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zag pa'i sgo drug
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The six gates of contamination; the six ways in which delusions increase or become stronger.\n1. {zag pa'i bdag nyid/} being a contaminated thing, such as being any of the twenty root or near delusions (see {rtsa nyon drug} and {nye nyacan nyi shu})\n2. {zag pa dang 'brel ba/} being connected to a contamination, such as the sense faculties that are immediate conditions for producing contaminated mental experiences\n3. {zag pas bcings pa/} being bound by contamination, such as the contaminated virtues within the three realms of existence\n4. {zag pa'i rjes su 'brel ba/} being possessed by contamination, such as the inability to exploit one's body, speech and mind for positive activities\n5. {zag pa'i rjes su mthun pa/} being similar to contamination, such as form, sound etc., that are physical sources of contamination\n6. {zag pa'i rgyu las byung ba/} arisen from the contaminated, the results of contamination, such as this human body.
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