DooDoot wrote: ↑Sun Feb 14, 2021 11:36 pmThe above appears to have overlooked how the Buddha summarized dukkha:Its seems possibly #1 to #6 above are all types of attachment, such as thinking: "I will die" or "my dog died".saṃkhittena pañcupādānakkhandhā dukkhā
in summary, the five aggregates subject to clinging are suffering.
Oh yes, you are talking about rupa and nama, right?
This is getting deeper and deeper in details of Dukkha.
Well, I just replied the comments earlier about 2 types of Dukkha.
1. Dukkha that is the state or condition that cannot stay the same forever like aging or decaying.
2. The Dukkha from being able or unable to fulfilling Tanha. In short, whether you get what you want or not, it will eventually lead to Dukkha.
People will perceive these Dukkha through 5 aggregates. In short, through rupa and nama via 6 senses (ears, eyes, nose, tongue, body, and mind).