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| − | [[ahirika -anottappa]]: '[[lack of moral shame and dread]]', are two of the 4 unwholesome factors associated with all [[kammically]] unwholesome states of [[consciousness]], the two others being [[restlessness]] ([[uddhacca]]) and [[delusion]] ([[moha]]). Cf. Tab. II. | + | [[ahirika -anottappa]]: '[[lack of moral shame and dread]]', are two of the 4 [[unwholesome]] factors associated with all [[kammically]] [[unwholesome]] states of [[consciousness]], the two others being [[restlessness]] ([[uddhacca]]) and [[delusion]] ([[moha]]). Cf. Tab. II. |
| − | "There are two sinister things, namely, lack of [[moral]] shame and dread, etc." (A. II, 6). "Not to be ashamed of what one should be ashamed of; not to be ashamed of [[evil]], unwholesome things: this is called lack of [[moral]] shame" (Pug. 59). "Not to dread what one should dread ... this is called lack of moral dread (Pug. 60). | + | "There are two sinister things, namely, lack of [[moral]] [[shame]] and dread, etc." (A. II, 6). "Not to be ashamed of what one should be ashamed of; not to be ashamed of [[evil]], [[unwholesome]] things: this is called lack of [[moral]] [[shame]]" (Pug. 59). "Not to dread what one should dread ... this is called lack of [[moral]] dread (Pug. 60). |
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ahirika -anottappa: 'lack of moral shame and dread', are two of the 4 unwholesome factors associated with all kammically unwholesome states of consciousness, the two others being restlessness (uddhacca) and delusion (moha). Cf. Tab. II.
"There are two sinister things, namely, lack of moral shame and dread, etc." (A. II, 6). "Not to be ashamed of what one should be ashamed of; not to be ashamed of evil, unwholesome things: this is called lack of moral shame" (Pug. 59). "Not to dread what one should dread ... this is called lack of moral dread (Pug. 60).
