mi khom pa brgyad

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mi khom pa brgyad

Lives led in circumstances that do not provide the freedom to practice Buddhist path, i.e., the realms of (1) the hells, (2) pretas, (3) animals, and (4) long-lived gods; (in the human realm) among (5) barbarians, (6) extremists, and (7) in places where the Buddhist teachings do not exist; and (8) without adequate faculties to understand the teachings where they do exist.

The eight unfavorable conditions for Buddhist practice, which are well known in the context of the preliminary practices ({sngon 'gro}), comprise birth among the denizens of the hells, as anguished spirits, animals, long-lived gods, frontier tribesmen beyond the pale of cilvization, those whose sense faculties are incomplete, and those who maintain wrong views. See Padmakara Translation Group (1994): 20–21.

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