09-25-2022, 08:09 AM
Not accepting the objects of the world as these really are, commiserating with animals and humans out of the ‘sense-of mine’
for them, and getting involved with the objects of the senses, are the signs of delusion (moha).
Explanatory Note: Delusion (moha) has three constituents – delusion-of-perception (darśanamoha), attachment (rāga) and
aversion (dvesa). Not knowing the true nature of the reality and commiserating with animals and humans out of the ‘sense-of mine’ for them are the signs of delusion-of-perception (darśanamoha). Attraction towards agreeable objects is the sign of
attachment (rāga). Revulsion towards disagreeable objects is the sign of aversion (dvesa). Delusion (moha) needs annihilation as any of these three signs appear.
for them, and getting involved with the objects of the senses, are the signs of delusion (moha).
Explanatory Note: Delusion (moha) has three constituents – delusion-of-perception (darśanamoha), attachment (rāga) and
aversion (dvesa). Not knowing the true nature of the reality and commiserating with animals and humans out of the ‘sense-of mine’ for them are the signs of delusion-of-perception (darśanamoha). Attraction towards agreeable objects is the sign of
attachment (rāga). Revulsion towards disagreeable objects is the sign of aversion (dvesa). Delusion (moha) needs annihilation as any of these three signs appear.