Kilesa
Kilesa, Kleśa (Pāli, Skt., ‘defilement’). In Buddhist doctrine, moral and intellectual faults. There is no formal list in the Suttas but the Abhidharma lists ten: greed (lobha), ill will (dosa), delusion (moha), conceit (māna), speculative views (diṭṭhi), sceptical doubt (vicikicchā), mental torpor (thīna), restlessness (uddhacca), lack of shame (ahirika), and lack of moral dread (anottappa).
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UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO, PhD, 1958
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