*29 The essence of existence. Tibetan Buddhism considers everything to be composed of five aggregates: name, form, existence, consciousness and bliss (in Sanskrit: aakyhaa, rupa, sat, chit, ananda). Name and form (aakhyaa, rupa) belong to the "explicate order" and existence, consciousness, bliss (sat, chit, ananda) belong as immeasurable and undetectable senses to the implicate order*37 (see Attentiveness archetype).
