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Revision as of 15:39, January 8, 2015
'Five aggregates' or 'Skandhas' are a key concept in the Buddhist philosophy of mind.
They include:
- Rupa: Form or Body
- Vedana: Feelings, Sensations
- Samjna: Cognition, Thinking, Mentation
- Samskara: Habits, Impulses, Mental formations, Compositional factors
- Vignana: Consciousness
See Also
- Buddhism
- Seven tissues, Five senses, Five sense consciousnesses, Five sense objects of Buddhist and Hindu philosophy of mind
- Dharma
- Dependent origination
- Refuge in Three Jewels of Buddha, Dharma, Sangha
- Five Precepts
- Ten Perfections