1. ANATTA
There is no self in Buddhism. We are just an ever-changing combination of the 5 Skandhas (sanskrit); upadana khandha (pali).
These are:-
1. Body – rupa
2. Sensation – vedana
3. Perception – sanna
4. Mental phenomena – sankhara
5. Consciousness - vinnana

2. ANATTA
Body – The physical frame of us comprising the 4 great elements:-
Solidity
Fluidity
Heat
Motion

3. ANATTA Sensations – These can be picked up in six ways:- Eye – visible
Ear – sounds
Nose – odour
Tongue – taste
Body – tangible objects
Mind – thoughts and ideas

4. ANATTA
Perceptions – when we pick up these sensations, we recognise whether objects are physical or mental
These then produce reactions in us

5. ANATTA
Mental phenomena – sometimes called ‘formations by Buddhists mean that all volitional acts, both good and bad, result in Kamma (Karma)
These might include our notions, longings, ideals and moods
In Buddhism, it is said there are 52 mental activities all producing Kamma

6. ANATTA
Consciousness – This is the accumulative element which collects the mental formations and is influenced or created by them.
This is the main connecting link to Rebirth