ing that he usually applies to the five aggregates (see SN 22:59) and to apply it to the framework of the six sense media as given in SN 35:28. This phrase, however, is the one point where this sutta deviates from that framework. The corresponding phrase in SN 35:28 focuses exclusively on feelings. The passage here—vedanṅgataṃ, saā±ā±ṅgataṃ, saṃkhṅrṅgataṃ, viā±ā±ṅṃagataṃ—focuses on all four mental aggregates. For another example of translating –gataṃ as "mode," see the phrase "mode of perception" (saā±ā±ṅgataṃ) in MN 121. For another example of a teaching that combines the two frameworks of five aggregates and six sense media, see MN 28. See also: MN 61; MN 62; Thag 4:8 - --> - - - -