Sankhara
Sankhara (Pāli; cf. Skt., saṃskāra). In Buddhism, the fourth of the skandhas/khandhas, the aggregations which constitute human appearance. Sankharas are the constructing initiatives and activities, which set life forward and give individual character to a life.
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