Mental formations are one of the five parts of the mind in Buddhism. They include thoughts, emotions, and habits that shape a person's actions and experiences. Mental formations are influenced by past experiences, beliefs, and intentions, and contribute to the cycle of craving, clinging, and suffering in human existence. There are different types of mental formations, including intentional actions, emotions, perceptions, and habitual tendencies. Understanding and working with mental formations is essential for achieving liberation from suffering and enlightenment in Buddhist practice.
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