Five aggregates

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'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

References

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