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nga rgyal bdun
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[sapta māna]/ The seven kinds of pride; the seven prides.\n1. {nga rgyal/} [māna]/ pride, a feeling of arrogance or superiority; one of the six root delusions (see {rtsa nyon drug}).\n2. {che ba'i nga rgyal/} [mahāmāna]/ exalted pride, the feeling of superiority amongst the equals.\n3. {nga rgyal las kyang nga rgyal/} [mānātimāna]/\nexaggerated pride, a puffed-up feeling that you are higher than the extremely high\n4. {nga'o snyam pa'i nga rgyal/} [asmimātia]/ egotistic pride, a feeling that you are the oniy one who can do some specific thing correctly; more philosophically, the pride that mistakeniy appropriates any of the five aggregates as the 'I'.\n5. {mngon pa'i nga rgyal/} [abhimāna]/ presumptuous pride, a feeling that you have realized something, or that you know something, when actually you do not.\n6. {cung zad snyam pa'i nga rgyal/} [ūnamāna]/ modest pride, a feeling that though you may be equal with your friends you are a little better than them.\n7. {log pa'i nga rgyal/} [mithyāmāna]/ perverted pride, a feeling of pride in your unwholesome habits and qualities.
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