- In Buddhism,
āyatana (Pāli; Sanskrit: आयतन) is a "center of experience" or "mental home,"
which create one's experience. The term saḷāyatana (Pāli; Skt...
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started working on the
successor of Unity7, UnityX. It was part of the
Ayatana project, an
initiative with the
stated intention of
improving the user...
- shrines. The
origin of the name are the
Sanskrit words pancha (five) and
ayatana (containing),
referring to a "five-shrined" layout. Generally,
Hindu temples...
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moral value,
positive or negative, from the
intention behind them". The
āyatana (six
sense bases) and the five
skandhas (aggregates)
describe how sensory...
- evenmindedness,
equanimity (upekkha) Four are
formless states (four arūpa-
āyatana):
infinite space (Pāḷi ākāsānañcāyatana, Skt. ākāśānantyāyatana) infinite...
- jhāna-scheme are four
meditative states referred to in the
early texts as arūpa-
āyatanas.
These are also
referred to in
commentarial literature as arūpa-jhānas...
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contextualizes kilesa vis-à-vis the six
internal and
external "sense bases" (
ayatana) and
their mental concomitants (the six
classes of consciousness, contact...
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related but
different contexts: (1) as a
derivative of the
sense bases (
āyatana), part of the
experientially exhaustive "All" (sabba); (2) as one of the...
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taught just the
first six vijñānas, each
corresponding to a
sense base (
ayatana) and
having their own
sense objects (sounds etc). Five are
based on the...
- plus the
three physical faculties (femininity,
masculinity and vitality).
Ayatana (sense base)
Bodhi (awakening, enlightenment)
Bodhipakkhiyadhamma (37 enlightenment...
