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[[Sense awareness]] All [[minds]] are included within [[sense awareness]] and [[mental awareness]]. The [[definition]] of [[sense awareness]] is an [[awareness]] that is developed in [[dependence]] upon its uncommon [[dominant condition]], a [[sense]] power possessing [[form]]. There are five types of [[sense awareness]]: [[eye awareness]], [[ear awareness]], [[nose awareness]], [[tongue awareness]], and [[body awareness]].
 
[[Sense awareness]] All [[minds]] are included within [[sense awareness]] and [[mental awareness]]. The [[definition]] of [[sense awareness]] is an [[awareness]] that is developed in [[dependence]] upon its uncommon [[dominant condition]], a [[sense]] power possessing [[form]]. There are five types of [[sense awareness]]: [[eye awareness]], [[ear awareness]], [[nose awareness]], [[tongue awareness]], and [[body awareness]].
 
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[http://kadampa.org/en/reference/glossary-of-buddhist-terms-p-t kadampa.org]
 
[http://kadampa.org/en/reference/glossary-of-buddhist-terms-p-t kadampa.org]
 
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Sense awareness All minds are included within sense awareness and mental awareness. The definition of sense awareness is an awareness that is developed in dependence upon its uncommon dominant condition, a sense power possessing form. There are five types of sense awareness: eye awareness, ear awareness, nose awareness, tongue awareness, and body awareness.

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