Forms of physical phenomena

Nonstatic phenomena that can either (1) transform into another form of physical phenomenon when two or more of them come into contact with each other, such as water and earth which can transform into mud, or (2) be known as what they are by analyzing their directional parts, such as the sight of a vase seen in a dream. Forms of physical phenomena include the nonstatic phenomena of forms and eye sensors, sounds and ear sensors, smells and nose sensors, tastes and tongue sensors, physical sensations and body sensors, and forms of physical phenomena included only among cognitive stimulators that are all phenomena. Equivalent to the aggregate of forms of physical phenomena.

Tibetan: གཟུགས། gzugs

Sanskrit: rūpa

Pali: rūpa

J. Hopkins: Form

Other languages

Deutsch: Formen physischer Phänomene

Español: Formas de fenómenos físicos

Français: Formes de phénomènes physiques

Italiano: Forme di fenomeni fisici

Русский: Формы физических явлений

Composite form

Devoid form

Form realm

Forms of physical phenomena arising from meditative power

Forms of physical phenomena derived from what have been amassed together

Forms of physical phenomena having the functional nature of mind

Forms of physical phenomena included (only) among the cognitive stimulators that are (all) phenomena

Forms of physical phenomena that are open spaces

Forms of physical phenomena that are totally imaginary

Forms of physical phenomena that can become objects of experience of the eyes

Forms of physical phenomenon arising from taking them on

Grouped form

Link of nameable mental faculties with or without gross form

Nameable mental faculties with or without gross form

Nonrevealing form

Revealing form

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The Aggregate of Forms of Physical Phenomena