Difference between revisions of "Eight conditions that cause one to drift away from the dharma"
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| − | (1) To be greatly disturbed by the five poisonous emotions | + | (1) To be greatly disturbed by the five poisonous emotions<br> |
| − | (2) To be extremely stupid | + | (2) To be extremely stupid<br> |
| − | (3) To fall prey to evil influences | + | (3) To fall prey to evil influences <br> |
| − | (4) To be distracted by laziness | + | (4) To be distracted by laziness<br> |
| − | (5) To lead a wrong way of life | + | (5) To lead a wrong way of life<br> |
| − | (6) To be enslaved or controlled by others | + | (6) To be enslaved or controlled by others<br> |
| − | (7) To practice only for the sake of protection from dangers | + | (7) To practice only for the sake of protection from dangers<br> |
(8) To practice a mere semblance of the dharma for the sake of gain and fame. | (8) To practice a mere semblance of the dharma for the sake of gain and fame. | ||
Revision as of 06:20, 17 January 2006
(1) To be greatly disturbed by the five poisonous emotions
(2) To be extremely stupid
(3) To fall prey to evil influences
(4) To be distracted by laziness
(5) To lead a wrong way of life
(6) To be enslaved or controlled by others
(7) To practice only for the sake of protection from dangers
(8) To practice a mere semblance of the dharma for the sake of gain and fame.