Study Report 22

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Pali Text:
Vedanā vedanākkhandhoti? āmantā.
Khandhā rūpakkhandhoti?
Rūpakkhandho khandhā ceva rūpakkhandho ca. Avasesā khandhā na rūpakkhandho.

Translation:
(i) Q. Is that which is called ‘feeling’ called ‘aggregate of feeling’?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that which is called ‘aggregates’ called ‘aggregate of matter’?
A. The aggregate of matter is both called ‘aggregate’ and ‘aggregate of matter’. The remainings are called ‘aggregates’, but not called ‘aggregate of matter’.

Guide:
The remaining aggregates are aggregate of feeling, aggregate of perception, aggregate of mental formation, and aggregate of consciousness.

Pali Text:
Vedanā vedanākkhandhoti? āmantā.
Khandhā saññākkhandhoti?
Saññākkhandho khandho ceva saññākkhandho ca. Avasesā khandhā na saññākkhandho.

Translation:
(ii) Q. Is that which is called ‘feeling’ called ‘aggregate of feeling’?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that which is called ‘aggregates’ called ‘aggregate of perception’?
A. The aggregate of perception is both called ‘aggregate’ and ‘aggregate of perception’. The remainings are called ‘aggregates’, but not called ‘aggregate of perception’.

Pali Text:
Vedanā vedanākkhandhoti? āmantā.
Khandhā saṅkhārakkhandhoti?
Saṅkhārakkhandho khandhoceva saṅkhārakkhandho ca. Avasesā khandhā na saṅkhārakkhandho.

Translation:
(iii) Q. Is that which is called ‘feeling’ called ‘aggregate of feeling’?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that which is called ‘aggregates’ called ‘aggregate of mental formation’?
A. The aggregate of mental formation is both called ‘aggregate’ and ‘aggregate of mental formation’. The remainings are called ‘aggregates’, but not called ‘aggregate of mental formation’.

Pali Text:
Vedanā vedanākkhandhoti? āmantā.
Khandhā viññāṇakkhandhoti?
Viññāṇakkhandho khandhoceva viññāṇakkhandho ca. Avasesā khandhā na viññāṇakkhandho.

Translation:
(iv) Q. Is that which is called ‘feeling’ called ‘aggregate of feeling’?
A. Yes.
Q. Is that which is called ‘aggregates’ called ‘aggregate of consciousness’?
A. The aggregate of consciousness is both called ‘aggregate’ and ‘aggregate of consciousness’. The remainings are called ‘aggregates’, but not called ‘aggregate of consciousness’.