雜阿含經 46.p2

46.p2

It was then that the Bhagavān addressed the monks, “There are five acquired aggregates. What are the five? The acquired aggregate of form … feeling … conception … volition … the acquired aggregate of consciousness. Suppose ascetics or priests are aware of their various past lives using the knowledge of past lives. That past consciousness, future consciousness, or present consciousness [that’s recollected] are all these five acquired aggregates. About that past consciousness, future consciousness, or present consciousness, [they think]: ‘Throughout my past, my form was thus, my feeling was thus, my conception was thus, my volition was thus, and my consciousness was thus.’