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    What arises and passes away entirely as a result of other... — Carmelics
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    Supports→Consciousness is not a distinct, self-standing phenomenon.

    What arises and passes away entirely as a result of other factors lacks independent existence as a distinct phenomenon.

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    Thus, the Nikāyas do not offer a comprehensive picture of consciousness as a distinct phenomenon, but only as something that arises and passes away as a result of the activity of all the other psycho-physical elements. Its characteristic aspect is determined by the sensory system with which it happens to be associated. Thus, the distinctive aspect of visual consciousness is determined by the makeup of the visual sense and not by any intrinsic properties of its own.

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