Sparśa

Sparśa (Sanskrit; Faded: Phassa; Japanese: soku), the contact , is studied in the Bouddhisme like the meeting of three Dhatu, elements: for example sight, the eye and the light.

• In the conditioned Coproduction, sparśa is conditioned by the sensory bases, Sadayatana, and conditions in its turn the feeling, Vedana. But the sensory bases are not the only cause of sparśa.

• the contact is one of the factors which, joined together, are called spirit: to see Namarupa.

References

• Nyanatiloka, Vocabulary fade-French of the Buddhist terms , Adyar

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