The Buddha's Teaching and the Ambiguity of Existence |
Contents
Immediate and Reflexive Experience | 45 |
The FiveHoldingAggregates | 69 |
Nameandmatter and Consciousness | 106 |
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action actually ageing aggregates answer appearance arahat arising avijjā aware bases become belief bhikkhave birth body born Buddha Buddha's Teaching called ceasing cessation Chapter comes conceiving concerning condition consciousness considered continuous course craving death dependent described desire determinations Dhamma dukkha eternal existence extinction fact feeling five five-holding-aggregates follows formulation four noble truths fundamental further future give given holding hoti immediate experience impermanent important indicated individual intention involved kamma knowledge lead lives Majjhimanikāya manifest matter means mental mind modes monks mysticism nature necessary nescience not-self notion object Pali particular past path perceived perception permanent person pleasant pleasure position possible present problem puthujjana question reason referred reflexive experience regarding remains Samyuttanikāya sankhārā seen sense simply standing structure suffering Sutta taken taking things thinking thought understanding unpleasant unpleasure whilst wrong