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The '''seven faults for all types of [[kyerim]]''' practice are: 
#forgetting the focus
#[[laziness]]
#fear of not accomplishing
#[[dullness]] 
#[[agitation]]
#the effort of being discontent even when the [[deity]] is visualized
#the lack of effort of remaining indifferent when the deity is not visualized

Their respective antidotes are:
#to be mindful as the remedy against forgetfulness
#to cultivate trust and diligence against being lazy
#to focus on [[basic space]] as the remedy against fear 
#to stay in bright and cool places when dull
#to generate sadness and lower the gaze when agitated 
#to relax mentally when involved in effort
#to exert oneself when not effortful

==References==
*[[Jokyab Rinpoche]] in ''Light of Wisdom, Vol. Two'', translated by [[Erik Pema Kunsang]] (Boudhanath: Rangjung Yeshe Publications, 1986-98), page 191.

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