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''''Five aggregates'''', ''Five components'' or in [[Sanskrit]] ''Pañcaskandha'' or simply ''[[Skandha]]s'' are a key [[concept]] in the [[Buddhist]] [[philosophy]] of [[mind]] called ''Abhidharma''. They are the five [[psychological|psycho]]-[[physical]] aggregates (or "coming together" as in [[aggregation]]), which according to [[Buddhist philosophy]] are the basis for [[self-grasping]].
''''Five aggregates'''', Five components or in [[Sanskrit]] ''Pañcaskandha'' or simply ''[[Skandha]]s'' are a key [[concept]] in the [[Buddhist]] [[philosophy]] of [[mind]] called ''Abhidharma''. They are the five [[psychological|psycho]]-[[physical]] aggregates (or "coming together" as in [[aggregation]]), which according to [[Buddhist philosophy]] are the basis for [[self-grasping]].
They include:
They include:
# ''Rūpa:'' [[Form]] or [[Body]]
# ''Rūpa:'' [[Form]] or [[Body]]