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Klesha Skt. (nyon mong pa). Disturbing emotions that agitate one's mind and obscure the buddha nature.

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-'''Four Maras''' ([[bdud bzhi]]).
+'''Klesha''' Skt. ([[nyon mong pa]]). Disturbing emotions that agitate one's mind and obscure the buddha nature.
-Demonic influence that creates obstacles for practice and enlightenment. Generally, there are four maras or obstructions to practice of the Dharma: those of defilements, death, the aggregates, and the godly mara of seduction.
-"The first of the four demons is the demon of the Lord of Death, which cuts our life short. Second is the demon of the physical aggregates, which prevents the attainment of the rainbow body. Third is the demon of the disturbing emotions, the three poisons which prevent liberation from samsara. Finally there is the demon of the son of the gods, which is distraction in the meditation state and the tendency to postpone practice. Procrastination is the mara of the son of the gods, which creates obstacles for samadhi. The real demon is our conceptual thinking. Falling into conceptualization is the demon. By recognizing our mind essence, all demons are defeated; the four maras are vanquished and all obstacles are done away with. The main point is to train in that." [[Tulku Urgyen Rinpoche]]
-*[[Lord of Death Mara]], [[Godly Son Mara]], [[Klesha Mara]] and [[Skandha Mara]].
-*([[phung po'i bdud]]) ([[tshang pa ser po]]), ([[nyon mong pa'i bdud]]) ([[dbang phyug dkar po]]), ([[lha bu'i bdud]]) ([[lha dbang kham ser]]), ([['chi bdag gi bdud]]) ([[khyab 'jug nag po]])
-*the [[Four Maras in Chod practice]].
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+*[[Five poisons]]
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