Difference between revisions of "Six sense objects"

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       Eye and Vision
       Ear and Hearing
       Nose and Olfaction
       Tongue and Taste
       Skin and Touch
       Mind and Thought

That is, in Buddhism, the sixth "internal" and "external" sense bases are: mind (Skt., manas; Pali, mano); and, thought (along with memory and emotion) (Skt., dharma; Pali, dhamma).

   "With Name and Form as condition, Sense Gates arise".

Ṣaḍāyatana is also the prevailing condition for the next condition in the chain, Contact (Sparśa).

   "With|Sense Gates as condition, Contact arises".

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+[[Ṣaḍāyatan]]a ([[Sanskrit]]) or [[saḷāyatana]] ([[Pāli]]) means the [[six sense bases]] ([[Pāli]], Skt.: [[āyatana]]), that is, the [[sense organs and their objects]].  These are:
+        [[Eye]] and [[Vision]]
+        [[Ear]] and [[Hearing]]
+        [[Nose]] and [[Olfaction]]
+        [[Tongue]] and [[Taste]]
+        [[Skin]] and [[Touch]]
+        [[Mind]] and [[Though]]t
+That is, in [[Buddhism]], the sixth "internal" and "external" [[sense bases]] are: [[mind]] (Skt., [[manas]]; [[Pali]], [[mano]]); and, [[thought]] (along with [[memory]] and [[emotion]]) (Skt., [[dharma]]; [[Pali]], [[dhamma]]).
+Related [[Buddhist]] [[Wikipedia:concept|concepts]]
+[[Ṣaḍāyatana]] is the fifth link in the [[Twelve Nidānas]] of [[Pratitya-Samutpada]] ([[Dependent Origination]]) and thus likewise in the fifth position on the [[Bhavacakra]] ([[Wheel of Becoming]]). [[Ṣaḍāyatana]] ([[Sense Gates]]) is dependent on [[Nāmarūpa]] ([[Name]] and [[Form]]) as [[condition]] before it can [[exist]].
+    "With [[Name]] and [[Form]] as [[condition]], [[Sense Gates]] arise".
+[[Ṣaḍāyatana]] is also the prevailing [[condition]] for the next [[condition]] in the chain, [[Contact]] ([[Sparśa]]).
+    "With|Sense Gates as [[condition]], [[Contact]] arises".