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The '''Twenty views of transitory collection” are as follow.
The '''twenty [[view of the transitory collection|views of the transitory collection]]''' are as follows:


There are [[five aggregates]]: the aggregates of form, sensation, perception, formation and consciousness. For the first, form, there are four possible wrong [[view of transitory collection|views of transitory collection]]:  
There are [[five aggregates]]: the aggregates of  
*[[form]],  
*[[sensation]],  
*[[perception]],  
*[[formations]] and  
*[[consciousness]].  
 
For the first, form, there are four possible wrong [[view of transitory collection|views of transitory collection]]:  
# that form is the self
# that form is the self
# that form and self possess one another
# that form and self possess one another
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# that the self is in the form
# that the self is in the form


When these four are associated with each of the aggregates there are twenty views of transitory collection.
When these four are associated with each of the aggregates there are twenty views of the transitory collection.


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Latest revision as of 12:53, 21 June 2016

The twenty views of the transitory collection are as follows:

There are five aggregates: the aggregates of

For the first, form, there are four possible wrong views of transitory collection:

  1. that form is the self
  2. that form and self possess one another
  3. that form is in the self
  4. that the self is in the form

When these four are associated with each of the aggregates there are twenty views of the transitory collection.