Buddhist-Meditation-Systematic-and-Practical

eginning to practice the good dharmas one does not
practice now, and, second, increasing the practice of
those one does. (The other two are: not doing evil, and
stopping the evil that one has already done.)
2. The Twenty-Six Evil Dharmas:
The twenty-six are divided into two parts.
First, the six root-evils:
a. Covetousness
b. Hatred
c. Ignorance
d. Arrogance
e. Doubt
f. False Views.
These six may produce other evils because of their
nature, which is the mother of all evil. One should
forbid them in oneself most forcefully.
Second, the twenty branch-evils:
a. Anger
b. Enmity
c. Affliction
d. Concealment
e. Deception
f. Flattery
k. Shamelessness
l. Non-shyness
m. Unbelief
n. Low-spiritedness
o. Restlessness
p. Sloth
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