Can Lobha, Dvesha and Moha be mutually exclusive in Buddhism?
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ArlhyoUrJWAcl2hiFrwNgqghBgx.;_ylv=3?qid=20121201153335AAXsHNyOr, are they interdependent?
Explain all possibilities.
(Lobha with Moha, Lobha without Moha, etc.)
Three Unwholesome Roots, akusala-mula, mula priyaya:
Lobha = greed or desire; attract
Dvesha (Sanskrit) or dosa (Pali) = anger, hatred, animosity, ill-will, aversion; repel
Moha = ignorance or delusion (Not know/aware Lobha and/or Dvesha)
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@Fake Genius,
Can the base be relative?
Can moha arise from lobha?
Can moha arise from dosa?
Can the base be relative?
Can moha arise from lobha?
Can moha arise from dosa?
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