Eye of his omniscience arose simultaneously with his awakening to Buddhahood. Itâs hardly likely, though, that Jatukaṃṃin would have this idea in mind when speaking to the Buddha for the first time. More likely, he might be alluding to the idea that the Buddha is able to see things, and to understand them for what they are, the moment they arise. 2. According to Nd II, ), # Right single quote ('â', beforeâ stands for defilements related to the past, ), # Right single quote ('â', afterâ for defilements related to the future, and ), # Right single quote ('â', in betweenâ for the five aggregates—form, feeling, perception, thought-fabrications, sensory consciousness—in the present. - --> - - - -