84000 Glossary of Terms
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ཏྲི་དོ་ཥ། | Glossary of Terms
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ཏྲི་དོ་ཥ།
- དུག་གསུམ།
- tri do Sha
- dug gsum
- tridoṣa
- triviṣa
- Term
Publications: 5
Translation by Gyurme Dorje
- three poisons
- དུག་གསུམ།
- dug gsum
- triviṣa
A collective name for desire, hatred, and delusion.
Translation by Timothy Hinkle · Ryan Damron · Dr. Andreas Doctor
- three poisons
- དུག་གསུམ།
- dug gsum
- triviṣa
A collective term for desire, anger, and delusion
Translation by Zsuzsa Majer
- three poisons
- དུག་གསུམ།
- dug gsum
- triviṣa
The three main affective behavior patterns, or “afflictions,” namely ignorance, desire, and anger.
Translation by Zsuzsa Majer
- three poisons
- དུག་གསུམ།
- dug gsum
- triviṣa
The three main affective behavior patterns, namely ignorance, desire, and anger.
Translation by Wiesiek Mical · Anna Zilman · Andreas Doctor · Adam Krug
- three faults
- ཏྲི་དོ་ཥ།
- དུག་གསུམ།
- tri do Sha
- dug gsum
- tridoṣa
The three are ignorance, desire, and hatred.