Recognition seems to indicate selective retention and forgetting of certain elements of experience.
"I always say don't discard the past completely because you have to bring with you the most valuable elements of experience, to be sort of like a flashlight.
Then, rather audaciously, he sought to explain exactly how our minds work, illustrating his theory with elaborate geometric diagrams ("The Constituent Elements of Experience as Personality, Territory, and Process") that seemed to have been created for the purpose of torturing undergraduates.
Their realism leads the mainstream neutral monists to construe the given elements of experience as mind-independent entities.
One of the essential elements of experience is the ability to reflect on one's actions and thoughts.
And it construes these given elements of experience as real and mind-independent in keeping with its anti-idealist or realist bias.
For their part, the Sautrāntika accept neither causation at a distance nor the existence of constitutive elements of experience in all three temporal dimensions.
The finding bolsters an emerging theory that the role of the hippocampus in memory is to relate different elements of experience.
Thus, discussions about the ontological status of the various elements of experience in the early Abhidharma traditions were already framed by the distinction between things that existed substantively (dravyasat) versus those that had only nominal or conventional existence (prajñaptisat).
Indeed, consciousness is not merely a faculty for discerning and sorting through the constitutive elements of experience, but itself an event in a series of interdependent causes and conditions.
Five elements of experience were identified, including (a) freedom and self-expression, (b) designed for disability (c) flexible and responsive care environment, (d) establishing relationships and (e) defining spaces.
