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Subcategories

This category has only the following subcategory.

S

• Samskaras

Pages in category "Mental factors"

The following 41 pages are in this category, out of 41 total.

1

• 11 Virtuous Mental Factors

2

• 20 Secondary Non-Virtuous Mental Factors

5

• 5 Determinative Mental Factors
• 51 Mental factors
• 51 Mental Factors
• 51-mental-events

6

• 6 Non-Virtuous Mental Factors

A

• A teacher I had once said that especially in regard to anger that you have to be a little bit careful to be 100 % negative, because we live in a human world and humans are equipped with this apparatus
• Actually, we wouldn’t call that anger or hatred. I mean, it appears as anger, but the real thing behind it is love, kindness, and affection for the child, to protect the child
• Akusala cetasikas
• Alertness
• Analysis
• Anyathābhāva
• Attention

C

• Changeable mental factors
• Compositional equanimity
• Compositional Factors
• Conscientiousness
• Conscientiousness – Bag-yöd
• Consideration for others

D

• Denial

E

• External Attention

F

• Firm apprehension
• Four mental factors of the hatred-group

I

• I am a bit confused about how to work with compassion towards enemies, because if emotions are not to be relied upon, why should we worry about the emotions of our enemies?
• It seems that the antidote for reactive anger of defensiveness is patience. If so, what is a good way to cope with it?

M

• Mental factors
• Mind and Mental Factors
• Mind and Mental Factors: The Fifty-one Types of Subsidiary Awareness by Alexander Berzin
• My enemies are also very intelligent. Obviously, they must have access to the same thing as my wisdom has

O

• Object-ascertaining mental factors
• Object-determining mental factors
• Omnipresent mental factors
• Other unwholesome mental factors

P

• Positive Or Negative Mental Factors

R

• Rinpoche, could you speak about the relationship between maitri and the kleshas ?

S

• Sarvatraga
• Shamelessness
• Spite

T

• The English translation of shesrab 1 1 ( ( prajññœœ ) ) by the 14t th Dalai Lama a and the list of E English words for the fifty-o one mental factors
• The Ten Mental Factors That Accompany Each Moment of Experience

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