- [anuppādāya] of evil,
unskillful qualities that have not yet arisen. "[ii] ... the sake of the
abandonment [pahānāya] of evil,
unskillful qualities that have...
- [purisa-parakkamena]...."
Viriya stands for
strenuous and
sustained effort to
overcome unskillful ways (akusala dhamma), such as
indulging in sensuality, ill will and harmfulness...
-
Fires may
refer to:
Three fires (Buddhism), the
three primary causes of
unskillful action in
Buddhism Council of
Three Fires, a long-standing Anishinaabe...
-
possibilities which could bring him to death, and then turn his
thoughts to the
unskillful mental qualities he has yet to abandon. "Just as when a
person whose turban...
- Bible. The dictionary's
claimed purpose was "for the
benefit and help of
unskillful persons".
Within a few decades, many
other English dictionaries followed...
- Buddhism,
while greed and lust are
always unskillful,
desire is
ethically variable – it can be skillful,
unskillful, or neutral.
Buddhist nirvāṇa is not equivalent...
-
Second jhāna
Third jhāna
Fourth jhāna Kāma /
Akusala dhamma (sensuality /
unskillful qualities)
secluded from;
withdrawn does not
occur does not
occur does...
-
kamma is simple—that
skillful intentions lead to
favorable results, and
unskillful ones to
unfavorable results—but the
process by
which those results work...
-
metaphorical forms of Māra are given: Kleśa-māra – Māra as the
embodiment of all
unskillful emotions, such as greed, hate and delusion. Mṛtyu-māra – Māra as death...
-
relation to a
whole variety or
world of
feelings that may be
skillful or
unskillful, with
faults or faultless,
relatively inferior or refined, dark or pure...
