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In the deluded state we experience thoughts which are obscure. This means that we take what is right as being wrong, and what is inherently wrong as being right. | In the deluded state we experience thoughts which are obscure. This means that we take what is right as being wrong, and what is inherently wrong as being right. | ||
| − | Confusion reigns supreme. Sometimes this state is referred to as "upside-down living, with distorted views of reality. [RWB | + | Confusion reigns supreme. Sometimes this state is referred to as "upside-down living, with distorted views of reality. [RWB] |
Revision as of 00:27, 16 January 2006
In the deluded state we experience thoughts which are obscure. This means that we take what is right as being wrong, and what is inherently wrong as being right. Confusion reigns supreme. Sometimes this state is referred to as "upside-down living, with distorted views of reality. [RWB]