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− | [[Five Turbidities]] ([[Corruptions]], [[Defilements]], [[Depravities]], [[Filths]], [[Impurities]]) | ||
− | + | : 1. the [[defilement]] of [[views]], when incorrect, perverse [[thoughts]] and [[ideas]] are predominant | |
+ | : 2. the [[defilement]] of [[passions]], when all kinds of transgressions are [[exalted]] | ||
+ | : 3. the [[defilement]] of the [[human]] [[condition]], when [[people]] are usually dissatisfied and [[unhappy]] | ||
+ | : 4. the [[defilement]] of the [[life-span]], when the [[human]] [[life-span]] as a whole {{Wiki|decreases}} | ||
+ | : 5. the [[defilement]] of the world-age, when [[war]] and natural {{Wiki|disasters}} are rife. | ||
− | + | These [[conditions]], viewed from a [[Buddhist]] angle, however, can constitute aids to [[Enlightenment]], as they may spur practitioners to more earnest [[cultivation]]. | |
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− | These [[conditions]], viewed from a [[Buddhist]] angle, however, can constitute aids to [[Enlightenment]], as they may spur practitioners to more earnest cultivation. | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:26, 22 April 2014
- Five Turbidities (Five Corruptions, Five Defilements, Five Depravities, Five Filths, Five Impurities)
- 1. the defilement of views, when incorrect, perverse thoughts and ideas are predominant
- 2. the defilement of passions, when all kinds of transgressions are exalted
- 3. the defilement of the human condition, when people are usually dissatisfied and unhappy
- 4. the defilement of the life-span, when the human life-span as a whole decreases
- 5. the defilement of the world-age, when war and natural disasters are rife.
These conditions, viewed from a Buddhist angle, however, can constitute aids to Enlightenment, as they may spur practitioners to more earnest cultivation.