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obstruction, the obscuration of emotional defilements, the veil of the disturbances, disturbance-veil, klesha obscuration, obsecurations of the kleshas [thar

form the basis of suffering in samsara. The demon of the emotions refers to the conflicting emotions, which provoke suffering. The demon of death refers

The perpetuation of these disturbing emotions is one of the main causes of samsaric existence. [RY] Don (gdon). A negative force; a type of evil spirit. [RY]

perception, karma and disturbing emotions. Ordinary reality, an endless cycle of frustration and suffering generated as the result of karma [RY] to turn around

perception, karma and disturbing emotions. Ordinary reality, an endless cycle of frustration and suffering generated as the result of karma [RY] 'khor ba'i

mongs pa la mi bsgrib pa mi srid do. It is impossible for a disturbing emotion not to be obscuring. [RY] be rare/ non-existent/ impossible, not becoming [IW]

lifespan, degeneration of the environment, degeneration of the views of beings, decline of their faculties, and increase of negative emotions.,, tshe'i rnyigs

dge ba min no All disturbing emotions present in the two upper realms are 'obscuring and indeterminate'. However, since one's stream-of-being is embraced

factors, or negative emotions (Tib. nyon mongs, Skt : (klesha) : all mental events born from ego-clinging, that disturb the mind and obscures it. The five principal

sgrib pa Obscuration. The two veils of disturbing emotions and dualistic perception that cover one's buddha nature

org/ for more upcoming features. ཉོན་མོང Klesha. Disturbing emotions that agitate one's mind and obscure the buddha nature [RY]

ཉོན་མོངས་པ་དང་ཤེས་བྱའི་སྒྲིབ་པ the veils of disturbing emotions and dualistic knowing; emotional and cognitive obscurations [RY]

have no fear of the suffering of samsara and therefore no feeling of renunciation or no weariness at all of samsara. (4) To lack the jewel of faith and therefore

oneself in the path of total remorse for, keeping distance from, relinquishing, and being free from the veils of disturbing emotions and dualistic knowing

egolessness of the self; the absence of a self in persons; selflessness of the individual, lack of self of the individual; nonexistence of the self of the individual

karmic actions and disturbing emotions. The truth of cessation is state of having relinquished both the karmas and disturbing emotions along with their effects

abandoned by means of the ten bhumis are ten types of cognitive obscuration which are not disturbing emotions, so that here, in terms of being antidotes to

co-existing with these two is 'obscuring and indeterminate'. All other root-disturbing emotions and subsidiary disturbing emotions, apart from the three above

mongs pa la mi bsgrib pa mi srid do]] It is impossible for a disturbing emotion not to be obscuring." contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore

Kunala - Grandson of Ashoka; regarded as founder of kingdom of Khotan [RY] Kunala - Grandson of Asoka; regarded as founder of kingdom of Khotan. [Tarthang]