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All matters are formed and are composed by four [[conditioned]] [[causes]] :
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Revision as of 08:29, 28 March 2014

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Four Elements

All matters are formed and are composed by four conditioned causes :

(1) earth, which is characterized by solidity and durability;
(2) water, which is characterized by liquid/fluid and moisture;
(3) fire, which is characterized by energy and warmth;
(4) wind, which is characterized by gas/air movement.


Source

www.ymba.org