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Keywords: khandha, sanskrit, perception, buddhist, consciousness

see khandha.

dharma.ncf.ca

a constituent of personality and it also means accumulation in the sense that we constantly accumulate good and bad in our mind

buddhanet.net

(Sanskrit; Pali, khandha, "group"). The five aggregates that make up human appearance: material composition; sensations; perceptions; mental formations; and consciousness. These are impermanent, constantly changing, and do not constitute a "self." See Buddhist Beliefs About Human Nature.

religionfacts.com

(Sanskrit) "aggregate," one of the five constituents of the construct called "personality."

buddhanet.net

the five aggregates, constituting what is generally known as the personality: form sensation perception mental formations conciousness

io.com

(Skt.): See AGGREGATE.

buddhism.kalachakranet.org

The five psychophysical constituents that make up a sentient being: form, feeling, discriminative awareness, conditioning (compositional) factors and consciousness.

lamayeshe.com

( Skt. / Tib. phung po): Literally, “aggregate” or “heap." The collection or aggregates that form the notion of "self " are form, feeling, perception, formation and consciousness.

bodhipath-west.org

The five skandhas (Sanskrit: à¤¸à¥à¤•à¤¾à¤¨à¥à¤§à¤¾à¤¸) or khandhas (PÄli: à¤–à¤¾à¤¨à¥à¤§à¤¾à¤¸) are the five "aggregates" which categorize or constitute all individual experience according to Buddhist phenomenology. An important corollary in Buddhism is that a "person" is made up of these five aggregates, beyond which there is no "self".

en.wikipedia.org

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