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*three obscurations, if [[habitual obscurations]], an extremely subtle form of [[cognitive obscurations]], are added to the previous two
 
*three obscurations, if [[habitual obscurations]], an extremely subtle form of [[cognitive obscurations]], are added to the previous two
 
*[[four obscurations]]: if [[karmic obscurations]] are added to the previous three [[obscurations]]
 
*[[four obscurations]]: if [[karmic obscurations]] are added to the previous three [[obscurations]]
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[[obscurations]] (Skt: [[avarana]])
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Also known as obstructions; the negative imprints left on the mind by negative karma and delusion, which obscure the mind. The disturbing-thought obscurations (Tib: [[nyön-drib]]) obstruct attainment of liberation and the more subtle [[obscurations]] to knowledge (Tib: [[she-drib]]) obstruct the attainment of enlightenment.
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The sun covered by clouds, a common metaphor for buddha nature obscured by the obscurations

Obscurations (Tib. drib pa; Wyl. sgrib pa) — what hinders us from realizing our true nature.

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obscurations (Skt: avarana)

Also known as obstructions; the negative imprints left on the mind by negative karma and delusion, which obscure the mind. The disturbing-thought obscurations (Tib: nyön-drib) obstruct attainment of liberation and the more subtle obscurations to knowledge (Tib: she-drib) obstruct the attainment of enlightenment.



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