Identity and Experience: The Constitution of the Human Being According to Early Buddhism |
Contents
The Rūpakkhandha I | 1 |
The Vedanakhandha | 42 |
The Saññākhandha | 53 |
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Abhidhamma abstract according activity analysis anattā Anguttara Nikāya apperception arising arūpa āsavas associated awareness ayam āyatanas bhikkhave bhikkhu Brahmanical Buddha Buddha's teaching Buddhaghosa Buddhist cessation citta cognitive process commentary conception condition consciousness context corresponding defined dependently originated described dhammā Dhammapada dhātu doctrine dukkha example experience external faculties feeling five khandhas function hoti human ignorance impermanence indicate individual interpretation jhāna Johansson karma kāya Khandha Samyutta khandhas liberating insight literally means loka manas manasā manodhātu manomaya meditation mental metaphor mind mind-made body nāma nāmarūpa one's ontological Pali canon paññā passage paticcasamuppāda formula phassa phenomena physical Reat rebirth referred Rhys Davids rūpa rūpadhātu rūpakkhandha rūpam samkhāra samkhārakkhandha samsāra samsāric existence Samyutta Nikāya saññā Sāriputta sense objects sense organs sensory subtle suggest Sutta Pitaka term texts Theravāda things thinking thought translation understanding understood upādā rūpa Upaniṣads uppajjati vedanā vijānāti viññāņa Visuddhimagga volitions