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| − | [[File:472222495.jpg|thumb|250px|]] | + | #REDIRECT [[Ahirika -anottappa]] |
| − | 'lack of [[Moral]] shame and dread',
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| − | are two of the 4 unwholesome factors associated with all karmically unwholesome states of [[Consciousness]], the two others being restlessness ([[Uddhacca]]) and [[Delusion]] ([[Moha]]). Cf. Tab. II.
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| − | "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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Latest revision as of 16:47, 28 July 2013
