All phenomenon are nonself then who achieves the Nirvana?</p>
 111: <p>Your question is invalid. If all phenomena are non-self you cannot ask "what self achieves the phenomenon called Nibbana".</p>

<p>Prince Siddharta attained  Nibbana and became the Buddha. But that is a statement in conventional reality. When you say "all phenomena are non-self", it is a statement in ultimate reality. Do not  try to mix up the 2 paradigms. Either you speak in ultimate reality or conventional reality. Pick one at a time.</p>
