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Included unwholesome [[User:DKC|DKC]] | |||
sins of overt violation of a low or religion [JV] | |||
evildoer [IW] | |||
forbidden fault [forbidden by the Buddha for renunciates, OK for householders, like eating after noon [IW] | |||
moral misdeeds [RY] | |||
== Discussion == | |||
Unwholesome actions that are forbidden by the Buddha for the fully renounced. These are actions that are not necessarily non-virtuous or harmful but often lead to non-virtuous, harmful actions. See also unwholesome ([[kha na ma tho ba]]) and inherently unwholesome ([[rang bzhin kha na ma tho ba]]). [[User:DKC|DKC]] | |||
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Revision as of 20:07, 19 July 2006
Included unwholesome DKC
sins of overt violation of a low or religion [JV]
evildoer [IW]
forbidden fault [forbidden by the Buddha for renunciates, OK for householders, like eating after noon [IW]
moral misdeeds [RY]
Discussion
Unwholesome actions that are forbidden by the Buddha for the fully renounced. These are actions that are not necessarily non-virtuous or harmful but often lead to non-virtuous, harmful actions. See also unwholesome (kha na ma tho ba) and inherently unwholesome (rang bzhin kha na ma tho ba). DKC